13 girl here is not like the girls in your country,our girls act like 20
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what so the 13 year olds in your country go clubbing, drink and chase after boys then
firstly having sex with a girl who is 13 is WRONG!
secondly for someone who claims to be so FULL of maturity.....
you laugh at homosexuality...hmmm mature.
unfortunatly you are unable to question what you are told.
you simply accept whatis told to you by ignorant people
question what you are told.....
why?
when?
syas who?
prove it!
those 4 should be asked when taking on any knowledge
dont fear the light
The incident happened in Kandahar province late on Tuesday evening when a wedding party was bombed. A local member of parliament told the BBC that as many as 38 people may have died. Details are still emerging.
It is the latest incident involving civilian casualties and underlines the challenge ahead for US President-elect and commander-in-chief Barack Obama.........
It said that from January to August 2008, 1,445 civilians were killed - a rise of 39% on the same period last year.
BBC NEWS | South Asia | US Afghan air strike 'killed 40'
Just another country standing on the US's sholders to get the job done. The reason why we seem to be the world police is because we are the only one's that will act against a country that is hostile to its neighbors. If other countries would get involved maybe there would be a more even and balanced resolution. I think all other countries just now assume that the US will handle rouge nations. By the time the UN and international community would have acted against Iraq it would have already had a good foothold on Kuwait and god know's who else. Or maybe a larger middle eastern conflict would have erupted before anyone would have acted which would have caused far more casualties.
Am I opening a can of worms here when I say...,
US involvement in the Persian Gulf War was about oil?
There is also a matter of the US among others, such as France, Israel, Russia, Great Britain, Germany..., selling weapons to all sorts of dictators or otherwise "unsavory regimes"
Lead by example: let us get out of the arms trade.
Am I opening a can of worms here when I say...,
US involvement in the Persian Gulf War was about oil?
There is also a matter of the US among others, such as France, Israel, Russia, Great Britain, Germany..., selling weapons to all sorts of dictators or otherwise "unsavory regimes"
Lead by example: let us get out of the arms trade.
Yes you are because it is absolutly false. Atleast in the sense most americans misunderstand it. Yes, it is about oil but not about America's greed for it but about the middle east's greed for it. Why do you think the three sects are at each others throat? They all want a piece of the pie. Look at Saddam. He was living in 30 + palaces while the average Iraqi was living in a house built of mud and bricks. Why do you think this is? It is all about oil. Oil profits which funded the war agains Iran and the invasion of Kuwait. Oil profits that funded the WMD's Iraq had in the 80's. Oil profits that funded the Iraqi military which killed sunies and other factions that rose up against Saddam's genocide. People have their facts all wrong. America is not the culprit, the middle east is. Their greed for oil profits has caused millions and millions of deaths.
You sound like the Bush administration. And let me tell you, there's nothing good about that.
'US missile strike' hits Pakistan
At least three people have been killed in a suspected US missile strike on a tribal district in north-west Pakistan, security officials have said.
BBC NEWS | World | South Asia | 'US missile strike' hits Pakistan
So, USA and its allied NATO force VIOLATED 'Sovereignty' of Pakistan.
As I said, West often change the rule to their preference. According to the West, "sovereignty" is only about themselves, not about others.
I am happy that Japan is not a member of the West.
US missile strikes targeting militants cause resentment in Pakistan.... to me, it is quite understandable about Pakistani's resentment.
And let me ask this, do people in pakistan understand our resentment of 911?
Ok, I suppose you would rather us stand at the boarders and let insurgents take pot shots at us from the other side and do nothing about it. Maybe we can drag this war on for 100 years because we are waiting for Bin Laden to cross the boarder into Afghanistan before we try to find and kill him. Funny how we are suppose to respect the sovereignty of Pakistan when Pakistan can not control its side of the boarder. WOW!! I just realized something, its call hypocracy.
By the way, that is not the American flag they are burning. Look at it. It does not have enough stripes and the stars look liked they were playing "pin the tail on the donkey" while puting them on.
And let me ask this, do people in pakistan understand our resentment of 911?
So, resentment justifies doing whatever the hell you want and not abiding by the international laws set in place to keep the World from going into chaos?
So you mean al-Qaeda = Pakistan ?
Some American tell that they justified use of Nuke (twice) as a result of resetment of "Pearl Harbour".
So WHY USA don't use Nuke in Afghanistan to swipe al-Qaeda as a resentment of 911? instead of attacking Pakistan.
IF so, of course, "so-called Terrorists" in Pakistan/Afghanistan will have a right to use Nuke against USA as a resentment of Nuke.
Sounds like an endless, doesn't it?
Either way, it is obvious that USA needs to keep chin up. IF it stops, it will be revenged.
No, Im saying pakistan can not control Al-Qaeda or the Taliban. We have all learned what nuclear weapons can do. The US policy is that nuclear weapons are a last resort weapon.
We are not attacking Pakistan. We are attacking militants in pakistan that are attacking us. Osama Bin Laden is thought to be in Pakistan. Many of his followers have been killed in Pakistan.
Who is breaking international law?
So you mean al-Qaeda = Pakistan ?
Some American tell that they justified use of Nuke (twice) as a result of resetment of "Pearl Harbour".
Other Americans say it is because IJA murdered 17 million Chinese.. hmmm..
The Japanese parliament has approved a year-long extension of the country's support for the US-led military operation in Afghanistan.
The bill has proved controversial in Japan, with opponents claiming it contravenes the pacifist constitution.
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Japan extends Afghan mission