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Nasrallah declared: "Defending the prophet should continue all over the world. Let Condoleezza Rice and Bush and all the tyrants shut up. We are an Islamic nation that cannot tolerate, be silent or be lax when they insult our prophet and sanctities."
"We will uphold the messenger of God not only by our voices but also by our blood," he told the crowds, estimated by organizers at about 700,000. Police officers had no final estimates but put the figure at even higher.
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Riot wrote:They can be pissed all they want at it but they shouldn't shed blood over it. Plus, they aren't just upset at the bomb that was on Mohammed's head in the comic. They are upset that was depicted, period. It's stupid.
And the difference between 9/11 and those bombings is 9/11 was intentional and was aimed at having the most innocent lives killed as possible. The bombing raids are meant to capture and kill bad guys to limit innocent lives lost.
Dro wrote:And on a side note...this news is taking the public's eye off Iraq. I bet Mr. President is jumping for joy right now
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dadamafia wrote:I believe its more about the bomb on the head rather than the depiction. Mohammed has been depicted numerous times and many years before in their culture even though it is forbidden, but it is the manner (negative) and time in which it is presented that caused the outrage.
edit: in this link you can also see Islamic depictions of mohammed as well as the comics. http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/
So bombing an entire village to kill one guy who was not even there is a means for limiting the amount of lives lost? Seems more to me that maybe its to limit the amount of american soldiers who may die, but I dont believe the lives of those people were taken into account when they decided to go with that action. Again, when these people die its just labelled as casualties of war (or w/e term) and we forget about them tomorrow. Its rather reckless in my opinion.
But he is also being criticized for the comments he made about Iran and how the actions of the administration at present regarding the issue is so similar to the pre-Iraq period. Some people feel another war is looming. I sure hope not.
Fri Feb 10, 2006 2:33 pm
Axel wrote:There's an election year looming closer each day. I only hope it reaches us before another war.
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The WMD's? Saddam had them and if we didn't take him out he would have again.
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Jae wrote:The WMD's? Saddam had them and if we didn't take him out he would have again.
Can you give some links or something to prove that, for my own curiosity.
Fri Feb 10, 2006 2:47 pm
Jae wrote:The WMD's? Saddam had them and if we didn't take him out he would have again.
Can you give some links or something to prove that, for my own curiosity.
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Matthew wrote:But what people also fail to recognise is terrorist factions in the muslim world began during the clinton administration, not during the bush. So why is it whenever there is an outbreak of violence its George Bush's fault for "invading Iraq"?
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Matthew wrote:Agreed up until a point. I don't think its completely fair to blame it all on Bill Clinton either. When are we going to start to put the majority of the blame on terrorists?
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Riot wrote:http://www.nysun.com/article/27110
A new article (2/7/06) about tapes of Saddam are being reviewed and studied and he might be talking about WMD's. This could be a breakthrough, it's amazing how this is getting so little attention, eh?
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