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Jelster 13-03-06 05:01 PM

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but for Gods sake, he doesn't directly order the death of thousands and genocide...

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Originally Posted by akbarhussain
And neither did Milosovic. Whenever the US/Britain feel the need to wage another illegal war, notice how it always falls under the umbrealla of 'humanitarian' grounds. Hence the wildly exagerated claims of 10's of thousands of muslim deaths in the early days of the war, which have been proved fictisious. I'm not trying to say that Milosovic is a nice guy - his administration killed people during wartime. But no different to any other administration.

So are you saying that all the proof of his atrocities are a complete farce ?

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"I'm not going to be drawn on the rights or wrongs of the war in Iraq as that's off topic


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Why presume that I am referring to an illegal war in Iraq? (weren't humanitarian grounds used to justify this one, after the countless lies surrounding WMD were exposed?)

I could have meant the war in Afghanistan (weren't humanitarian grounds used to justify this one, after countless lies surrounding War on Terror were exposed?)

Or indeed, the illegal war in the former Yugoslavia (ahem, no, not humanitarian grounds again, surely) - which on this thread, I would say is most definetly not off-topic.

I said "the rights or wrongs" I didn't say that it was illegal. And if IRC, were not the British troops in Yugoslavia on behalf of NATO ? As far as I can remember, the British had no "active" part in that war at all.

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but to even consider that Blair and Milosevic are similar is completely ludicrous and I suggest yo need to see a doctor....

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ok then. I'll get myself off down the doctors just as soon as you see fit to start reading something other than the filthy, proaganda ridden, Blair-spiel that is found on a daily basis in the UK media.

Like I have already stated, I detest Blair, but he's not a man hell bent on genocide, which Milosevic was... He even admitted it at one stage. I don't see any reports of British troops carrying out "Ethnic Cleansing" in Afghanistan or Iraq. So if I were you I'd be making that appointment PDQ...

Flamin_Squirrel 13-03-06 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by akbarhussain
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Dont be an idiot.
lol, ok, i'll try. Please forgive me for my idiocy, but can you explain your statement:

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I just dispise The Guardian and its complete lack of respect for the western world on which it depends.

Certainly. The free press requires the liberty to go about their job unhindered to gather all the relevant facts. But The Guardian being writen by left wing lunatics who think they know best for everyone, seek to impose their views on others, restricting the personal and economic freedom which they themselves require to function.

akbarhussain 13-03-06 05:16 PM

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So are you saying that all the proof of his atrocities are a complete farce ?
So can you provide me with any proof that they did occur? I have posted a link site with EXTENSIVE proof of documented articles, showing how the usual propaganda was used to turn Milosovic into the next 'Hitler' (this term usage was extensive in many tabloid articles at the begining of 1999), saying that he ate babies and exterminated muslims.

Most, if not all of the reporting at the time showing so called 'atroctites' has been proven to be at best, wildly exagerated, and at worst damn lies. See IAC website that I posted a link to for further details.

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I said "the rights or wrongs" I didn't say that it was illegal. And if IRC, were not the British troops in Yugoslavia on behalf of NATO ? As far as I can remember, the British had no "active" part in that war at all.
So you were talking morally? As far as i am aware under international law, illegal has more importance than 'rights and wrongs'

I never said that the British were at war in Yugoslavia. But to expand on your point, using NATO rather than US/Brit forces was simply a way of creating an illusion that there was an alliance in force. It was a method being tested for future use - unfortunatley for US/Britain, the French weren't too happy to go along with the latest excapades.


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He even admitted it at one stage

Source please?

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I don't see any reports of British troops carrying out "Ethnic Cleansing" in Afghanistan or Iraq
Neither do I. But there was the carpet bombing of Afghanistan, killing thousands of civillians. Intentional targeting of civilians in Yugoslavis and Afghanistan.

You could even call the genocide of the Kurds by the Turks British assissted.
Oops, hang on just one minute, thats not genocide because we're freinds with Turkey.

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So if I were you I'd be making that appointment PDQ
Good job you're not me then, isn't it? Maybe try reading between the lines, and look just a little outside the box. You will find enlightenment Mr. Jelster.

akbarhussain 13-03-06 05:19 PM

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Certainly. The free press requires the liberty to go about their job unhindered to gather all the relevant facts. But The Guardian being writen by left wing lunatics who think they know best for everyone, seek to impose their views on others, restricting the personal and economic freedom which they themselves require to function.
Hahahahaha!! Classic, I think the truth comes out a little here - left wing being the dirty word.

I take it that you can backup your claims about the Guardian? Or maybe even dispute a single article that has been printed within?

Peter Henry 13-03-06 05:24 PM

Jordan... You have in the past ojected to my stroppiness and to that end I do think that you are out of order telling akbar..."don't be idiotic"


Just my opinion of course. :?

helen 13-03-06 05:26 PM

I don't like the Guardian either, largely because they cannot spell.

northwind 13-03-06 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Flamin_Squirrel
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Originally Posted by akbarhussain
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Dont be an idiot.
lol, ok, i'll try. Please forgive me for my idiocy, but can you explain your statement:

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I just dispise The Guardian and its complete lack of respect for the western world on which it depends.

Certainly. The free press requires the liberty to go about their job unhindered to gather all the relevant facts. But The Guardian being writen by left wing lunatics who think they know best for everyone, seek to impose their views on others, restricting the personal and economic freedom which they themselves require to function.

How in the world does a newspaper "impose its views" on anyone? Do you have to read it?

akbarhussain 13-03-06 05:31 PM

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I don't like the Guardian either, largely because they cannot spell.
* Checks Helens post for spelling/grammatical errors * :wink:

jonboy 13-03-06 05:37 PM

I like the Guardian, it adds another viewpoint and helps create balance.

What I do find odd is that akbarhussain has posted continually just in one political thread and nowehere else. Does he actually own an SV? Or even any bike? :-k


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helen 13-03-06 05:43 PM

Jordan did say that the writers seek to impose their views. Of course, the newspaper itself is incapable of imposition.

At my uni, The Guardian was always free in the union shop. That's because very few people would buy it. And that's generally because the standard of writing was poor. I don't know if it still is poor, I haven't read it for seven years.


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