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Bankswolf II
11-09-2005, 20:06
I just realised that today is the 4 year anniversary of the twin towers incident and considering the big deal that was made across the world when the incident happenened i find it very surprising that a lot of people have seemed to have forgotten.
Any of youMM yanks tellme what America has done for this day or have they forgotten like everybody else has?
Ginger Chimp
11-09-2005, 20:09
Forgotten? Lots of programmes on the TV commemorating (re-telling) the event.
We're watching one at the moment and educating our 13 year old about what happened (and what's happened since).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4234422.stm
FFS sake try watching the news!
Huge service at ground zero, featuring brothers and sisters of those who died. The name of every victim read out.
You don't die if you put the news on you know.
Bankswolf II
11-09-2005, 20:11
Cheers good to see it still beingrembered only really posted it because i hadnt even rembered it until just now and its been the case for a lot of ther other people too.
Visage Wolf
11-09-2005, 20:30
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
SOUTHBANK_BULLY
11-09-2005, 22:43
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
dunno what to make of those comments visage but im glad you think its great that all those liveswere lost on 11th september 2001
i actually went to new york in the december of 2001 and decided to venture down to ground zero to have a look it wasnt a pretty sight eitherand they were still finding bodys of inocent people who were going to work on sept 11
showing your true colours now smileys/smiley11.gif
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Norfolk Wolf
11-09-2005, 23:27
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
dunno what to make of those comments visage but im glad you think
its great that all those liveswere lost on 11th september 2001
i actually went to new york in the december of 2001 and decided to
venture down to ground zero to have a look it wasnt a pretty sight
eitherand they were still finding bodys of inocent people who
were going to work on sept 11
showing your true colours now smileys/smiley11.gif
utter plank smileys/smiley32.gif
I don't think he was referring to the loss of life Southbank, merely
the way in which Bush made it into a war on Iraq, Afghanistan, whoever
else he fancied...
Thread Killer
11-09-2005, 23:30
Cheers good to see it still beingrembered only really posted it because i hadnt even rembered it until just now
Exactly, you were taking the hump when it was only you that had forgotten.
Started any fights with a mirror lately?
Thread Killer
11-09-2005, 23:35
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
dunno what to make of those comments visage but im glad you think its great that all those liveswere lost on 11th september 2001
Got anyother ignorant knee jerk reactions for us?
SOUTHBANK_BULLY
12-09-2005, 00:28
who me or visage ?
28th March 1965
12-09-2005, 00:36
who me or visage ?
Ermm it might be you SBUK.......smileys/smiley2.gif
SOUTHBANK_BULLY
12-09-2005, 00:38
who me or visage ?
Ermm it might be you SBUK.......smileys/smiley2.gif
i didnt do sod all wrong smileys/smiley5.gif
Thread Killer
12-09-2005, 00:40
who me or visage ?
Says it all.
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
Not to say that your thick , you might be, more likely deliberately malicious, but the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known would be the assasination of Arch Duke Ferdinand, or invading Poland.
Don't let that stop your pathetic attempts to attack George Bush at every oppourtunity though.
Templeton Peck
12-09-2005, 10:17
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
Not to say that your thick , you might be, more likely deliberately malicious, but the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known would be the assasination of Arch Duke Ferdinand, or invading Poland.
I suggest you see 'Blackadder Goes Forth' for a better explanation of why WW1 actually took place. As for Poland, we had an agreement to defendit -Polandwas invaded - we declared war. More a reason than an excuse would you agree?
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
sad, sick moron, you obviously didn't know anybody who was there.
Bankswolf II
12-09-2005, 10:30
Cheers good to see it still beingrembered only really posted it because i hadnt even rembered it until just now
Exactly, you were taking the hump when it was only you that had forgotten.
Started any fights with a mirror lately?
Could probably have a more interesting argument with myself than a baggie bore like you TK
Templeton Peck
12-09-2005, 10:35
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
sad, sick moron, you obviously didn't know anybody who was there.
I'm looking for the bit in the quote where it says 'i don't care that nearly 3000 people died'. If you can help me out here i'd be grateful.
I think its fantastic that they commemorate the biggest excuse for a war the world has ever known.
sad, sick moron, you obviously didn't know anybody who was there.
I'm looking for the bit in the quote where it says 'i don't care that nearly 3000 people died'. If you can help me out here i'd be grateful.
And we are looking for the part that says " i am sorry about the 3000 lives lost but ....................."
Dont start on this again as it is in the past and a bitter pill for some, but not for the likes of him by the looks of it.
Dont try backing this sick quote up he has done wrong and should be banned for that.
I suggest you see 'Blackadder Goes Forth' for a better explanation of why WW1 actually took place.
Two huge European super blocs waiting for a reason to start. Millions dead. Theassasination of Archduke Ferdinand was the biggest excuse in the context VW implies (that Bush was desperate for war).I also think Poland was an excuse to start a war as we felt that Poland was a step too far in Germany getting powerful.So we signed the treaty.Sadly we didn't feel the same about Czechoslovakia.
