Sometimes things are not what they seem

Trafeye said:
If one considers that the US "ownes" the moon, having planted their flag there first, they surely are the greatest empire.
Nobody owns the moon - Russia and the USA are both signatories of the Outer Space Treaty.
Aspersie said:
you guy's think there is ww3 on it's way?
It's always been on the way - fortunately it's taking its time getting here.
 
bwana v.14 said:
Nobody owns the moon - Russia and the USA are both signatories of the Outer Space Treaty.It's always been on the way - fortunately it's taking its time getting here.

Russia is half-owners in theory only. Surely when comparing empires the Russians can't compete.

In an way the "War on Terror" is WWIII. When a war affects the world it's a World War. The nature of wars also change - meaning we probably won't see something exactly similar to WW1 and WW2 again. Cyberwar and the "War on Terror" is the new way of fighting on a global scale.
 
Some may argue that WW3 will be a nuke war. That won't be WW3 - but rather the end of the world as we know it.
 
Trafeye said:
Russia is half-owners in theory only. Surely when comparing empires the Russians can't compete.
The whole point of the treaty is that no one can claim ownership of the moon - similar to international waters.

Countries will avoid a nuclear war at all costs because it means an absolute end to mankind. A full scale chemical and biological war is similarly unlikely - M.A.D.
 
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bwana v.14 said:
Countries will avoid a nuclear war at all costs because it means an absolute end to mankind. A full scale chemical and biological war is similarly unlikely - M.A.D.

North Korea may be the exception. Although most consider their nuke threats as political manupulation one can never be sure. A despot ruler needs to push a few buttons only to create self-destructive chaos.
 
Trafeye said:
- but I don't even want to consider what our world would have been like if the US didn't install and protect democracy across the globe.
...like in Nicaragua, Somalia, Cuba, Panama, Vietnam, and North Korea. In fact, please name one country where the US installed and protected a "democracy". You can't mean Israel, surely? ...or maybe Afghanistan?...or Kuwait? (oh wait..Kuwait isn't a democracy), ...Liberia? ...possibly Iraq?
 
arf9999 said:
...like in Nicaragua, Somalia, Cuba, Panama, Vietnam, and North Korea. In fact, please name one country where the US installed and protected a "democracy". You can't mean Israel, surely? ...or maybe Afghanistan?...or Kuwait? (oh wait..Kuwait isn't a democracy), ...Liberia? ...possibly Iraq?

And you know how to do it beter ... please tell.
 
Dominic Rooney said:
Trafeye although I'm pro-American, I'd just like to point out that Israel was probably created to suit US foreign policy.
Actually the Brits were responsible for the creation of Israel.
 
Trafeye said:
Stop talking nonsense. It's currently high fashion to be anti-Bush and even anti-America. Those throwing stones at America usually enjoys the benefits of the stibilty and prosperity created by the US. Yes, America has made many errors - and still do - but I don't even want to consider what our world would have been like if the US didn't install and protect democracy across the globe. If the US were to return to isolationism the rest of the world will suffer. The American Empire - as some prefer to see it - has been the best one ever. Thanks America for sending your sons and daughters to all parts of the world to protect democracies everywhere.

And concerning Bush ... he's the right leader for this time. The liberals doesn't like him for obvious reasons and the media in general is doing their talking.




errm do you think out of your head or out of your @$$?
 
Trafeye said:
And you know how to do it beter ... please tell.
I'm asking you to back up your statement that the US has installed and protected democracies around the world. I want you to name one. Just one.
 
arf9999 said:
I'm asking you to back up your statement that the US has installed and protected democracies around the world. I want you to name one. Just one.
Japan, Taiwan, Phillipines, South Korea. You asked for one I gave you four :D
 
neio said:
Japan, Taiwan, Phillipines, South Korea. You asked for one I gave you four :D


i could be wrong but didnt USA drop the Hiroshima on Japan?
so please xplain how they installed democracy on that land?
 
Sunnic said:
i could be wrong but didnt USA drop the Hiroshima on Japan?
so please xplain how they installed democracy on that land?

They dropped the bomb to end the war with Japan, Japan signed a peace treaty with the States and deposed the Empire of the Sun from the seat of power. Japan become a democratic nation for the first time where people could vote.
 
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yoh that really made me laugh.
thanks man i needed that.
you think allowing people to vote is givign them freedom?
 
Silly person, you ask questions about basic history (clearly displaying your ignorance) and then think that freedom is'nt about being able to vote, what, another ANC supporter in our midst?
 
aggh its no use...
you lack logic and common sense.. probably american or studied there or one of the promoters of apartheid(NO i dont support the ANC).
 
Lol, I really wish they would create a play pen for kiddies on the net.
Not American, did'nt study there, did'nt support apartheid.
Hmm, what other labels can you use for me?
 
arf9999 said:
I'm asking you to back up your statement that the US has installed and protected democracies around the world. I want you to name one. Just one.

What about South Africa?
 
as i said its no use...
bye gents it is always good to have a debate with ignorant arrogant pro american people.
 
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