Re: Habeus Corpus - rip

Demonic wrote:

Terrorism .....is NO excuse for having our rights taken away in the name of security.

Or the rights of others. Does the Constitution even mean anything to you people anymore? It's something I wish my country had, an entrenched bill of rights; a set process, time and qualification for offices of gov't, and yet you are so willing to let it go in the name of fighting terrorism. In my eyes, that means the terrorists have basically won.

Agreed.

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Re: Habeus Corpus - rip

FSDev| Bandu wrote:

Were discussing politics ....

The following quote has nothing to do with what we are talking about...therefore irrelavent.

" I would like to say for those who lived outside the United States when 9/11 happened, you cannot possibly know the state the country was in on that day.  I was living on the US East Coast at the time, and it was Pearl Harbour.  Not thousands of miles away, but in our backyard.

Just remember that when you're 'debating'. "

Maybe you are insinuating that because I dont come from the US and wasnt in New York at the time of the attack my opinions and facts dont count (which is complete BS , to be frank)

The only way the above quote could be relevant to the topic/s was if myself or others (not from the US) were discussing how US citizens were reacting or feeling on that day. 

eg. some1's family memeber has just died of a heart attack or cancer or something ...and another person ,who has been lucky enough to not have had such a terrible loss , comes up to the grieving person and says " I know how you feel" ..... 

Understand?

? Of course its rellevant! hmm Its the very reason that these new laws are being passed! The sudden gut punch the attack delivered cannot be overstated enough! We haven't been attacked since Pearl Harbor! Worse, this was a civilian target! Worse they have no single state we can simply declare war on. Instead we are battling an idea. Thats a fing scaring thing. How can all the fancy nukes we've made protect against a target that dosn't exist? Where enemy combatants can duck around the corner and instantly become a civilian, who if killed will be counted as an 'atrocity'. People that count civilian deaths as victories, and who aren't afraid of their families dying, just so they can kill some jews or infidels. The nuclear deterant does not work against these kinds of people? Thats not scary?
That is exactly what was running throught eh minds of every US citizen on 9/11. How are we gunna fight them?
Bush's answer was any way we can. While I very strongly agree with Bush's stance on that, his actual carrying out of that plan leaves much to be desired. Afhganistan was picture perfect. Iraq...not so much. I do not ARGUE FOR BUSH OR HIS 'TACTICS'. What I AM arguing is that the Goverment's motivation is exactly the same as the average Joe's. They where SCARED to see a sudden INCREDIBLE threat, pop out of no where. They feared a nuked washington, new york, or LA. I don't believe you believe these ARE credible threats.

The VAST majority of Americans do. After 9/11 every American knew that, and had those scenes running through their minds. That number has not decreased.
Republicans, Libertarians, Democrats, and liberals, and anyone who dosn't litterly take the terrorists side (pretty much just that 'Al Quaeda in America' Guy from california, or that American guy in afhganistan we found) is still 100% behind the war on terror.
Their just tired of the war in Iraq. We are all. Iraq has america split. But not the war on terror. If we withdraw from Iraq tommorow, the war will continue, and we will fight it just as hard.

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Re: Habeus Corpus - rip

ArcAngel227 wrote:

? Of course its rellevant! hmm Its the very reason that these new laws are being passed! The sudden gut punch the attack delivered cannot be overstated enough! We haven't been attacked since Pearl Harbor! Worse, this was a civilian target! Worse they have no single state we can simply declare war on. Instead we are battling an idea. Thats a fing scaring thing. How can all the fancy nukes we've made protect against a target that dosn't exist? Where enemy combatants can duck around the corner and instantly become a civilian, who if killed will be counted as an 'atrocity'. People that count civilian deaths as victories, and who aren't afraid of their families dying, just so they can kill some jews or infidels. The nuclear deterant does not work against these kinds of people? Thats not scary?
That is exactly what was running throught eh minds of every US citizen on 9/11. How are we gunna fight them?

Well, my point was that its wrong to think that only Americans views on 9/11 counts or has any credance. I basically didnt like his tone at all and couldnt see the relevance to what we were currently debating ( no, no 'debating' thank you very much) in Iraq's WMD's. I actually forgot that i started the thread about the laws that have killed the US.

anyway...


ArcAngel227 wrote:

Bush's answer was any way we can. While I very strongly agree with Bush's stance on that, his actual carrying out of that plan leaves much to be desired. Afhganistan was picture perfect. Iraq...not so much. I do not ARGUE FOR BUSH OR HIS 'TACTICS'. What I AM arguing is that the Goverment's motivation is exactly the same as the average Joe's. They where SCARED to see a sudden INCREDIBLE threat, pop out of no where. They feared a nuked washington, new york, or LA. I don't believe you believe these ARE credible threats.

