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03-24-2011, 01:13 PM
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I'd prefer to see MANPAD devices in Libya, as many as possible. After strikes of Tomohawks NATO will use tactical bombers to attack mobile units of libyan armed forces. It's a time to gain a harvest! |
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03-24-2011, 01:20 PM
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Governments became the place to control the minds of the people, because the reality is different from what is being said, yes it may be for the benefit of the peoples, but it may be conflicting with the principles of humanity |
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03-24-2011, 08:03 PM
Ones vision of the principles of humanity can differ from person to person and country and country. For example, im pretty sure a Muslim's view will differ from a say a Hindu or Christians view of humanity. Like i said there is a lot of Grey area in not only this conflict but many others its not just black and white. Those people i like to call them "sheep" exist in every country. The faithful leading the unfaithful, the blind leading the deaf ect ect. A lot of people chose not to think for themselves its easier the world is an ugly yet equally beautiful place but most choose to live in blissful ignorance, not just Americans but all over the world.
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03-25-2011, 06:24 AM
Kozyra; Not everyone is decieved by governments. I know why they are there and it's got nothing to do with "saveing civilians", that's just pretext for dismantleing Gadafi's army. The real problem is that the "democractic" movement is mostly Muslim brotherhood wackadoos and I trust them less than Gadaffi.
All these "democratic" upriseings all going off around the middle east at once, highly suspicious. Something else is afoot here and I think it will have far more dagerous results for the west than people realize. |
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03-28-2011, 08:06 PM
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Between this theory and our resident Russian's ranting about the greedy westerners, another possibility came to mind and it would contribute to a justification for Russia's absentention in the UN. The nation with the most to gain from disorder and destruction in the oil fields of Libya is Russia. Libyan oil comprises less than 5% of the U.S. oil trade, so it doesn't really impact the U.S. directly. But Russia has been trading heavily in oil futures in Geneva of late and to knock their competitors out of the market, even temporarily, at the hands of others, is an amazingly "lucky" turn of events for them. And when it comes to greed, how about the idea of a single company buying the entire port of Murmansk? Now that is greed. At least we buy out others product, not set up major ports as private enterprises. Only an open mind and open heart can be filled with life. ********************* Find your voice; silence will not protect you.
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