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Coma , as in my post#6 to Essexyman your thoughts and concerns are not without foundation and are more or less in tandem with mine ,but what a state of affairs when a Country has to be ruled by an Iron fisted Dictator ,not much hope is there? Radical Islam or a dictatorship!.
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Of course your concerns are not without foundation and are more or less in tandem with mine.
Whats the answer? Well a good start would be for The West to stop financing and arming Islamic militants who they are using in an attempt to overthrow governments that won't roll over for them, and replace them with governments that will. According to the BBC there is growing international concern that jihadi fighters linked to Al Qaida are behind the suicide bombings in Syria. Probably coming in from Libya, where they have been doing NATO,s bidding in reducing that country to anarchy and chaos. Syria has clearly been facing a foreign backed armed insurgency, how would any country react if they were faced with this? I notice that after months of anti Assad rhetoric from Hague and Clinton, on a daily basis, they have suddenly gone very quiet now that their grand plan is starting to go pear shaped. Not a peep out of them about the ship full of arms that was intercepted recently in the Lebanon, which was destined for the so called rebels in Syria. I wonder why!
I do hope you are not including me in your "western knockers" accusations, I ask a simple question , and of course I have reservations on the outcome , mainly born out by the rabid crowd screaming out at every given opportunity Allah Akhbar !!,maybe life means nothing to them just so long as they achieve their goal as another hard line Islamic Country , given that I am not saying that Assad,s hand,s are clean no more than I would say Gadhifi's hands was ,whats the Answer?, you tell me.Now the western knockers may start to come around to the fact that Mr Assad is right. His country is under attack from foriegn terrorist. These element just migrate from Iraq to Libya, Libya to Syria. Dark times ahead for Syria me thinks. Dark times indeed. Starting to look more like Fallujah 2004.
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I do hope you are not including me in your "western knockers" accusations, I ask a simple question , and of course I have reservations on the outcome , mainly born out by the rabid crowd screaming out at every given opportunity Allah Akhbar !!,maybe life means nothing to them just so long as they achieve their goal as another hard line Islamic Country , given that I am not saying that Assad,s hand,s are clean no more than I would say Gadhifi's hands was ,whats the Answer?, you tell me.Now the western knockers may start to come around to the fact that Mr Assad is right. His country is under attack from foriegn terrorist. These element just migrate from Iraq to Libya, Libya to Syria. Dark times ahead for Syria me thinks. Dark times indeed. Starting to look more like Fallujah 2004.
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[/media] Yeah Dan ,I never ever thought I would see the Day of so much European disunity within the member states ,and of course France being no different than any one else, or are they?,as stated before I think that this newly elected socialist Government will be a disaster ,its been tried before and been a dismal failure, in fact I think the whole concept of the EU in reality is a sick joke, what are the alternatives?,certainly not this lot of weak kneed clowns we have in power at this moment in time in the UK and as a voting Conservative since 79 it pains me to write this, but however unpalatable for me it's the truth , or Indeed a sharp turn to the left as France is doing , I strongly suggest members(even Mods) view the Video (in its entirety) in this link with an open mind and give their opinions to it.-
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GK do you honestly believe those who perpetrate these crimes against humanity give a toss ,one way or the other.And today the International Red Cross announced a pull out from Pakistan.
Congratulations all around to the kidnappers on a job well done on hurting their own people.
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Mass suicide bombings are just Just run of the mill stuff these days ,the big question is will Syria be better off if and when Assad flys the coop to Iran? with his multi billions of ill gotten gains?
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18018445 I just wonder what excuse,s he will be giving when he fails to deliver
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Maybe I'm being a bit cynical here but how convenient for the Iranians , and of course condolences to the deceased loved ones .A very unfortunate bit of happenstance, probably.
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Yeah GK cruel words ,but then again the truth is often just that,Cruel !, maybe thats why its somewhat difficult for many to speak it and in my book you do not do yourself any injustice by writing it, this was no game of domino's the poor man was going to ,and going off previous horror stories we've all read about Middle East Aid workers and their like being Slaughtered like Halal Sheep in the past the guy was taking a great personal risk, and with a Jewish name too!, no doubt there will be the usual Video if and when he meets his maker with 3or 4 brave masked men carrying automatic weapons ,with one reading from the Koran whilst raising his index finger to the condemned man before "sentence" is passed ,my heart goes out to his loved one's as this must put a terrible strain on them, not much anyone can do for the guy at this moment in time ,except hope for the best outcome to this dreadful situation.At the risk of seeming cruel, I hope no one risks lives to rescue this 70 year old man. Rational people know that Pakistan is a no go zone. He made the decision to go to Pakistan. What sane elderly jewish man would put his life at risk like that? I believe the yiddish term is meshuganah as in nuts. Very sad, but he's as good as dead. I hope the kidnappers are identified and that the names are made public. When the pakistanis no longer have the benefit of aid workers and aid, they can go and thank the kidnappers.