Afganistan was picture perfect? really? . Hmmm , if you mean by directing Al Qaeda into Pakistan , then yes, it was perfect.
A number of times we had AQ and Bin Laden cornered and let him go shows that it wasnt negligence but more plan.
1 of the these was near the border of Pakistan. There were 4 routes that AQ and Bin Laden could take. We blocked off only 3 of these routes ...enabling them to escape into Pakistan.
Oh! and what about the air lifting of thousands of AQ operatives via Pakistani cargo planes into pakistan? Afganistan was the most US/UK watched and scrutinised place in the universe! If ANYTHING was in the air WE knew about it! .. but for hours and hours we watched AQ get lifted out of Afganistan and into Pakistan over and over again! This could not be done unless we and Pakistan allowed it to happen. Theres more examples ...

You should try looking into the "picture perfect"  war yourself really.

"They where SCARED to see a sudden INCREDIBLE threat, pop out of no where"

The above quote deserves to be put in bold. The US got countless warnings (from over 14 countries) of iminent attacks of hijacked airliners being used as missiles and flown into promenant US buildings in advance of 9/11. We (Britain) even warned you a week or so before it happened.

I suggest you do some reading up on the time around 9/11.


ArcAngel227 wrote:

The VAST majority of Americans do. After 9/11 every American knew that, and had those scenes running through their minds. That number has not decreased.
Republicans, Libertarians, Democrats, and liberals, and anyone who dosn't litterly take the terrorists side (pretty much just that 'Al Quaeda in America' Guy from california, or that American guy in afhganistan we found) is still 100% behind the war on terror.
Their just tired of the war in Iraq. We are all. Iraq has america split. But not the war on terror. If we withdraw from Iraq tommorow, the war will continue, and we will fight it just as hard.

I find the bold part of your quote to be a very telling sign that you are unknowingly doctrinated. You just insinuated that any1 who isnt behind this 'War of Terror' is a terrorist!!. "Your either with us, or your with the terrorists" who said that? .... no it wasnt Anakin wink .  More and more people are seeing thro the cover up and lies of 9/11 and therefore the 'War on Terror' . So yes. The number HAS decreased.

Iraq has America split but not the 'war of terror' ? Hang on......wasnt/isnt the Iraqi war part of the 'War of Terror' ??? or atleast supposed to be? . Hmmmm......


Your move tongue

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Re: Habeus Corpus - rip

FSDev| Bandu wrote:
ArcAngel227 wrote:

? Of course its rellevant! hmm Its the very reason that these new laws are being passed! The sudden gut punch the attack delivered cannot be overstated enough! We haven't been attacked since Pearl Harbor! Worse, this was a civilian target! Worse they have no single state we can simply declare war on. Instead we are battling an idea. Thats a fing scaring thing. How can all the fancy nukes we've made protect against a target that dosn't exist? Where enemy combatants can duck around the corner and instantly become a civilian, who if killed will be counted as an 'atrocity'. People that count civilian deaths as victories, and who aren't afraid of their families dying, just so they can kill some jews or infidels. The nuclear deterant does not work against these kinds of people? Thats not scary?
That is exactly what was running throught eh minds of every US citizen on 9/11. How are we gunna fight them?

Well, my point was that its wrong to think that only Americans views on 9/11 counts or has any credance. I basically didnt like his tone at all and couldnt see the relevance to what we were currently debating ( no, no 'debating' thank you very much) in Iraq's WMD's. I actually forgot that i started the thread about the laws that have killed the US.

anyway...


ArcAngel227 wrote:

Bush's answer was any way we can. While I very strongly agree with Bush's stance on that, his actual carrying out of that plan leaves much to be desired. Afhganistan was picture perfect. Iraq...not so much. I do not ARGUE FOR BUSH OR HIS 'TACTICS'. What I AM arguing is that the Goverment's motivation is exactly the same as the average Joe's. They where SCARED to see a sudden INCREDIBLE threat, pop out of no where. They feared a nuked washington, new york, or LA. I don't believe you believe these ARE credible threats.

Afganistan was picture perfect? really? . Hmmm , if you mean by directing Al Qaeda into Pakistan , then yes, it was perfect.
A number of times we had AQ and Bin Laden cornered and let him go shows that it wasnt negligence but more plan.
1 of the these was near the border of Pakistan. There were 4 routes that AQ and Bin Laden could take. We blocked off only 3 of these routes ...enabling them to escape into Pakistan.
Oh! and what about the air lifting of thousands of AQ operatives via Pakistani cargo planes into pakistan? Afganistan was the most US/UK watched and scrutinised place in the universe! If ANYTHING was in the air WE knew about it! .. but for hours and hours we watched AQ get lifted out of Afganistan and into Pakistan over and over again! This could not be done unless we and Pakistan allowed it to happen. Theres more examples ...

