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Old 13-11.-2006, 12:35 PM   #31
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The latest Gallup poll shows that 43% of Americans believe that the World was created sometime after the domestication of the dog.

Care to explain that?
Yes...it must have been an Englishman taking the poll.

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Yes...it must have been an Englishman taking the poll.

Next.

The Gallup poll is an American organisation,named after George Gallup,an American statistician.
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The Gallup poll is an American organisation,named after George Gallup,an American statistician.

So they have a policy about not hiring Englishmen? Could you link me to that?
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Not a chance Stevearoni. You said it so back it up.

When did we invade Spain, Mexico, the Phillipines etc.

Please provide the date.

I mean really...YOU SAID we WAGE AGGRESSIVE WAR...so put up....or shut up.


Steve...still waiting.
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Yes...it must have been an Englishman taking the poll.

Next.
You really are getting sillier and sillier!
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Not a chance Stevearoni. You said it so back it up.

When did we invade Spain, Mexico, the Phillipines etc.

Please provide the date.

I mean really...YOU SAID we WAGE AGGRESSIVE WAR...so put up....or shut up.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish-American_War
Spanish-American War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United...eracruz%2C_1914
United States occupation of Veracruz, 1914 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine-American_War
Philippine-American War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish-American_War
Spanish-American War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United...eracruz%2C_1914
United States occupation of Veracruz, 1914 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine-American_War
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BAHHAHAHAHAA

The fact that those are your Top 3....speaks volumes.

Shut up.
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wurm...you are a bitter man that is not a man of his word. You need to be put on everyones ignore list. And god forbid that anyone should trust you.

Yes. What is up w/ the constant drum beat of bitterness from him
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BAHHAHAHAHAA

The fact that those are your Top 3....speaks volumes.

Shut up.

The phillipines should not have been seperated from the spanish/american war. That shortens his list to two America bashing seems to be a popular sport. I said it before & I'll say it again-"Its not easy being the worlds policeman." Do we make mistakes Yes. Who will step up to the plate if we don't No one
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Yes. What is up w/ the constant drum beat of bitterness from him
Simple. He knows he's wrong so he is bitter. Welching on a bet is like shooting someone in the back. There are things in life that "real men" dont do, and one of them is welching on a bet.
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BAHHAHAHAHAA

The fact that those are your Top 3....speaks volumes.

Shut up.
Actually,they are not "the top three".They are a response to a specific request...for evidence and dates of the wars initiated by the US against "Spain,Mexico...the Phillippines."There are ,of course,many more examples contained in the original link (which you have been unable to refute).
Again,show me where any other country has a record which comes anywhere near the list in the original link.
So far,your only "argument has been..."shut up".Very obviously,you are ill-equipped for any sort of debate or reasoned argument. You don't have the education or intelligence for it,do you?

Come on,loudmouth. Come up with the goods...the attempt will fail,of course,but you will provide a bit of entertainment for us.You'll embarrass yourself,naturally,but I'm sure you have had a whole lifetime of embarrassment and humiliation and you're probably accustomed to it by now.

Come on...show us what you're made of.Come up with something that has a little more intellectual substance than..... "shut up".
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The phillipines should not have been seperated from the spanish/american war. That shortens his list to two America bashing seems to be a popular sport. I said it before & I'll say it again-"Its not easy being the worlds policeman." Do we make mistakes Yes. Who will step up to the plate if we don't No one
They are in fact,separate conflicts.The first was fought against Spain and led the US government of the day to think they had some claim over the Phillippines.The second was fought against the Phillippines Army which was commanded and manned by Filipinos in defence of their own country.
Right throughout the nineteenth century,American ships and troops were making incursions into the Pacific Islands,Asia ,and Central and South America. The Monroe doctrine was completely against the beliefs of the founding fathers of the United States,who were opposed to a standing army or naval forces larger than necessary for the coastal defence of the Continental United States.

The thing about "being the world's policeman" is that policemen are appointed by a community to enforce the laws of that community....and they are accountable to that community if they get it wrong.The correct word for self-appointed enforcers accountable to nobody but themselves is "gangster",the word Major-General Smedley Butler used to describe his activities as the most decorated American soldier of the early twentieth century,on behalf of Wall Street and American big business.
Who is the US accountable to?
The US won't join the International Criminal Court on the grounds that its own military will be held accountable.The US refused to allow the ICC to try Saddam Hussein for "crimes against humanity".Instead,they set up a kangaroo court where the verdict would be a foregone conclusion.Surely,if Hussein was accused of crimes against the whole of humanity,then the whole of the world should have tried him via the ICC in the Hague? The Nuremburg trials were an international affair,on the grounds of procedural fairness and because the accused were charged with crimes that affected other nations.
Note,the prisoners in the dock at Nuremburg were charged with..."Waging aggressive war". Anyone who cares to do a bit of research will soon see how WW2 started.It started with the Nazis deciding to attack Poland,then staging an incident on spurious grounds with concocted evidence, to order a general attack.
Sound familiar?

IIRC,it was Thomas Jefferson who warned against "foreign entanglements". The warning has been forgotten.
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So they have a policy about not hiring Englishmen? Could you link me to that?
Getting reeeealy ridiculous with that one!
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Actually,they are not "the top three".They are a response to a specific request...for evidence and dates of the wars initiated by the US against "Spain,Mexico...the Phillippines."There are ,of course,many more examples contained in the original link (which you have been unable to refute).
Again,show me where any other country has a record which comes anywhere near the list in the original link.
So far,your only "argument has been..."shut up".Very obviously,you are ill-equipped for any sort of debate or reasoned argument. You don't have the education or intelligence for it,do you?

Come on,loudmouth. Come up with the goods...the attempt will fail,of course,but you will provide a bit of entertainment for us.You'll embarrass yourself,naturally,but I'm sure you have had a whole lifetime of embarrassment and humiliation and you're probably accustomed to it by now.

Come on...show us what you're made of.Come up with something that has a little more intellectual substance than..... "shut up".


Listen...this is easy. YOU were the one who made the allegation.....so if these aren't your TOP 3 then tell me what they are. I already copped to Iraq..so I won't argue that one. After that what do you have? If the USA is the most aggressive war waging country in the world then it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a couple that we started.

In the last century...GERMANY....was by FAR the most aggressive war waging country on the planet IMO......yet I don't hear a peep out of you about them.

In the last 500 years I think England would rank pretty high on the list of war waging aggressors too but somehow they get a pass?

So....tell us Steve....since YOU made the allegation.....What are the top 3?

I've asked you in about 5 different posts and you still won't produce.....so I think shut up is kind of appropriate.

If you want me to leave you alone then retract your statement or simply produce YOUR top 3 wars that were aggressively waged by the USA on another country.

This is fun watching you backtrack.
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