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by **bayotanzk** » Fri Mar 21, 2003 12:52 pm

THE WAR IS IN FULL SWING AND LIVES HAVE BEEN LOST. IT IS THESE HEROES THAT ENSURE OUR FREEDOM AND THE FREEDOM OF MANY NATIONS. SHOW YOU SUPPORT AND VOTE.

by **s.s. one person** » Sat Mar 22, 2003 12:58 am

i fully support the war and i think it had to be done and im glade to see that their arnt any votes to the second one

by **SilverSurfer** » Sat Mar 22, 2003 11:06 am

lol im the first one that posted no
sry normally i may not post cause it aren't my troops and the poll says our troups but i just wanted to say that i'm not supporting any military action in iraq

grtz

ps: to many innocent lives will get lost and americans with them :flame:

by **bayotanzk** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 1:05 am

Well silversurfer,
we will see in the next few weeks if you change your opinion when the real word on what has been going on over there comes to light. it may surprise all of us!

by **SilverSurfer** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 7:34 am

yes i know and i hope i will be surprised other wise the war was meant for nothing and innocent people died because of a hunch

grtz silversurfer

by **Sidekick Floppy** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 2:23 pm

Just been informed that the Iraque army has captured 10 American soldiers. They also said in the news that the American goverment asked the media to keep this quiet for the US people. In an interview with the captured soldiers you could see some of them were hurt and a few were killed. May they rest in peace.

by **[RD]{gen}Beast** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 3:12 pm

im against the war excpecially against bush he just wants a war BUT i support american troops after all the stuff those iraqie troops did!

by **FarginMofo** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 4:08 pm

For now, most of what the media is telling us has to be taken with a grain of salt. The propaganda war is in full affect on both sides, more so on the Iraqi side I would say. For instance, Umm Qasr was supposedly "taken" on friday but yet there was a "4 hour" firefight with remaning forces there today - Sunday.

This one is the best yet. I was listening to an interview with a western journalist on NPR. She's in Baghdad. Last night during another air raid she and her crew were rousted from their rooms by Iraqi security forces and taken to a part of town to be shown a "fresh" bomb hit on some "civilian" buildings. The Iraqis claimed that many civilians were killed or injured there. However, she said she didn't see any casaulties being pulled out of the rubble. So, she spotted a man standing nearby and asked him about it. He said that no one has lived there for months. DOH!!! I guess the Iraqis forgot to include him in on the ruse.

She also mentioned one thing that is pretty amazing and shows how accurate the bombing really is. Baghdad still has power, running water, and working telephones.

by **El Cid** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 7:08 pm

Just wanted to let you guys know that my girlfreind and I went to Walmart and bought some yellow ribbon to tye around trees to show our support for the captured US soldiers and this whole operation in general.

by **bayotanzk** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 8:13 pm

In Baton Rouge local florists are giving the yellow ribbon away. Do not see much protest in Louisiana. Some at Tulane UNiv, but they are mostly northerners that could not get into NYU.

Oh, floppy did you hear that a unit of us soldiers captured a chemical weapons factory and are holding the general in charge. more to come.

by **Doug the Unforgiven** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 10:50 pm

Originally posted by [RD]{gen}Beast
im against the war excpecially against bush he just wants a war BUT i support american troops after all the stuff those iraqie troops did!

With that statement, you prove what I and others have been saying - which is that most of those against this action only oppose it for some kooky hatred of Bush.

Thanks for supporting the troops, though.

by **[WEF]Herr Renz** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 1:55 pm

Floppy, first they said less then 10, then they said 10, then they said they didn't knew... now it seems it were 50

and i fully support our troops (belgian) cause the only thing they're good at is medical assistance...

i don't support any attacking forces AT ALL!! so surely not the american and british...

(btw. iraq captured a helicopter => wrong parking?

)

also farginmofo, in America they don't show you guys all those movies about wounded americans... do they think you guys are stupid and you don't know about them??
and last night they've hit a BUS!! a moving B U S with syrian people, hit it with precissie-missiles from an airplane... if they hit a building near a military installation: ok, but a bus isn't something you hit by accident ok?

also, now they're suxing because russia sold some weapons to iraq... well they sold weapons too so they can better shut up... russia didn't even sold weapons but equipement...

by **[WEF]Herr Renz** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 2:00 pm

and Doug, for me the troops are also guilty just like bush...

i hate soldiers and i hate more the excuse from: we were following orders... if you defend your country i don't care but if you attack...

(btw. the guy that trew a nade in officers tent: i'm glade he told want's up his mind, but it was a bit to extreem his way... and he could have thought about it more early before...)

by **[WEF]Herr Renz** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 2:03 pm

ok, srry i've mad a mistake, the bus was parked... my excusees for that wrong info... just red it on bbc.com

by **bayotanzk** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 3:04 pm

[WEF]Herr Renz,
In the United States we are not a closed society to outside news. We have satelites that allow us to watch the news all over the world. Japan, germany, and just about anywhere we want. You perhaps should be a liitle more informed and look at how many people have internet access in the US. I was watching german news last night, like to see what the other side airs on news.

As far as the sale of technology from other countries. It will make it a little more difficult, but the end will be the same. We all knew that there would be casualties. Our resolve will not change. The war will be won and it is as simple as that. The US and UK have been lucky to be able to fight a ground war with such few losses. It is shocking to us as civilians, but the military knew this and was aware this would happen.

The real question is :How many innocent civilians have been killed in this action, compared to the amount killed under iraq's current regime? No need to answer we all know the answer!

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