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Yeah GK this reeks of a "shakedown", sorry to read some posters have hung Travolta out to dry already !!I think the masseur is taking advantage of other allegations that have long surrounded Mr. Travolta.
I note that he is a Scientologist (The religion invented by L. Ron Hubbard) and Scientology does not look kindly on homosexuality. Rather than offer a repeat of what I consider to be hateful garbage, I instead direct you to Google the subject. I would not be surprised if Mr. Travolta is leading a very painful personal life. That being said, I think these allegations are a shakedown attempt.
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http://frontpagemag....uicide-bombers/ Not just female Children with learning difficulty's are used for this inhumane taskNo fear of death? what a crock of shit ,if thats the case why don't the leaders of these radical; Islamist groups make the supreme sacrifice and set an example for others to follow?, instead of "brainwashing" young uneducated kids that this is the "way to go" and become a "hero" for the cause , the only big time leaders of these Jihadists who have lost their lives for "the cause" have been "taken out" by the Israelis or US pilot less Drones not by their own hand (suicide bombers) !!!
Its true the mullahs and clerical types don't go bravely into martyrdom, while espousing this to others. And even that some of these groups have used handicapped children, and learning-difficulty children to deliver the body-bomb. Because those young people are considered worthless in alpha-male societies where healthy males are considered sacred.
Men-cap children in the region are harder to monitor than in the west so there's a lot of grey area. But reports come out like in Iraq a doctor sold al-Qa'ida a list of female patients with learning difficulties so they could be duped into being suicide bombers. (The Independant)
RE: kidnap, I pray for the best but am not optimistic. Its hard to say it without sounding cold but some parts of the world are so dangerous for foreigners to travel to (for any reason), that the risks must be realised beforehand and the outcome accepted.
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Pamela Geller said that "the truth is the new hate speech " she was of course referring to Islam , but maybe that is applicable here in Thailand too , were writing it as you see it is frowned upon and dismissed out of hand as some sort of "Racism" .there is definatly a problem with the Thai "mindset" as far as debt and responsibility goes, but writing that it does not exist only compounds the problem even more!.(IMHO)What a useless survey...people carrying a debt load is common across the world....with home mortgages, car loans, credit cards,etc., being where the great majority of the debt load is carried...all of this debt load supposedly providing a better quality of life.
To say it again, what a useless survey. But I guess it creates a job for some folks and gives newspapers writers something to plagiarize...and something for folks to comment on. That reminds me, did I pay my credit card bill for this month yet?
Seriously, are you that stupid or do you keep your eyes and ears closed all the time? Many don't even have a job and they buy, not second hand vehicles because that wouldn't be good enough, but NEW vehicles. As I said in my post, keeping face and getting drunk is all that matters. Wake up from your dream world.
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Hmmm , harsh words, but in many cases quite correct ,of course I can only write of my little village here in Buriram Province but my wife assures me that the whole village is in debt up to their necks, why such deep debt when many are living in "houses" you would be prosecuted for keeping Chickens in in the UK ,the only word I can bring to mind is "GRINDING POVERTY" truly amazing Thailand.Vast amount of families live on credit, let's face it you cannot have mobiles(4 to a family) motorbikes -tele -stereo -whitening creams -dogs -Farm tuk tuk -fireworks -etc and live off a daily farm wage, but they do.
The house deeds are the main way to get money from the bank. BUT look at their houses once built very rare do they paint-maintain-garden-wall or fence off, any repairs are done=or bodged. Kids are running around without trousers, bare foot and snotty nosed. Dad has his lao khao. mam does her gambling, 1000 bht cocks for fighting are next to the house. I DID SAY NOT ALL Thai. What do you expect, then the P.M. says price rises --no way. They are all their lives living a lie.
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So in essence you are of the opinion that Socialism is"the way to go" no doubt your opinion is enforced by previous "successes" maybe you can produce a link to prove thisPoor old France:
Economic meltdown within 2 years
By 2052 the majority of the French population will be unemployed muslims
By 2052 Paris will look like a 4th rate African city
The FN will win 30% of the votes in the next election
Civil war will break out
Well at least the Brits will be happy, though the chances of any of these happening are IMHO slim to none, and there's more chance of me joining the EDL than all of them happening!
my colours are nailed firmly to the mast " Economic meltdown" within 2 years ,what's your prediction ?the question is quite simple which of course you will not answer,.Success or Abject failure?
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Slapout with my usual respect, No fear of death? what a crock of shit ,if thats the case why don't the leaders of these radical; Islamist groups make the supreme sacrifice and set an example for others to follow?, instead of "brainwashing" young uneducated kids that this is the "way to go" and become a "hero" for the cause , the only big time leaders of these Jihadists who have lost their lives for "the cause" have been "taken out" by the Israelis or US pilot less Drones not by their own hand (suicide bombers) !!!Wish I had a viable solution to the mans (hostage) problem and the demands made. Its hard to deal with fanatics who seemly have no fear of death, on what most of us would call logical dialog/action.
