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Radio Clip Where War Protester Is Owned
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Robert Jan
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Seems almost staged, the girl is dumb, not representative for who you make her represent. If you believe in the war dig up any of the 400 threads where your opinion got owned and debate your point. dont show some ambiguous radio clip where a dumb powerpuff girl doesn't know what she is talking about.
Deus Ex Machina
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Robert Jan said:
in my experience, 90% of the war protestors i have come in contact with, are exactly like you described.
Deus Ex Machina
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if terrorists could vote, would they choose bush or kerry? 
Robert Jan
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Deus Ex Machina said:
In my experience 90% of all people are stupid, so what you say hardly has merit. Also Most people who oppose the war don't actually go out and stand around with a sign. I know I dont.
Tiervexx
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Robert Jan said:
I agree.
This war is a big fucking joke. Iraq can not handle democracy, it will collapse into another nutty theocracy just like the rest of that shit hole.
The media claims that a majority of Iraqes support the war, but I know of more reliable sources (People that I know that have been over there) that say that it is about 50-50.
You can't form a stable and enduring government with a ratio like that! If Iraq really did have enough liberty minded individuals to be free than they would have overthrown Saddam themselves.
Robert Jan
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50-50 is very very optimistic.
Your friend there is probably not in touch with a representative extract of the population as a Westerner and support has gone down.
PS the link did not work for me either. But I know the clip I heard it before.
Your friend there is probably not in touch with a representative extract of the population as a Westerner and support has gone down.
PS the link did not work for me either. But I know the clip I heard it before.
I fixed the clip Becomig.
The point is this: Leaving Sadaam in power wont bring peace to the region. This is an Iraqi man who moved his family to get away from Iraq and Sadaam. I think he knows better than any of us. He owns the little peace princess, plain and simple. If you dont like it or dont agree, it is your right. I still say the regime change had to happen. 99% of Iraqis agree.
The point is this: Leaving Sadaam in power wont bring peace to the region. This is an Iraqi man who moved his family to get away from Iraq and Sadaam. I think he knows better than any of us. He owns the little peace princess, plain and simple. If you dont like it or dont agree, it is your right. I still say the regime change had to happen. 99% of Iraqis agree.
I hear it.
It's a radio show out of Seattle
It's about How can you promote peace in the middle east without removing Saddam?
The first caller(Mohammad) is talking
She's, the other caller is talking
He is
she is
blah blah blah
He's talking again...Ooops the accent sounds a bit fake. Maybe not..allah forbid....
Ohhhh Mohammad called her something about being a ping pong nicklodean somthing or other...sounded funny
Blah blah blah little girl this, little girl that....
You are all lucky fuckers for not hearing this....
It's a radio show out of Seattle
It's about How can you promote peace in the middle east without removing Saddam?
The first caller(Mohammad) is talking
She's, the other caller is talking
He is
she is
blah blah blah
He's talking again...Ooops the accent sounds a bit fake. Maybe not..allah forbid....
Ohhhh Mohammad called her something about being a ping pong nicklodean somthing or other...sounded funny
Blah blah blah little girl this, little girl that....
You are all lucky fuckers for not hearing this....
Robert Jan
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If terrorists could vote they'd most certainly vote Bush so that he keeps pissing the world off and they can recruit more terrorists.
LOL
LOL
C
Code
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Accent sounds fake.
He uses a lot of colloquilisms that Iraqi's simply do not use. Even Americanized ones.
He uses a lot of colloquilisms that Iraqi's simply do not use. Even Americanized ones.
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Code
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1.) I didn't think we were there to bring peace to Iraq. We are there to remove Saddam and restore the infrastructure.
2.) The guy uses words like fillibuster which are definately words an Iraqi would not be inclined to use, even he knew the proper usage.
3.) The radio 'host' constantly eggs her on to answer him, even while the "iraqi" berates her.
4.) It is VERY VERY common for radio shows to make up callers just to rile the listeners in hopes of garnering more listeners.
2.) The guy uses words like fillibuster which are definately words an Iraqi would not be inclined to use, even he knew the proper usage.