You should try looking into the "picture perfect"  war yourself really.

"They where SCARED to see a sudden INCREDIBLE threat, pop out of no where"

The above quote deserves to be put in bold. The US got countless warnings (from over 14 countries) of iminent attacks of hijacked airliners being used as missiles and flown into promenant US buildings in advance of 9/11. We (Britain) even warned you a week or so before it happened.

I suggest you do some reading up on the time around 9/11.


ArcAngel227 wrote:

The VAST majority of Americans do. After 9/11 every American knew that, and had those scenes running through their minds. That number has not decreased.
Republicans, Libertarians, Democrats, and liberals, and anyone who dosn't litterly take the terrorists side (pretty much just that 'Al Quaeda in America' Guy from california, or that American guy in afhganistan we found) is still 100% behind the war on terror.
Their just tired of the war in Iraq. We are all. Iraq has america split. But not the war on terror. If we withdraw from Iraq tommorow, the war will continue, and we will fight it just as hard.

I find the bold part of your quote to be a very telling sign that you are unknowingly doctrinated. You just insinuated that any1 who isnt behind this 'War of Terror' is a terrorist!!. "Your either with us, or your with the terrorists" who said that? .... no it wasnt Anakin wink .  More and more people are seeing thro the cover up and lies of 9/11 and therefore the 'War on Terror' . So yes. The number HAS decreased.

Iraq has America split but not the 'war of terror' ? Hang on......wasnt/isnt the Iraqi war part of the 'War of Terror' ??? or atleast supposed to be? . Hmmmm......


Your move tongue

There is no Iraq War anymore Bandu, we came, we conquerored, we gave a government in which the IRAQIS VOTED for. We are only over there because the Iraq government cannot handle its own defense at the moment. Right now, it pretty much is part of the war on terror, as the ones killing are doing so simply for the reason of being in a different religious sector which constitutes unparalleled hate crimes. The only ones to commit such crimes via religion verses religion is the Islam/Roman Catholic campaigns (The Roman Catholic didn't slaughter Muslim civilians though, unless my history serves me incorrectly). This is likely to be a terrible atrocity that Iraq will face for a long time. Osama Bin Laden escaped because the pass that they escaped through was not blocked in time. American Special Forces eventually made it up the frozen path, only to find that they had already left. Fortunately, in their haste they left behind stockpiles of munitions as well as a laptop which contained names of Al-Qaeda generals.

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Oh come on, we funnelled them into Pakistan. Troops on the ground were being held off from closing up the 4th route. Even if what you say iwas true , I suggest your SF's go back into training lol

What about the airlifting out of AQ etc?


The Iraqi war is/was either part of the 'war on terror' or not. You cant pick and choose when it is and when its not. The fact is Iraq is part of a civil war now , one which we caused and encourage for the reasons I have spoke about a few times before.

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I never said that Iraq wasn't part of the war on terror, I am just now saying what it is. It is not considered a civil war (although it certainly seems like one), really it is more like what I said earlier it's a double sided terrorist (a.k.a. jihad) campaign against each other (a.k.a. terrorist civil war). Actually in truth, save for the civilians that are brutally murdered, it is quite nice that the terrorists are fighting each other, keeps the fighting on their soil, and not ours. The routes were found through captured information from terrorists, that is why it took so long. The mountains were too high and cold for a helicopter to safely land there, so they hiked the entire way up. They were guided by a village Osama Bin Laden passed through before the soldiers arrived. The soldiers paid several men from the village to guide them. By the time the soldiers came, he was gone. Command didn't give them permission to enter the caves, as it was night and command did not want to risk the guides being killed on accident, and when the soldiers were given permission the next morning, he was gone. He escaped the night before when the soldiers had a chance to capture him.

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Thats a nice story about afganistan lol . Your telling me that the army and Special Forces wouldnt go into a freaking cave to capture the most wanted man on the planet? the guy who supposedly brought America to its knees on 9/11 ?!?  Your actually saying that the worlds superpower with the mightiest , most technological military on the face of the planet wouldnt go into the caves cos it was dark/night?  ..caves are ALWAYS dark ! Thats a rediculous story!
Yes command didnt give permission and its very simple why..... because , like since 1993, we dont want to capture Bin Laden. He still works for the CIA.

And IF we wouldnt go into a cave cos its dark (LMAO) then why on earth didnt they block off the Pakistani border!? ( tho this common sence strategy is a moot point due to the above)


I ask again , why did we allow AQ/Taliban operatives to be air-lifted out into Pakistan in such an orderly fashion?

"Government is the great fiction, through which everybody endeavours to live at the expense of everybody else."
Frédéric Bastiat