One tiny chip in their armor may have emerged from OBL's demise. He had reportably instructed his family to go to the "Western countries" to get an education, make a life .If these people are considering the future welfare of their families, while carrying out atrocities on their preceived enemies, maybe this is a weakness that could be considered.
I am not proposing we revert back to the time/practice of wiping out 6 or so generations of a mans family for his misdeeds. It does seem at times, the big stick approach may need to be further reaching, while we need to decide "who" gets the carrot.
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Do you not reckon the US withdrawing their billions in Aid to Pakistan or at least the lions share of it until they get off their arse and "pull their weight" against the Taliban would not be making them answer for it in "mega proportions"??I'm in no way saying there should be a full scale war, something far more subtle may work far better,
??? which is it then? Does it just all depend on the wind direction?
this thinking should be brought to bear with Al Qaeda and their "followers" that they will be made to answer in mega proportions for their "activity's".
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Nice one!!.
Now Now Koheesti, one must not stoop so lowIf Obama had any balls he would reply that if the hostage is not released unharmed he will order drone attacks at double the current frequency and will bring forward the trials of those held at Gitmo and expedite execution for those that are guilty of sufficient a crime to warrant it.
Violence is the only language these dregs understand and they should be made to realize who is capable of dishing the most out.
Targeting the fighters won't help this guy. Gotta target the ones who have influence over them. I am reminded of a story I heard about 20 or so years ago when hostages were being taken in Beirut. As the story goes, a Soviet diplomat was taken hostage, then the KGB took the son of some higher up and castrated him before returning him. The Soviet diplomat was soon released. Now, this is probably urban legend (although I don't remember Russians ever being taken hostage), but there is likely some value in the concept. Find some powerful sheikh in Qatar/Saudi/wherever who is known to support these terrorists but he himself and his family are vulnerable. Take it from there.
,not in the terms of the Geneva Convention (and all that crap) old boy!, we have to fight this war according to "the rules" just like they do!.
The Geneva Convention applies to combatants and civilians in a war zone, correct? Not to some playboy 20-something thousands of miles away whose daddy has a pet jihadist.
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Now Now Koheesti, one must not stoop so lowIf Obama had any balls he would reply that if the hostage is not released unharmed he will order drone attacks at double the current frequency and will bring forward the trials of those held at Gitmo and expedite execution for those that are guilty of sufficient a crime to warrant it.
Violence is the only language these dregs understand and they should be made to realize who is capable of dishing the most out.
Targeting the fighters won't help this guy. Gotta target the ones who have influence over them. I am reminded of a story I heard about 20 or so years ago when hostages were being taken in Beirut. As the story goes, a Soviet diplomat was taken hostage, then the KGB took the son of some higher up and castrated him before returning him. The Soviet diplomat was soon released. Now, this is probably urban legend (although I don't remember Russians ever being taken hostage), but there is likely some value in the concept. Find some powerful sheikh in Qatar/Saudi/wherever who is known to support these terrorists but he himself and his family are vulnerable. Take it from there.
,not in the terms of the Geneva Convention (and all that crap) old boy!, we have to fight this war according to "the rules" just like they do!.
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I'm in no way saying there should be a full scale war, something far more subtle may work far better, like a cross between Dans #8 post and Koheesti's #12 Could well have the desired results ,of course if you want to throw the towel in and announce they cannot be beaten that's your prerogative.
And In closing maybe you should look up the word Jihad !!.
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So in essence Flying what you are Implying is that more cannot be done in this war against terrorism?, that,s it is it?Oh Yeah Flying ,read again ,I only agreed that the Chances of the guy surviving is remote , were did I agree on the rest of Morch's post.??, do you not savvy the word "however??
Yes I was quite aware of the however
Yet you still managed to miss the point of his post.
Not only is it impossible to make a tribal area/ guerrilla warfare type scenario pay on a large scale...you then went on to use the Yamamoto analogy in a completely backwards fashion.
Mai Bpen Rai carry on
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Oh Yeah Flying ,read again ,I only agreed that the Chances of the guy surviving is remote , were did I agree or disagree on the rest of Morch's post.??, do you not savvy the word "however??
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I concur Morch, the guys chances of survival are remote, however they should be made quite aware that there is going to be a heavy price to pay for their "Jihad " I remember the words of Admiral Yamamoto after the Japs had bombed pearl harbour ," I feel all we have done is woken a slumbering Giant and filled him with a terrible resolve" , this thinking should be brought to bear with Al Qaeda and their "followers" that they will be made to answer in mega proportions for their "activity's".
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Yeah Dan ,of course this poor man is doomed, that is unless Obama caves in to their outlandish "requests" ,which means only one thing , more kidnaps and more demands, like you I firmly believe there is only one solution to this age old problem ,let these "people" know in no uncertain terms that retribution will follow with devastating results for both them and "their kind" , appeasement is only viewed as a sign of weakness and a prelude to further insane demands .
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