abuashraf wrote:Once again you're refering to jews and not Israel,Arabs have problem with Israel
they don't have any problems with jews.
what's your problem?
You keep reiterating that point, but I don't think it's true in that blanket form (
all Arabs having problems
only with Israel). Some Arabs (who's an "Arab", anyway?) don't have problems with Israel
or Jews, some
do have problems with Jews. Just give your opponent in this discussion the benefit of doubt, ok?
There
have been incidents were the target of terrorist aggression were
Jews, not Israelis. And quite some citizens of Israel are muslim Arabs...
2% of the Iraqi people are dead.(~500.000 person)
4.5 millions of the Iraqi people are immigrant.
How many of those are dead or fugitive because of the US, and how many of those because of the forces the US fought against? What are your sources that allow you to claim those precise numbers? I'd be very careful with numbers like that, as statistics tend to blow up in your face. (Oops, bad pun...)
Iraqi infrastructure is completely destroyed by US troops,
this means no drinking water,
food shortages
No electricity,
No phones,
important bridges and roads are destroyed.
All of the important brains(scientists,doctors,engineers,....)are either dead or displaced.
Iraq has a soil unfit for agriculture,because of the chemical bombs dropped,by US troops.
OK, I just have to sound the bullshit alarm here. You make it sound as if Iraq had been bombed into the stone age, which simply isn't true. And even where the damage to the infrastructure had been severe,
that's what large parts of the western troops are there for - rebuilding it.
And the thing about "chemical bombs" is absolutely the most ridiculous bullshit I've read so far in
any discussion on the subject. Sources, please?
And I wonder if any carpet bombing with "chemical bombs" would poison the soil any worse than the blowing up of the oil wells during the
first Gulf War did...
If all of this don't mean destroy a nation,what would be destroy a nation.
Ahem. Remember for a second your history lessons, especially the 1940'ies in Europe, and think again if you want to stick to your claim that what the US did in Iraq would be fit to "destroy a nation". Especially the Germans and Russians on this forum would probably like to hear about that...
Don't provide any solution ,just stay away from us.
"Us" as in "people of Iraq", as in "al-Quaida sympathists", or "Arabs"? (Again, define "Arab" - is a muslim descent of Syrian parents still an Arab if he's an Israel citizen? Does he cease to be an Arab if he coverts to a different religion? Is a christian descent of European parents who lived all his life in Iran an Arab? Does he become one when he converts to Islam?
Be very careful what you are calling "us".
And another problem is, what does "stay away" mean to you? Keep the US troops out so the radicals can seize control of Iraq (which
would happen)? Dissolve the state of Israel and ship all the people elsewhere - or at least stand aside and look elsewhere during the genocide?
Would that
really mean that "you" would also stay away from "us"? Last time I looked, there've been numerous petitions running in my country for making room in our society for the muslim. Islam-only religion at school, sports lessons with split boy / girl groups so that muslim girls don't get "indecently exposed" (note how no-one seems to have a problem with muslim boys looking at "indecently exposed" girls), stuff like that. Is
that "staying away"? No, that's benefitting from our tolerance while not showing any tolerance "at home".
I hope "we" (meaning Europe) get that tolerance of ours balanced against the intolerance of certain outside elements before we forfeit that very tolerance of our society because we handed the keys to those who want to quench that tolerance in favor of their strict laws. (And I'm not sure if I'm more afraid of radical muslims or radical control freaks like our secretary of national security...)
What happened to Iraq is one of the biggest crimes in the history.
Iraq now lives in the eighteenth century
Bullshit alarm again...
America made Gulf war in 1990...
I demonstrated on the streets against the US attacking Iraq, but that war
was started when Saddam attempted to annect Kuweit...
America supplied Israel with traditional and untraditional (nuclear) ,weapons
and Israel used this weapons and killed hundreds of thousands of Arabs.
You're simply disqualifying yourself with your blanket statements. Whether Israel
has nuclear weapons has never been proven, but sure as hell they never
used nuclear weapons against their neighbours. And I'd like to see
sources for the "hundreds of thousands" of Arabs allegedly killed by Israel.
...so I think America is the most important criminal here.
The true criminals are the warmongers that use tricky rethorics to stoke the hate and aggression, on
both sides, instead of working towards a
solution. As long as the shooting and bombing continues, there will be none, as simple as that.
relations means ,no invasion,no threat and no killing.
Also it means no interfering in the issues of the countries.
Yeah, right, you drop your gun first...
Hell, this is not about two gunmen in a Texan town's main road at noon during the wild west. We're talking
countries, whole
cultures here. But as long as one side of the argument has this hard core behind it that's foaming at the mouth, cries "kill all infidel!" and considers the only good world a world where everyone lives by the laws of the Koran - while most of the rest of that side doesn't condemn them, fight them themselves, and even go "they've got a point, you know" - that whole side is a
threat.
I don't want my kids threatened one day because they drew a picture of Jesus, Buddha and Mohammed in school. I don't want my daughter stoned one day because she'd had sex with some guy she wasn't married to. I don't want the soldiers of my country being bombed while they try to protect engineers and policemen trying to make live better for the people in Afghanistan.
And till the day comes where I get the impression that the muslim world actually becomes
aware of the problem, and
actively opposes those elements in their midst so they might become a viable partner in negotiations (like we do with the right-wing tendencies in
our midst, like the "Anti-Islamisation Congress" in Cologne this week effectively busted by civil protest), I perceive it as a
threat and will act against it, approprately.
Which does
not mean bombing civilian targets or beating up people on the street...