Clemency bid denied for gang killer

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Optionpro007, Dec 12, 2005.

  1. FredBloggs

    FredBloggs Guest

    youve got to split the countries in 2:

    the good countries


    the corrupt regimes


    the good guys you give debt relief and infrastructure, education etc. this isnt just the us but the whole of the developed world. you fatten them up and then you trade with them.

    you get your money back over time rather than writting it off as bad debt 30 years later.

    the corrupt regime - roll in the fuckin tanks and get rid of the government. restore them to the good guys (see above). trade with them etc.

    thats the world according to fred.

    :)

    peace.
     
    #121     Dec 13, 2005
  2. Isn't that what the US is doing in Iraq?
     
    #122     Dec 13, 2005
  3. Lucrum

    Lucrum

    You mean like the US did with Saddam Hussein in Iraq or is that not a good example?
     
    #123     Dec 13, 2005
  4. FredBloggs

    FredBloggs Guest

    NO!!

    iraq did NOT need economic help due to a corrupt regeime.

    it just happened to have a corrupt regeime (by western standards) - that was all.

    the usa was happily trading with iraq for years. LOOK AT ALL THE WEAPONS THE USA SOLD THEM!! iraq was a prosperous country with running water in all homes.

    NOW IRAQ IS A SHELL WITH NO CONTROL OVER ITS OWN RESOURCE - THE OIL. IS THAT FAIR TO THE AVERAGE IRAQI CITIZEN WHO HATED SADDAM MORE THAN ANY AMERICAN EVER COULD? iraqi citizens are now almost a 3rd world country, and the debt relief coming from the us tax payer will continue for years to come.
     
    #124     Dec 13, 2005
  5. Fred:

    You must be a very young person. Nice thinking though.....I know you mean well.

    May the winds of knowledge and common sense visit your mind sometime in the future.

    Peace..


     
    #125     Dec 13, 2005
  6. Iraw is a shining example of why you do not want a regime such as Saddam to have economic success. Yes the US once traded with Iraw, even in weapons adn you saw the result of that in 1991. Since then the UN sanctions severly limited the economic prosperity of Iraq which severly impeded the economy and negatively affected the lives of your Average Iraqi. It will take a few years to fix the problems caused by anctions but at least now when Iraq does start to enjoy economic success adn power hopefully some retard like Saddam will not be running the show. This will not happen overnight as you may think it should. It will likely take a decade or longer and in reality real benefits will not be lasting until after a generation or two. Removing Saddam was only the first step adn a baby step at that. To expect anythgin else is naivette.
     
    #126     Dec 13, 2005
  7. FredBloggs

    FredBloggs Guest

    AWWW DUDE!!!

    just admit it - you know i am right which is why youve got to bow out like this.

    its ok - just admit it to everyone. you will feel a better person for it - trust me.

    take care.
     
    #127     Dec 13, 2005
  8. Neocon speak.

    When will the war end?

    NEVER....not until they are all converted to American style Christianity....err American style democracy.

     
    #128     Dec 13, 2005
  9. FredBloggs

    FredBloggs Guest

    i have to agree with most of that (see options007 - it aint hard :D )

    BUT....

    1/ the death of young americans was sold on wmds. NOT removing a little tinker from power and NOT for oil.

    2/ what about the average iraqi citizen? they are the pawns in all of this. they never asked saddam to be a wanker - just like they never asked americans & brits to demolish their infrastructure, kill their family or take away their livelihoods.

    polls show that the average iraqi sees his life as being significantly worse since the invasion than under saddam.

    wtf has this got to do with tookie anyway??

    :confused:
     
    #129     Dec 13, 2005
  10. I was wondering too....

    But you are wrong again. 70% of the population in Iraq today believe they are better off than when Hussein was in power.

    And progress is just starting.

    As far as you previous post, if you are willing to pay me, I will brighten your mind a little.

    That's because the job will be a major undertaking....lol

     
    #130     Dec 13, 2005