Visage Wolf
12-09-2005, 10:46
What about the 50,000 that have died in Iraq?
What about the 10,000 that have been killed in Afghanistan?
Am i to assume that as they have not been mentioned you dont give a $$$$$?
Edited by: Visage Wolf
dartfordwolf
12-09-2005, 12:26
I'm with you Visage, the amount of deaths that have been caused by the
Americans, directly from war or indirectly from supplying weapons in by
far geater than the amount of deaths on 9/11.
When i saw the video of one of the London suicide bombers and heard
what he was saying about terrorism and how he was talking to the
western world in the only language that they understand, i couldn't
help thinking that he had a point.
There's know way that he could have put the same point across to the
government through lobbying his local mp or through peaceful protests.
Although i do totally despise what they did.
Yet we only morn and remember the western casualties of war/terrorism
and forget about the many innocent casualties in the middle east.
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welshwolf
12-09-2005, 13:01
I'm with you Visage, the amount of deaths that have been caused by the Americans, directly from war or indirectly from supplying weapons in by far geater than the amount of deaths on 9/11.
When i saw the video of one of the London suicide bombers and heard what he was saying about terrorism and how he was talking to the western world in the only language that they understand, i couldn't help thinking that he had a point.
There's know way that he could have put the same point across to the government through lobbying his local mp or through peaceful protests. Although i do totally despise what they did.
Yet we only morn and remember the western casualties of war/terrorism and forget about the many innocent casualties in the middle east.
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this really is a no win situation and two wrongs don't make a right, was it justifiable to invade Afganistan or Iraq that seems more and more dubious
however do you think that if they did nothing there wouldn't be no more terrorist attacks. the fact is these fanatics are and have been for many years totally against and commited to destroying the western way of life.
the shame on the west is that we created the monster by encourging the taliban in the battle against the USSR in Afganistan and training people like bin laden
I am intersted in exactly which point you thought the terrorist had though Dartford, this is a chap who has benefited from rowing up in the UK yet bites that hand that has fed him why I would imagine due to brainwashing and an extream misplaced and flawed faith that is rejected by the Muslim world
dartfordwolf
12-09-2005, 13:18
I think you have me all wrong welshwolf,
I totally agree with what you said about biting the hand that feeds
you. The point i'm trying to make is that for voices to be heard and
changes to be made people are having to go to extreme measures. Which
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I happen to agree with the invasion
of Iraq and Afganistan, because the attrocities that were going on in
those countries was unjust. But what it took for those people to be
'freed' was the death of 2000+ people on 9/11 and many more during the
invasions of those countries. Although this wasn't the intension of the
terrorists, it did give the west the oppurtunity to 'help' those
countries, again maybe that wasn't top of the western worlds agenda.
My underlying point is people and countries are more likely to listen
to violence and terrorrism than those who choose to make peaceful
protests.
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Possibly the saddest thread in the short history of this message board. Visage Wolf $$$$$es on the graves of 300 people (and exaggerates while he does it) and people defend him.
If people think those who have died in Iraq should have a day of rememberance join the "Respect/ Stop the War" coalition and campaign for one. Only I suspect that would be too much trouble for most.
September the 11th was about 3000 people cause it was the fourth anniversary of the day they died. Nothing else.
Rememberance day is about remembering those who died in the service of this country. Nothing else.
Holocaust day is about remembering those who died in the holocaust. Nothing else.
That people can't respect a day of mourning is the saddest and most pathetic thing I have ever read. If people aren't banned it says alot about the boards sensibilities.
Visage Wolf
12-09-2005, 13:33
Possibly the saddest thread in the short history of
this message board. Visage Wolf $$$$$es on the graves of 300 people (and
exaggerates while he does it) and people defend him.
If people think those who have died in Iraq should have a day of
rememberance join the "Respect/ Stop the War" coalition and campaign
for one. Only I suspect that would be too much trouble for most.
September the 11th was about 3000 people cause it was the fourth anniversary of the day they died. Nothing else.
Rememberance day is about remembering those who died in the service of this country. Nothing else.
Holocaust day is about remembering those who died in the holocaust. Nothing else.
That people can't respect a day of mourning is the saddest and most
pathetic thing I have ever read. If people aren't banned it says alot
about the boards sensibilities.
What a crock.
September the 11th was the start of a processthat has lead to nigh on 100,000 deaths.
So you'll forgive me if I focus on the majority that died at the hands
of the US and Britain, rather than the minority who died on the day
itself.
So you'll forgive me if I focus on the majority that died at the hands of the US and Britain, rather than the minority who died on the day itself.
No I think you are both beyond forgiveness and well below any standards of human decency.
In fact the perfect definition of scum.
No longer worthy of any replies.
Visage Wolf
12-09-2005, 13:39
Good point, well argued. If in doubt, resort to abuse.
Nice debateing with you.
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