I'm sure they will be landing on the beaches of Iran to fight
for control of the Iranians nuclear assets.
Posted on 01/18/2006 11:40:15 AM PST by sergey1973
United Nations peacekeepers in Ivory Coast's main city are under siege by supporters of President Laurent Gbagbo. More than 2,000 protesters have tried to force their way into UN headquarters in Abidjan, and had to be held back by warning shots and tear gas.
More than 300 troops have been forced to withdraw from two UN bases in the west of the country after clashes that left at least four protesters dead.
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"How can they be “Peacekeepers” when there is no peace to keep?"
Right -:))) You can call them "UN Bystanders" -:))))
Where did you find that photo, is it real? I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it was, but that is way too good!
That was Colonel McCauliffe I believe. The German general was either Deitrich or Pieper I think.
Rommel died in June.
One of the problems I see the UN having in these operations is using the term “peacekeepers”. That will preclude them from taking offensive action – or any serious defensive action. They are restricted to a show of force, and very restricted in the use of any form of deadly force.
If the UN is powerless to control a banana republic how on earth can we expect them to deal with the Iran issue. Oh right we cant..
Remember Bradley taunting Rommel's request for surrender with a defiant "nuts!"?
My bad, it was McAuliffe, I for some reason thought of Clark.
Again? Didnt this happen last year? Or was that the French.
That poster is real, I remember seeing it on the news, and many other like it.
The French once again are behind this
General Anthony C McAuliffe
CHIRAC LIED COCOA DIED
NO BLOOD FOR CHOCOLATE!!
/sarcasm off
"This is how Cargill works with customers." (sarcasm, watch MS-NBC in the mornings and see Cargill's ads)
No blood for Brie.
Speaking of "French", before we do anything hasty, let's find out the nationality of these UN soldiers. I say if they're French then we let the locals have their way with'em!
Prisoner of Abidjan
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