Who exactly made Belgium the judge of all the earth? - Page 2

Lancer · April 30, 2003, 14:32

Aren't the Belgians the ones with abused slave children tied up in the dungeons?

Good, put them in charge.

Spiffor · April 30, 2003, 14:57

Not tied up in the dungeon. Dead in the basement.

Actually, what you are saying is sadly not an empty troll. The Beligan judiciary never attacked the well-placed people, because the whole Belgian establishment was involved in this ****.

Lancer · April 30, 2003, 15:02

Of course its not an "empty troll".

Belgians are amost as bad as the French.

THAT was an empty troll. One is an opinion, the other a troll.

Hmmff. New guys.

oedo · April 30, 2003, 15:24

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Originally posted by Lancer
Aren't the Belgians the ones with abused slave children tied up in the dungeons?

Good, put them in charge.

hey! after all Belgians invented the freedom fries. McDonalds wouldn´t be conceivable without Belgium. so better think twice before you consider freeing the Belgian children.

Sava · April 30, 2003, 15:26

I thought frivolous lawsuits were an American hobby.

Sava · April 30, 2003, 15:27

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Aren't the Belgians the ones with abused slave children tied up in the dungeons?

Good, put them in charge.

Did Foxnews tell you this one.

Shi Huangdi · April 30, 2003, 15:27

"Aren't the Belgians the ones with abused slave children tied up in the dungeons? "

The belgians have been too busy comitting genocide in the Congo to focus on their children.

"and to all you people who wonder why Belgium should be the judge of earth, well who made the USA judge of the world, simply invading countries because it suits them..."

The USA has the power to back it's judgements. Belgium does not.

Lincoln · April 30, 2003, 15:29

Oh I thought that Belgium was nuetral Lancer? Are you telling us that they are not the epitome of fairness? Boy, you learn something new everyday around here. I will think about this the next time I order a Belgium waffle. Come to think of it, maybe that is where they got that espression -- "waffling"?? Food for thought...

TCO · April 30, 2003, 15:36

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Originally posted by Spiffor
Not tied up in the dungeon. Dead in the basement.

Actually, what you are saying is sadly not an empty troll. The Beligan judiciary never attacked the well-placed people, because the whole Belgian establishment was involved in this ****.

What is this?

oedo · April 30, 2003, 15:47

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Originally posted by GP

What is this?

there´s been a huge and sad scandal in Belgium in the 90´s. just enter the name "dutroux" into google if you want to know more about it. this has all been very unappetizing and I can imagine than many Belgians wanted to leave their country after they heard about this.

has nothing to do with an international courtyard though.

Kontiki · April 30, 2003, 15:47

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Originally posted by Maniac

Who made the USA the judge of the world?

I don't know if you can pin it on one person, but I guess Oppenheimer would need to take part of the credit.

Sava · April 30, 2003, 15:56

Now the Belgians have become the focus of jingoism.

VetLegion · April 30, 2003, 16:09

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I thought frivolous lawsuits were an American hobby.

I fail to understand why you think lawsuit against gen. Fransk would be frivolous. Is he in charge? Yes. Are they shooting civilians there? Yes.

Get it to court.

Sava · April 30, 2003, 16:14

I wasn't so much commenting on the merit of the lawsuit as I was pointing out the fact that Americans are the lawsuit-happy society, not the Belgians.

TCO · April 30, 2003, 16:40

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Originally posted by oedo

there´s been a huge and sad scandal in Belgium in the 90´s. just enter the name "dutroux" into google if you want to know more about it. this has all been very unappetizing and I can imagine than many Belgians wanted to leave their country after they heard about this.

has nothing to do with an international courtyard though.

I looked at it. I don't see what the big deal is. It's just one whacko. Fry him in the chair and get on with it.

Doesn't implicate the society or anything.

Sliparac · April 30, 2003, 17:15

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Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
"Aren't the Belgians the ones with abused slave children tied up in the dungeons? "

The belgians have been too busy comitting genocide in the Congo to focus on their children.

what genocide are you talking about?

Oerdin · April 30, 2003, 17:19

I wouldn't call Leopold's adventures in Congo an act of Genocide (that has become the trendy term that everyone bandies about to try to paint their opponents black) but neither was it a very humane exercise.

Az · April 30, 2003, 17:22

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trendy term that everyone bandies about to try to paint their opponents black

Ahem.

Sliparac · April 30, 2003, 17:23

Indeed, just like the American "liberation" of Iraq...

TCO · April 30, 2003, 17:25

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Originally posted by Sliparac
Indeed, just like the American "liberation" of Iraq...

Liberation:

Sliparac · April 30, 2003, 17:30

Is that scene real? I recall reading something that the US flew in the Iraqi opposition to pull down statues of Saddam in front of the camera...

Oerdin · April 30, 2003, 17:34

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Originally posted by Azazel

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trendy term that everyone bandies about to try to paint their opponents black

Ahem.

What? Black is a word in the English language and it is traditionally used in snetences like this even before the American colonization and slavery.

Az · April 30, 2003, 17:34

Wow, they publish THAT sort of stuff in belgium?

Oerdin · April 30, 2003, 17:35

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Originally posted by Sliparac
Is that scene real? I recall reading something that the US flew in the Iraqi opposition to pull down statues of Saddam in front of the camera...

You folks in Belgium will believe anything won't you.

Lancer · April 30, 2003, 17:37

"Oh I thought that Belgium was nuetral Lancer? Are you telling us that they are not the epitome of fairness? Boy, you learn something new everyday around here. I will think about this the next time I order a Belgium waffle. Come to think of it, maybe that is where they got that espression -- "waffling"?? Food for thought..."

This is food for thought Lincoln. Regretably I can't figure out any communication here, any point. Sorry...

Lincoln · April 30, 2003, 17:38

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Originally posted by Sliparac
Is that scene real? I recall reading something that the US flew in the Iraqi opposition to pull down statues of Saddam in front of the camera...

Yea that's right. It was the same crew that faked the landing on the moon..

Lincoln · April 30, 2003, 17:44

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Originally posted by Lancer
"Oh I thought that Belgium was nuetral Lancer? Are you telling us that they are not the epitome of fairness? Boy, you learn something new everyday around here. I will think about this the next time I order a Belgium waffle. Come to think of it, maybe that is where they got that espression -- "waffling"?? Food for thought..."

This is food for thought Lincoln. Regretably I can't figure out any communication here, any point. Sorry...

I am too sarcastic. I guess I have been here too long.

Lancer · April 30, 2003, 17:48

Well I believe that any attept by Belgium or Belgians to attack General Franks through their legal system to be totally absurd. Hope that helps.

Lincoln · April 30, 2003, 17:57

Yes, I agree. If I were General Franks I would take a vacation to Belgium and see what happens when they arrest me.

Sava · April 30, 2003, 18:00

He might as well. He's got a private jet that is taxpayer funded.