3.) The radio 'host' constantly eggs her on to answer him, even while the "iraqi" berates her.
4.) It is VERY VERY common for radio shows to make up callers just to rile the listeners in hopes of garnering more listeners.
sh4dowf4lcon
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Code he is an American now as I understand and moved from Iraq. I believe the accent is real. I love when he calls her "little bird chirping". LOL!
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Code
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The first time he begins to raise his voice he totally drops the accent.
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BrandonXJ
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Code said:
I can't believe I'm doing this, but I'm going to have to agree with Code here.
I don't care how long you've lived in the US, foreigners don't just bust out with "ping pong" and "nickelodeon" in normal conversation. He could've been prompted, or reading pre-fabbed rebuttal's written by the radio station, or some other US raised person.
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Code
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Even the staunch anti-codeites agree, a staged call by the radio station.
BrandonXJ said:
If that is what you feel so be it. it almost as though you think Iraqis would rather have Sadaam as their dictator. I guess you are entitled to your opinion. I disagree, I think he makes a good point and feels strongly regime change is needed in his home country.
cheers.
cheers.
Dougly said:
Bet he aint in no hurry to get back to Iraq with his wife and children. I wonder what the "little bird" thinks now.
Synpax
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Code said:
To respond:
1) We are there to bring peace. We aren't there to fight terrorists, but to engage a strategy of 'draining the swamp.' This is done by eliminating tyrants and unjust governments where there is no rule of law, etc. It won't end all terrorist threats, but it will aid in limiting their abilities.
2) Iraqis are one of the most educated Islam-dominated states in the middle east. They were practically a Western state with a British-style education system.
3) She constantly avoids answering his question. He very precisely answers hers. And she gets as much speaking time as he does, if not more.
4) Any evidence that it is 'very very common'? Reason dictates that there is no difficulty in finding Iraqi ex-pats here who can badmouth Hussien. Some of them had an office right near where I lived on the Hill. I personally know two Iranians in the same situation. You may disagree with him, but why doubt his sincerity? Not only that, but I read an AP story just yesterday where they are talking to Iraqis TODAY who are IN Iraq and they echo the same sentiments of this guy.
I talked to ortodox christian iraqi, he said that Saddam's iron fist rule was the only thing keeping factions from killing each other,and the only thing keeping christians alive in the country, he is more worried about his family now then under Saddam. So far we have seen only "small" mosque bombings with 80+ dead, thats only cause both sunni's and shii are too busy with the US for now to really mind each other...unfortunately, in this case having a dictator is lesser evil then anarchy.....unless somebody seriosly believes that US will stick around and make Iraq into another Germany or Japan
Deus Ex Machina
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Tiervexx said:Let me rephrase.
50% liked saddam, 50% did not. I have no idea how much of the ladder want democracy, and I'm sure that many who want democracy still don't like us.
also remember that a lot of iraqis are pressured to thinking like their more anti-american counterparts, for fear of reprisal or being labeled as a 'coalition supporter'
Tiervexx
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Deus Ex Machina said:
The end result is still the same. To have a free sociaty it MUST be the other way around! Quite minorities are completely useless, even quite majorities can't do too much.
The USA only drove out England because the liberty-minded individuals here were able to put the sheep in their places. There are no signs of that happening in Iraq on the scale that is needed.
Another thing that will help a free, and individualistic sociaty hold together is a sense of pride. Do you think Americans would have been so proud if the French would have completly fought our war for us than wrote us a constitution, then made sure that our early leaders were acceptable to them?
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Code
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I've been in Iraq and spoken to Iraqi citizens. I know how educated they and I know the words they use and the meter of their speech patterns.
If you don't realize that radio stations stage shit like this you're an absolute moron.
If you don't realize that radio stations stage shit like this you're an absolute moron.
Synpax said:
Deus Ex Machina
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Tiervexx said:
sh4dowf4lcon
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Synpax said:
Do your friends call you Sherlock?
wow
The_Eviscerator
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Sounds kind of real to me. "Chirping Bird"...lol. She sounded like a dumb fuck. Like most war protestors.
sh4dowf4lcon
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chirp chirp little bird, you are little girl!! lol!!!
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