FreeSpirit wrote:Eliko wrote:Don't remember mentioning 'Free Fall' bombing, do you ?
Yes you did, you used an altitude of 6 miles whish is free fall bombing.
Fool
Proven fact I'm afraid, look it up.
Not necessarily.
FreeSpirit wrote:Eliko wrote:Don't remember mentioning 'Free Fall' bombing, do you ?
Yes you did, you used an altitude of 6 miles whish is free fall bombing.
Fool
FreeSpirit wrote:Filitsa wrote:I don't know, Miltiades. These people have been traumatized, so I have difficulty exacting value judgment upon them. .
Wouldn't you be traumatised if you with your child/mother/father/brother/sister/ husband or wife were visting a pet market, a petrol station, a mosque, a bus queue, hospital in fact anywhere that it is normal to be and some muslim terrorist detonated a bomb nearby sending bits of body parts showering down on you?
Very few of these people were actualy hurt during the coalition attacks the vast majority have been the victims of their own religious group, muslim terrorists.
Eliko wrote:FreeSpirit wrote:Eliko wrote:Don't remember mentioning 'Free Fall' bombing, do you ?
Yes you did, you used an altitude of 6 miles whish is free fall bombing.
Fool
Proven fact I'm afraid, look it up.
Not necessarily.
Eliko wrote:Filitsa wrote:By the way, Eliko. Although I heard of the account of this mother on National Public Radio News, I've yet to read about it in the newspapers. Hmmm . . .
Filitsa, that is probably because the possibility exists that this 'Mother' does not.
A clever piece of propaganda for the perusal of the masses perhaps ?.
We can no longer rely on anything we are 'Allowed' to be informed of by our press, therefore we are compelled to rely on our own judgement when it comes to determining responsibility for every act of slaughter.
Can we even be sure of the fact that the two alleged female suicide bombers were suffering from 'Downs Syndrome' ?.
It adds a little more spice to the atrocity if we are informed that they were.
There are so many others ready to commit themselves to 'Martyrdom' it just seems a little illogical to me that they should be so used.
As a propaganda weapon, an excellent psychological ploy, cunning and devastatingly effective in stirring up even more hatred, WE will never know.
In my humble opinion.
Filitsa wrote:Eliko wrote:Filitsa wrote:By the way, Eliko. Although I heard of the account of this mother on National Public Radio News, I've yet to read about it in the newspapers. Hmmm . . .
Filitsa, that is probably because the possibility exists that this 'Mother' does not.
A clever piece of propaganda for the perusal of the masses perhaps ?.
We can no longer rely on anything we are 'Allowed' to be informed of by our press, therefore we are compelled to rely on our own judgement when it comes to determining responsibility for every act of slaughter.
Can we even be sure of the fact that the two alleged female suicide bombers were suffering from 'Downs Syndrome' ?.
It adds a little more spice to the atrocity if we are informed that they were.
There are so many others ready to commit themselves to 'Martyrdom' it just seems a little illogical to me that they should be so used.
As a propaganda weapon, an excellent psychological ploy, cunning and devastatingly effective in stirring up even more hatred, WE will never know.
In my humble opinion.
Man, are you jaded or what, Eliko?!
I listen to NPR because it reports news from a less mainstream perspective. Consequently, I'm inclined to believe that this woman's situation existed.
From an AP report in my local newspaper on the 2 female Down Syndrome suicide bombers:
"While involving women in such deadly activity violates cultural taboos in Iraq, the U.S. military has warned that al-Qaida is recruiting women and young people as suicide attackers because militants are increasingly desperate to thwart stepped-up security measures."
And where cultural taboos are religious taboos in that part of the world, so much for the jihad excuse. ... Or perhaps women with Down Syndrome don't qualify as women in that part of the world?
FreeSpirit wrote:Filitsa wrote:Eliko wrote:Filitsa wrote:By the way, Eliko. Although I heard of the account of this mother on National Public Radio News, I've yet to read about it in the newspapers. Hmmm . . .
Filitsa, that is probably because the possibility exists that this 'Mother' does not.
A clever piece of propaganda for the perusal of the masses perhaps ?.
We can no longer rely on anything we are 'Allowed' to be informed of by our press, therefore we are compelled to rely on our own judgement when it comes to determining responsibility for every act of slaughter.
Can we even be sure of the fact that the two alleged female suicide bombers were suffering from 'Downs Syndrome' ?.
It adds a little more spice to the atrocity if we are informed that they were.
There are so many others ready to commit themselves to 'Martyrdom' it just seems a little illogical to me that they should be so used.
As a propaganda weapon, an excellent psychological ploy, cunning and devastatingly effective in stirring up even more hatred, WE will never know.
In my humble opinion.
Man, are you jaded or what, Eliko?!
I listen to NPR because it reports news from a less mainstream perspective. Consequently, I'm inclined to believe that this woman's situation existed.
From an AP report in my local newspaper on the 2 female Down Syndrome suicide bombers:
"While involving women in such deadly activity violates cultural taboos in Iraq, the U.S. military has warned that al-Qaida is recruiting women and young people as suicide attackers because militants are increasingly desperate to thwart stepped-up security measures."
And where cultural taboos are religious taboos in that part of the world, so much for the jihad excuse. ... Or perhaps women with Down Syndrome don't qualify as women in that part of the world?
