Terrorists
- Thread starter moreluck
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hardcharger
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That should say Radical Muslim population. Don't believe everything on the Internet.
newfie
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when did needles shoot up hundreds of people in a paris concert hall?
"Imperialism, she understood, not only empowers a war machine and enriches arms merchants and global capitalists. It is accompanied by a poisonous ideology—what social critic Dwight Macdonald called the “psychosis of permanent war”"
whos the real terrorist?
Dr. Jill Stein @DrJillStein 7h7 hours ago
90% of people killed in recent drone strikes weren't the target = beyond enough justification to ban using drones for assassination/bombing.
Dr. Jill Stein @DrJillStein 7h7 hours ago
90% of people killed in recent drone strikes weren't the target = beyond enough justification to ban using drones for assassination/bombing.
moreluck
golden ticket member
then you can be the one that ignores all warnings and ends up dead.
so if someone warns me about death from asteroid, should i be concerned?
Babagounj
Strength through joy
more likely your death will come from sitting around a computer to long
exactly. so lets be serious when we talk about our odds of death or even injury by terrorism and stop falling for all the media hype. talking to you moreluck!
moreluck
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No, you can be stupid!
Babagounj
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rod
Retired 23 years
Sad. That idiot who wants the flags removed should be given a one way ticked out of the Country.
Michael Moore @MMFlint May 28
On this day, 1830, President/Terrorist Andrew Jackson signed the "Indian Removal Law". 100K taken from their homes &forced 2 march. 25k died
On this day, 1830, President/Terrorist Andrew Jackson signed the "Indian Removal Law". 100K taken from their homes &forced 2 march. 25k died
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The Indian Act of Canada: Origins
The 1857 "Civilization of Indian Tribes Act", enacted by the British colonial government, declared that Indians who were "sufficiency advanced education wise or capable of managing their own affairs" would be enfranchised, i.e. given the vote. That law was the first of many seeking to encourage First Nation's People to relinquish their land, language, culture and existing rights in exchange for full British/Canadian citizenship. The law basically said that if an Indian man learned to read and signed a pledge to "live as a white" he was allowed to vote, own property, and serve on juries. But, he would lose all his Aboriginal rights.
same thing up here, but i heard you guys were worse i think because canada at least has given alot of land to the natives or something i forget
point is government is the biggest terrorist group
newfie
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newfie
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yea ok, I heard purple giraffes fart gold bricks.
you can get an idea of all the US backed terror / dictatorships around the world over the years:
10 of the Most Lethal CIA Interventions in Latin America
He and his heir to the regime, Jean Claude Duvalier, ordered massacres that were so horrendous they defy words. Over 100,000 people were murdered.
...The brutal CIA intervention wasn't complete until 200,000 had been killed
...t was now time to send in the CIA to take action against the government of Goulart, which they did in 1964. They put in power a brutal dictatorship that lasted 19 years. During this regime, thousands were tortured and hundreds executed.
...And then the CIA put in power Juan Maria Bordaberry and his military dictatorship. He ruled under direct order from Washington the next 12 years, during which he killed hundreds of people and tortured tens of thousands more. Repression was so brutal and Uruguayans were so traumatized and fearful they no longer carried out their traditional dances, which symbolize happiness and victory.
10 of the Most Lethal CIA Interventions in Latin America
He and his heir to the regime, Jean Claude Duvalier, ordered massacres that were so horrendous they defy words. Over 100,000 people were murdered.
...The brutal CIA intervention wasn't complete until 200,000 had been killed
...t was now time to send in the CIA to take action against the government of Goulart, which they did in 1964. They put in power a brutal dictatorship that lasted 19 years. During this regime, thousands were tortured and hundreds executed.
...And then the CIA put in power Juan Maria Bordaberry and his military dictatorship. He ruled under direct order from Washington the next 12 years, during which he killed hundreds of people and tortured tens of thousands more. Repression was so brutal and Uruguayans were so traumatized and fearful they no longer carried out their traditional dances, which symbolize happiness and victory.
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