China - Taiwan Developments

Cosmik Debris said:
What are the bounds of the forum? You accepted a real life challenge. Stop trying to justify your lies and cowardice.
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You asked me to find examples of what you parrot. This implies within the bounds of the forum. I realise you are very busy repeating yourself and parroting all over the forum while challenging everyone in an ongoing basis, but please do me the courtesy of trying to keep up while you obsess over me.

You raise drugs often. Ever taken drugs? Why did you not answer?

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Cosmik Debris said:
Ah, but you label all here unenlightened and not capable of thinking like you.
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It’s very different when one previously held the same position/s which they are now critical of. Had I not, I would agree with your attempted point.

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tetrasect said:
They go around threatening kak like they're gonna shoot down the plane of the speaker of the house of the US congress (for literally no good reason) and then when they don't do it they start flipping out like a five year old having a tantrum "to save face"?

That makes them look even more pathetic.
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Yoir sentence literally doesn't make any sense.
 
capd said:
No I’m not, but I’m sure there are many things Xenu adherents could teach me about life and which I could incorporate in mine.

It’s better to be open to understanding and learning from that which we are sceptical of, than being ignorant and closed to it based on a supposed Wikipedia lesson which misses out on so much.
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I will admit xenu adherents did teach me one thing which I incorporated into my life...

They taught me how to identify batshyte crazy.
 
Nicodeamus said:
www.antiwar.com

America Stands With Taiwan: What It Really Means - Antiwar.com Blog

During a presidential news conference in August of 1986, Ronald Reagan reminded Americans of the nine most terrifying words in the English language: "I’m from the Government and I’m here to help."Well, Speaker Pelosi has uttered four words more terrifying than Reagan’s nine: "America stands with...
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A 40 year old stance by Reagan is relevant today?
capd said:
You asked me to find examples of what you parrot. This implies within the bounds of the forum. I realise you are very busy repeating yourself and parroting all over the forum while challenging everyone in an ongoing basis, but please do me the courtesy of trying to keep up while you obsess over me.

You raise drugs often. Ever taken drugs? Why did you not answer?

0/10.
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When are you going to discuss the topic instead of repeating yourself on different posts? I've seen plenty of people on drugs. You act like a long term user with your enlightenment and operating on a different plane to us mere mortals.
 
Norrad said:
People are pissed about it. Our development team refuses to go back to work today.
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Why, how do they know where the missile will land? It could be on their house and not on their office?
 
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Cosmik Debris said:
A 40 year old stance by Reagan is relevant today?
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Yes, history has shown that America has a habbit of just dropping its allies when there is no more political need for them.
The Kurds, Afghans and marsh arabs being good examples.
 
Nicodeamus said:
Yes, history has shown that America has a habbit of just dropping its allies when there is no more political need for them.
The Kurds, Afghans and marsh arabs being good examples.
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They dropped the Afghans? The 60 nation coalition, which you have never acknowledged, pulled out of Afghanistan, not just the USA which somehow got all the attention. Since when have the Afghans, Kurds and Marsh Arabs been allies of the USA?
 
Cosmik Debris said:
They dropped the Afghans? The 60 nation coalition, which you have never acknowledged, pulled out of Afghanistan, not just the USA which somehow got all the attention. Since when have the Afghans, Kurds and Marsh Arabs been allies of the USA?
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The Kurds were very usefull when they helped fight Isis after they lost their usefullness Trump dropped them to the merci of Turkey and Asaad.

A US lead 60 nation coalition that was criminal to begin with as the Taliban was prepared to hand over Ben Laden. We have been over this.

The Marsh Arabs were betrayed in the 1990 Gulf War when the US first backed an insurgency and then later just turned their backs against them so that Saddam Hussein could slaughter them.
In 1990, the United States led an alliance to liberate Kuwait from the grip of Saddam Hussein. After the end of hostilities in February 1991, the CIA stoked an insurgency within Iraq, hoping to overthrow the Ba’athist regime. The Kurds of Northern Iraq launched a rebellion, as did the Marsh Arabs in the south, and both captured significant cities and provinces. Strangely, the administration of George HW Bush allowed Saddam Hussein to use his considerable residual arsenal freely against the rebels.

He soon turned the tide of the conflict, bombing the Kurds into submission, leading to an exodus of refugees into Iran and Turkey. No Fly Zones were eventually put in place to minimise the damage, and an autonomous Kurdish province established in the north, but the Marsh Arabs got no support while Saddam Hussein drained the wetlands of the Tigris-Euphrates river system, depriving them of their livelihoods.
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How the United States can be trusted to betray its allies

Donald Trump’s abandonment of the Kurds of Syria is only the latest example of American treachery that goes back to 1778.
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pinball wizard said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1555481631892406272
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Oh noes, whatever will the 100 millionaire and her family do now without china :rolleyes:
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