Originally posted by Paul Stevens:
Dead horse kind of thing.
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Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
and the facts which I've posted was taken from New York Times and Washington Post(read those papers during 16 to 24 september 2001) but that thread was deleted
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Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
I do not mean Sameer.
[ February 07, 2003: Message edited by: Mapraputa Is ]
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"I try my best to make *all* my posts nice, even when I feel upset" -- Philippe Maquet
Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
they only undermine our anti-American movement.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
I agree with Jason about the cannibal joke. It reminded me of imperialism and Religious terrorism.
One kills for democracy, other kills in the name of religion.Both are not really different for an observer from a Third World country
If this is the response of what I've posted then you might not know that this is not the observation of a viewer of a third world country(who is me) this is the view of Noam Chomsky (whom you should know ) Micahel Chowdusky and Fiedel Castro (Combodian president ) and the facts which I've posted was taken from New York Times and Washington Post(read those papers during 16 to 24 september 2001) but that thread was deleted and a private warning was sent to me just because I am not an American Citizen and a poster from a third world country
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Originally posted by herb slocomb:
I wonder about your "facts". For example, Castro has never been a Cambodian president, not even close. He is communist dictator on the other side of world.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Yes he is offcourse not a Combodian President but he is the President of the Republic of Cuba I may have written the name of the country wrong but he is not a dictator as you people think.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Do you know what a dictator is? When were the last free elections held in Cuba?
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
... Cuba is a Socialist Republic country and I dont know why democratic countries says that a president can be only from democratic republic country, beside that you also beleive that Pervez Musharraf is not a dictator and also recognises Switzerland as a republic country there is a lot of conflicts in your policies so there is a need for you people to understand difference between a dictator and a president.
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Originally posted by Ashok Krishnan:
Good point, Sameer.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Yes he is offcourse not a Combodian President but he is the President of the Republic of Cuba I may have written the name of the country wrong but he is not a dictator as you people think.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Yes I know exactly what a dictator is. The president and vice president were elected by the election which were held on cuba on 24th feb 1998
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Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
...beside that you also beleive that Pervez Musharraf is not a dictator and also recognises Switzerland as a republic country there is a lot
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Originally posted by herb slocomb:
Great point, and don't forgot to add that Sadaam was also elected as well. The fact that there is no real opposition, EVER, in communist countries is of course not relevent. Of course...
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Originally posted by Ashok Krishnan:
I admit that Saddam is bad, but there are worse out there in Americas side of the alliance.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
So which of America's allies are responsible for the deaths of more than 1 million people?
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Cuba(not Cambodia).
There are thousands of people living here in Miami who have stories of relatives or friends that have been put in prison or killed over the last 50 years by Castro
How do you know what I believe? Musharraf is a dictator and Switzerland is a democracy. Why don't you think that Switzerland is a democracy?
The fact that there is no real opposition, EVER, in communist countries is of course not relevent. Of course...
The results of the election, expected to be announced Monday, are not in doubt. While not all of the candidates were members of the Communist Party, all support the government's policies and there were no known opponents to Castro on the candidates' lists voters were asked to endorse.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Another reason that there is no real opposition in communist countries is that they have no basic difference in their policies and thinking so they agree upon on choice.
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Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Whatever I know about Castro is only from News papers and magazines (where I've read his speeches on war against terrorism and socialism) so I beleive that he is not a dictator but if he is responsible for killings of many people(as you are saying ) then I have to change my beleif (the whole gist of discussion should be that we should agree on something rather posting ).
If this is the reason why Castro is recognised as a Dictator then he is a dictator who represent 90% of the people of his nation and Bush is a Dictator who represent only 30% of the American Population(because everybody knows what happened in florida).
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
ROFLMAO! That is the funniest thing I have ever read. I guess you never heard of the gulags. Of course everyone agrees... because if they don't they are killed or imprisoned.
Originally posted by Jos Horsmeier:
This is so short sighted; how about those Taliban folks from Afghanistan (I personally very much disagree with what they've done, don't get me wrong), but the USA built their own gulag for just thost folks. Just think about what the Geneva conventions (signed by the USA too) have to say about this and then come back with real arguments instead of exhibiting the real american way of thinking (or lack thereof) causing you to laugh your lower back off. Does the phrase 'introspection' mean something to you?
no further discussion possible.
kind regards
Originally posted by Jos Horsmeier:
but the USA built their own gulag for just thost folks. Just think about what the Geneva conventions (signed by the USA too) have to say about this
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