Very well said Filitsa
Eliko wrote:FreeSpirit wrote:Filitsa wrote:Eliko wrote:Filitsa wrote:By the way, Eliko. Although I heard of the account of this mother on National Public Radio News, I've yet to read about it in the newspapers. Hmmm . . .
Filitsa, that is probably because the possibility exists that this 'Mother' does not.
A clever piece of propaganda for the perusal of the masses perhaps ?.
We can no longer rely on anything we are 'Allowed' to be informed of by our press, therefore we are compelled to rely on our own judgement when it comes to determining responsibility for every act of slaughter.
Can we even be sure of the fact that the two alleged female suicide bombers were suffering from 'Downs Syndrome' ?.
It adds a little more spice to the atrocity if we are informed that they were.
There are so many others ready to commit themselves to 'Martyrdom' it just seems a little illogical to me that they should be so used.
As a propaganda weapon, an excellent psychological ploy, cunning and devastatingly effective in stirring up even more hatred, WE will never know.
In my humble opinion.
Man, are you jaded or what, Eliko?!
I listen to NPR because it reports news from a less mainstream perspective. Consequently, I'm inclined to believe that this woman's situation existed.
From an AP report in my local newspaper on the 2 female Down Syndrome suicide bombers:
"While involving women in such deadly activity violates cultural taboos in Iraq, the U.S. military has warned that al-Qaida is recruiting women and young people as suicide attackers because militants are increasingly desperate to thwart stepped-up security measures."
And where cultural taboos are religious taboos in that part of the world, so much for the jihad excuse. ... Or perhaps women with Down Syndrome don't qualify as women in that part of the world?
Very well said Filitsa
Says FreeSpirit, once again failing to miss the point which, for HIS benefit IS:-
Taking into account the fact that there have been so many lies and distortions circulating the Iraq fiasco, THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS (or would you accept that it is an impossibility ?) that this Mother does not.
Judging by the enormity of the lies which preceded the unlawful attack on the innocent nation of Iraq, IF the media wished to create a horrifying scenario (and I stress the IF) then THIS possibility would be miniscule in comparison to those which also preceded it.
Trusting you may now be able to understand the significance of my observation (which I doubt), I will bid you Good-Night.
miltiades wrote:Eliko wrote:FreeSpirit wrote:Filitsa wrote:Eliko wrote:Filitsa wrote:By the way, Eliko. Although I heard of the account of this mother on National Public Radio News, I've yet to read about it in the newspapers. Hmmm . . .
Filitsa, that is probably because the possibility exists that this 'Mother' does not.
A clever piece of propaganda for the perusal of the masses perhaps ?.
We can no longer rely on anything we are 'Allowed' to be informed of by our press, therefore we are compelled to rely on our own judgement when it comes to determining responsibility for every act of slaughter.
Can we even be sure of the fact that the two alleged female suicide bombers were suffering from 'Downs Syndrome' ?.
It adds a little more spice to the atrocity if we are informed that they were.
There are so many others ready to commit themselves to 'Martyrdom' it just seems a little illogical to me that they should be so used.
As a propaganda weapon, an excellent psychological ploy, cunning and devastatingly effective in stirring up even more hatred, WE will never know.
In my humble opinion.
Man, are you jaded or what, Eliko?!
I listen to NPR because it reports news from a less mainstream perspective. Consequently, I'm inclined to believe that this woman's situation existed.
From an AP report in my local newspaper on the 2 female Down Syndrome suicide bombers:
"While involving women in such deadly activity violates cultural taboos in Iraq, the U.S. military has warned that al-Qaida is recruiting women and young people as suicide attackers because militants are increasingly desperate to thwart stepped-up security measures."
And where cultural taboos are religious taboos in that part of the world, so much for the jihad excuse. ... Or perhaps women with Down Syndrome don't qualify as women in that part of the world?
Very well said Filitsa
Says FreeSpirit, once again failing to miss the point which, for HIS benefit IS:-
Taking into account the fact that there have been so many lies and distortions circulating the Iraq fiasco, THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS (or would you accept that it is an impossibility ?) that this Mother does not.
Judging by the enormity of the lies which preceded the unlawful attack on the innocent nation of Iraq, IF the media wished to create a horrifying scenario (and I stress the IF) then THIS possibility would be miniscule in comparison to those which also preceded it.
Trusting you may now be able to understand the significance of my observation (which I doubt), I will bid you Good-Night.
I still can not believe that Eliko who appears to have a reasonable level of education when it comes to the department of logic and common sense HAS NONE !! Infuriatingly substandard assessments more suitable from illiterate Middle Eastern men with beards. He actually is the ONLY ONE who has suggested that the "Dawns Syndrome " connections are a fabricated propaganda !!! You never seize to amaze me with your preposterous theories , more so when you do your utmost to include your self as part of the West when you are in fact nothing of the sort. You detest America and the West in general. Democracy to you is the West's way of government , but you do not see that it also would be good for the third world, its like saying that penicillin might be therapeutic for us in the West but not necessarily for the third world , OR THAT ANARCHY MIGHT BE BAD FOR US IN THE WEST BUT FOR THEM IT IS THEIR WAY OF LIFE !!!
Eliko wrote:I have merely indicated that the possibility exists that WE are being fooled by the media when it makes it's reports on the situation in Iraq.
It occured to me that (as a good propoganda exercise) the graphic descriptions of such unfortunates as 'Downs Syndrome' sufferer's would add fuel to the fires of hatred already blazing in the hearts of those (who like yourself) are likely to believe everything they read in the gutter press.
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