Terrorist Victory In Spain - Page 3

CharlesBHoff · March 19, 2004, 20:50

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Originally posted by joncha
hehe... according to http://www.systranbox.com/systran/box it's "this photo 200 can to us have cost dead"

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Spainish have than different sentence stuct from English.

Oncle Boris · March 19, 2004, 20:51

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Originally posted by CharlesBHoff

Spainish have than different sentence stuct from English.

I didn't know you were Spanish.

CharlesBHoff · March 19, 2004, 21:44

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Originally posted by Oncle Boris

I didn't know you were Spanish.

I than not Spanish at all. The word for word tranlation can make it hard to understand what they are saying. Than thought for thought tranlation can be better at time as it would be written in the English sentence strut.

joncha · March 20, 2004, 01:41

This thread

CharlesBHoff · March 20, 2004, 04:53

South Korea want they troop station in a non-combat zone in Iraq or they will not sent any troop at all. Have any of you dumb neocom read Pride and Prejudice by Maureen Dowd in the New York Time oh I forgot neocom cannot read at all. Bush att in dipl either you are with use or against use isnot going to work well or play well in alots of nations in the world. First alot of people in Spain and elsowhere saw Iraq as not being apart of the war on terror. Bush and the neocom arenot winning the war on terror in fact they are loseing it. Terrorist groups arenot defeat by military forces at all. Pakistan troop are haveing than hard time fighting terrorist in the tribal area of Pakistan as alot of the tribral people support the terrorist. Pakistan doesnot want to start than civil war with the tribral people of Pakistan. The Pakistan military cannot just walk into a tribral area than kill afew thousand people like we did to the Indians in America than shameful act on the America Government and settler who broke international laws and commit war crimes against the Indians People. First the tribral people of Pakistion number about 30 to 50 million people
heavy armed with military grade weapons.

Az · March 20, 2004, 06:47

where did you get a pic of Charles, johncha?

yaroslav · March 20, 2004, 08:08

The translation is (my English is no very good):

Could that photo have cost us 200 dead?

And, BTW, I dare to say that this woman is only average by Spanish standards.

yaroslav · March 20, 2004, 08:10

And I'm a little tired about it:

Why is so difficult to understand that Aznar tried to lie us and we voted for the other guy? In fact, I voted against Aznar but I want the troops to stay, specially after Al-Quaeda attacks. And I dare to say that there is a important percentage of Spaniards who think like I do.

Az · March 20, 2004, 08:38

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And, BTW, I dare to say that this woman is only average by Spanish standards.

I dare to agree.

yaroslav.

Ned · March 20, 2004, 12:03

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Originally posted by yaroslav
And I'm a little tired about it:

Why is so difficult to understand that Aznar tried to lie us and we voted for the other guy? In fact, I voted against Aznar but I want the troops to stay, specially after Al-Quaeda attacks. And I dare to say that there is a important percentage of Spaniards who think like I do.

No one is doubting that this is the reason for the vote. I said earlier that I would be pissed as well and would probably vote against Asnar in protest.

I understand that Richard Armitage has criticized the Spanish government for not releasing information they had hand on concerning the identity of the terrorists prior to the elections. Apparently this has caused a bit of anger and the outgoing government who parley still believe that there might be a connection to ETA.

It is now incumbent upon us to convince the new government to hold the line on Iraq as a necessary element in the war on terror.

Ned · March 20, 2004, 12:04

Charles, Neocons want "democracy" in the ME. For some reason, you do not. Why?

yaroslav · March 20, 2004, 16:20

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Originally posted by Ned
It is now incumbent upon us to convince the new government to hold the line on Iraq as a necessary element in the war on terror.

Yes, indeed it's. The problem is that Zapatero promised he'd retire the troops months before the attack and he can't change now his promise, because it'll be a traison to his electorate.

I hope we'll find a way that would allow Zapatero to hold on his promise ("I will retire the troops by June is the UN doesn't take the control...") withouth rehoming our troops.

CharlesBHoff · March 20, 2004, 16:32

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Originally posted by Ned
Charles, Neocons want "democracy" in the ME. For some reason, you do not. Why?

Democracy cannot be force at gunpoint. The Middle East will change when they want to.

