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By the way, the Vault doesn't offer waterborading because the whips, chains and cages offer much more effective stimulation.
Comment Posted By syn On 3.04.2008 @ 06:40
Here is my suggestion; why not set up a Vault just like the one here in NYC with all sorts of torture machines where the sado-masochists can gather around to view for their sexual pleasure of jerking themselves off at the sight of torture all the while interrogators can offer the enemy the choice of answering the questions or risk becoming a permanent sex slave for mentally mad masturbators.
Who ever says Americans 'don't torture' haven't paid attention to Robert Maplethorpe.
Comment Posted By syn On 3.04.2008 @ 06:37
"THE RICK MORAN SHOW: OUTSIDE THE WIRE"
I liked the part where he mentioned to the effect that no matter how many troops we had sent over at the beginning it would not have made a bit of difference since the Rules of Engagement was the problem not the number of troops on the ground.
In other words, we could have sent 500,000 troops yet the results would have come out just the same.
Plus, it's the captains who are achieving success, not the politicans in Congress.
Comment Posted By syn On 3.04.2008 @ 06:45
CAN WE JUST WALK AWAY FROM IRAQ?
How come so many Americans FORGOT what happened on 9/11/2001?
Comment Posted By syn On 1.04.2008 @ 11:38
"George W Bush has been a great rainmaker for the jihadists.
Our soldiers are fighting on behalf of centuries old enemies."
The enemies are centuries old BUT it's George Bush who makes jihadists?
This is why I am no longer a 'brain-dead liberal'; nothing a Liberal says ever makes any sense.
Answer me this oh great mercury light bulbs, if Iraq is in such a dire situation why then are all-volunteer members of the military re-upping at historical rates?
I swear, MSN really does dumb-down the stupid.
Comment Posted By syn On 1.04.2008 @ 11:36
ANOTHER ANTI-WAR FILM TANKS AT THE BOX OFFICE
"I moved to England from the US years ago it’s a much much freer country."
All those cameras spying on you must make you feel like a movie star.
Comment Posted By syn On 31.03.2008 @ 08:00
Lastly,
Geert Wilders reminds me of Winston Churchill in the early 1930's
Comment Posted By syn On 30.03.2008 @ 09:50
"I think Americans just wish the war would go away at this point and want nothing to with either a pro or anti war movie. I may be wrong but war weariness seems to be the dominant feeling about Iraq among the American people"
Since a part of the American population (with the exception of those directly doing the heavy work ie those serving in the military and their family/friends/loved as well as the military supporters) haven't really been doing much but complaing about the war, I think they're tired of hearing themselves complain about the war rather than being tired of the war itself.
In any case, no matter what happens in Iraq the fact is, fatwas do not have a timetable; the enemy want to destroy the West and they have all the time in the world.
Comment Posted By syn On 30.03.2008 @ 09:48
The irony about the entire Hollywood industry(not just its' self-defeating anti-war narrative) is that without Oil Hollywood would be unable to make its' celluloid nightmares.
Film, tape, dvds are all products of petroleum and if Al Goracle's Global war against oil continues, Hollywood's luxury item will eventually die a slow death.
If a person has to choose between eating or watching George Clooney, Clooney will lose to hunger everytime.
The entertainment industry is a luxury item which eventually will be unaffordable, Oil is expensive especially after Hollywood spent billions demonizing this capitalist engine.
Death of Hollywood is by its' own creation.
Comment Posted By syn On 30.03.2008 @ 09:23
At least Iraq has freedom of speech unlike Europe where the war has been lost.
Comment Posted By syn On 28.03.2008 @ 18:07
