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GeorgeSoros.com
by k at 9:57 am EDT, Oct 1, 2004 |
] We stood idly by while Baghdad was ransacked. As the
] occupying power, we had an obligation to maintain law and
] order, but we failed to live up to it. If we had cared
] about the people of Iraq we should have had more troops
] available for the occupation than we needed for the
] invasion. We should have provided protection not only
] for the oil ministry but also the other ministries,
] museums and hospitals. Baghdad and the country's other
] cities were destroyed after we occupied them. When we
] encountered resistance, we employed methods that
] alienated and humiliated the population. The way we
] invaded homes, and the way we treated prisoners generated
] resentment and rage. [ Soros is engaged. Good stuff. -k] |
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RE: GeorgeSoros.com
by Vile at 12:48 pm EDT, Oct 1, 2004 |
k wrote:
] ] We stood idly by while Baghdad was ransacked. As the
] ] occupying power, we had an obligation to maintain law and
] ] order, but we failed to live up to it. If we had cared
] ] about the people of Iraq we should have had more troops
] ] available for the occupation than we needed for the
] ] invasion. We should have provided protection not only
] ] for the oil ministry but also the other ministries,
] ] museums and hospitals. Baghdad and the country's other
] ] cities were destroyed after we occupied them. When we
] ] encountered resistance, we employed methods that
] ] alienated and humiliated the population. The way we
] ] invaded homes, and the way we treated prisoners generated
] ] resentment and rage.
]
] [ Soros is engaged. Good stuff. -k] What does the idiot think war is about? Tea at high noon? Fucking moron. |
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GeorgeSoros.com
by Decius at 10:39 pm EDT, Sep 30, 2004 |
] We stood idly by while Baghdad was ransacked. As the
] occupying power, we had an obligation to maintain law and
] order, but we failed to live up to it. If we had cared
] about the people of Iraq we should have had more troops
] available for the occupation than we needed for the
] invasion. We should have provided protection not only
] for the oil ministry but also the other ministries,
] museums and hospitals. Baghdad and the country's other
] cities were destroyed after we occupied them. When we
] encountered resistance, we employed methods that
] alienated and humiliated the population. The way we
] invaded homes, and the way we treated prisoners generated
] resentment and rage. |
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