Kidicious · March 20, 2004, 16:37

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Originally posted by yaroslav
And I'm a little tired about it:

Why is so difficult to understand that Aznar tried to lie us and we voted for the other guy? In fact, I voted against Aznar but I want the troops to stay, specially after Al-Quaeda attacks. And I dare to say that there is a important percentage of Spaniards who think like I do.

I understand. The whole thing is just screwed up, and Azner needs a lot of the blame.

CharlesBHoff · March 20, 2004, 16:37

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Originally posted by Azazel
where did you get a pic of Charles, johncha?

If is very hard to find than picture of me as unoffical pictures of me disappear for some reason, camero are opening up expouseing film, ditial cammor have they memony erease by strong magnetic field.

Ted Striker · March 20, 2004, 18:18

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Originally posted by joncha
This thread

Ted Striker · March 20, 2004, 18:19

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Originally posted by CharlesBHoff

If is very hard to find than picture of me as unoffical pictures of me disappear for some reason, camero are opening up expouseing film, ditial cammor have they memony erease by strong magnetic field.

Az · March 20, 2004, 18:20

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If is very hard to find than picture of me as unoffical pictures of me disappear for some reason, camero are opening up expouseing film, ditial cammor have they memony erease by strong magnetic field.

chequita guevara · March 20, 2004, 18:24

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Originally posted by Ned
No one is doubting that this is the reason for the vote.

What was the title of this thread again?

Truth: Conservatives in America and Spain are saying that this election was a surrender to al-Qaeda. Conservatives show their contempt for democracy yet again.

Ned · March 20, 2004, 21:13

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Originally posted by CharlesBHoff

Democracy cannot be force at gunpoint. The Middle East will change when they want to.

I think you got it backwards.

Pax · March 20, 2004, 22:44

Ned,
I question whether you really believe in democracy. If democracy is so good then why would it have to be forced on people. I think democracy has some good points. One is that it involves giving people rights. Why are you so against people having the right to decide their own destinies?

Ned · March 20, 2004, 22:47

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Originally posted by Pax Africanus
Ned,
I question whether you really believe in democracy. If democracy is so good then why would it have to be forced on people. I think democracy has some good points. One is that it involves giving people rights. Why are you so against people having the right to decide their own destinies?

PAX, liberating a people from an abusive dictatorship and allowing them to vote for their own goverment is hardly forcing "the people" to do anything.

Think about this.

Think.

Pax · March 20, 2004, 23:09

Read the article 1/3 Arabs feel liberated. That means the majority do not. Majority rule=democracy. Please stop using the word liberated until 50.0000000001 percent of the Iraqi's feel that you are right.

Gen Franks(American) outlawed a foreign countries political party. democracy?

Mr.Bremer threatened to vetoe the governing council plans to establish an islamic constitution. democracy?

I think not. What would the founding fathers have said about foreign rule? Ned are you a Patriot or a Tyrant?

Nubclear · March 20, 2004, 23:12

Why do you people take Ned seriously?

It's quite entertaining.

Pax · March 20, 2004, 23:33

I take Ned serious because I'm sure that too many people agree with him too not take serious.

Lancer · March 20, 2004, 23:49

The Spanish troops leaving Iraq must be embarrassed as hell. Given a sector where nothing much happens, they are quitting with the job unfinished. Other countries with tougher sectors are in it to win and have what it takes to stick with it.

If I'm Spanish army, when my enlistment is up, I'm gone. I mean what's the point of having an army, being in it, if your country is an appeaser? Might as well train in planting pansies....

joncha · March 20, 2004, 23:54

Oh my God! This thread... it's still alive!

Pax · March 20, 2004, 23:56

The Spanish troops are leaving Iraq not Spain. Also, if the Spanish Army is like the American Army it's trained to be a an army not police force. I don't think that the Spanish Army or people have anything to be ashamed of if they don't want to be involved in someone else's affairs.

DinoDoc · March 20, 2004, 23:59

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Originally posted by joncha
Oh my God! This thread... it's still alive!

You aren't required to click on it. Idiot.

Lancer · March 21, 2004, 00:01

"The Spanish troops are leaving Iraq not Spain. Also, if the Spanish Army is like the American Army it's trained to be a an army not police force. I don't think that the Spanish Army or people have anything to be ashamed of if they don't want to be involved in someone else's affairs."

...and yet they came to be there somehow, and are turning tail at the first sign of trouble.