worldwide is actually a little know town in Isreal so technically......blue said:He started rambling about how Israel was on a crusade to stomp out genocide worldwide.
worldwide is actually a little know town in Isreal so technically......blue said:He started rambling about how Israel was on a crusade to stomp out genocide worldwide.
No, I said that now that jews as a people have a homeland we now have a duty to prevent genocide were ever possable.blue said:He started rambling about how Israel was on a crusade to stomp out genocide worldwide.
will you shut up allready? or at least learn how to type? im getting tired of seeing the word "jest" in place of just. :mumble:TheMontashu said:No, I said that now that jews as a people have a homeland we now have a duty to prevent genocide were ever possable.
I'm stunned - My only thought is that TheMontashu must have cut 'n' pasted that, there can be no other explanation for the correct spelling.TheMontashu said:polythiestic
The Lebanon would have been a been a good place to start, pity they failed to take up the opportunity when it was presented to them.TheMontashu said:No, I said that now that jews as a people have a homeland we now have a duty to prevent genocide were ever possable.
I'm not sure that this thread started as an attack on the US, so much as pointing out that the world is ignoring the problem. You seem very sensitive to the issues however.DRB said:Bullsh!t. They don't care. I know US advisors to the AU and they say almost universally from the top down anything they do get is stolen or sold for personal gain and that peacekeeping is the last thing on their mind.
And since the US could careless, Again I ask where are the world's protectors.... China? Russia? France? Germany? Iran? Bueller? Bueller?
But, and its absolutely sad, is that the world community is simply implementing the plan i laid out here....
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105775&highlight=Darfur
The only difference is that there were apparently more of fodder than I orginially anticipated. Oh what's a few million dead amongest friends....
And who said anything about it being an attack on the US? Well except for your shot about Somalia which regardless of your use of "we" is in fact a criticism of US policy.fluff said:I'm not sure that this thread started as an attack on the US, so much as pointing out that the world is ignoring the problem. You seem very sensitive to the issues however.
The thing is that the US (and other nations of the world) are not doing nothing, someone is supplying the arms used to inflict the genocide.
Here is another example, Somalia:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4841170.stm
It appears that this could be another example of a war by proxy. Perhaps the world would be better off it we did just allow nature to take its course, but then we rarely like the outcome so we just stir it up again...
Well, I wish I had a government that would allow me to be smug but I don't; I certainly see the US as no worse than pretty much any advanced democracy (with the possible exceptions of some Scandinavan nations). The US does have a much larger impact than anyone else though.DRB said:And who said anything about it being an attack on the US? Well except for your shot about Somalia which regardless of your use of "we" is in fact a criticism of US policy.
But if anything it makes my point further, the US can't be trusted to do the right thing in Darfur (you know the western region of Sudan where the worst of this is occurring right now, which is what I thought the point of this thread was). The benevolent and wise governments of the EU, Russia, China and Iran should be jumping all over this as an opportunity to show the world how they are better able to handle these situations. Even the UN could make a transformation of its image if it stepped up to the plate.
I'm pretty sure the US doesn't hate black people (or Muslims) enough to get in the way of the rest of the world from doing something. But hey maybe the rest of the world gets lucky and the US does stop them because of its extreme hatred of black people (and Muslims because we do pretty much hate them) and it gives them one more check mark against the US. What they are doing with those check marks is of great mystery to me but they are obviously smarter than me when it comes to such things.
As for being sensitive about all of this, your f'ing right I am. Its one more time when the world sits on its hands and does nothing.
Yeah that one was dripping pretty good with the sarcasm.fluff said:Well, I wish I had a government that would allow me to be smug but I don't; I certainly see the US as no worse than pretty much any advanced democracy (with the possible exceptions of some Scandinavan nations). The US does have a much larger impact than anyone else though.
I mentioned the sensitivity solely because you seem to be jumping on any thread that implies criticism of the US even if it is also criticising all other nations.
I assumed a degree of heavy sarcasm but that doesn't necessarily do your views justice.
Amen!TheMontashu said:No, I said that now that jews as a people have a homeland we now have a duty to prevent genocide were ever possable.
The problem is we can't all agree on what will make the planet better.LordOpie said:Amen!
All right thinking people with resources should participate in making the planet better.
TheMontashu said:No, I said that now that jews as a people have a homeland we now have a duty to prevent genocide were ever possable.
In some very basic ways, sure we can.noname said:The problem is we can't all agree on what will make the planet better.
or maybe some DDT to kill the malaria carrying mosquitos.........LordOpie said:In some very basic ways, sure we can.
Like not killing off an entire group of people is a good place to start. Or sending millions of mosquito nets to Africa so people can sleep in peace.
Actually, malaria induced death causes quite a peaceful sleep (post death of course.)LordOpie said:Like not killing off an entire group of people is a good place to start. Or sending millions of mosquito nets to Africa so people can sleep in peace.
And this in a nut shell defines the whole thingfluff said:
When the bunch doing the killing gets to determine whether a force will be put in place to stop them you know things are going to turn out just peachy.However, the UN says it will not deploy peacekeepers without Sudan's approval, but reiterated that it must act to stop the killings.
Aye, it's like asking a child permission to discipline it. I think we should split Sudan up. It's way too big.DRB said:And this in a nut shell defines the whole thing
When the bunch doing the killing gets to determine whether a force will be put in place to stop them you know things are going to turn out just peachy.
I say we should send Wal mart in.fluff said:Aye, it's like asking a child permission to discipline it. I think we should split Sudan up. It's way too big.
noname said:I say we should send Wal mart in.
Your attitude falls right into my plan. I figure that folks get so blinded in their hate of US foreign policy and the president that they really don't care about this type of humanitarian disaster. As long as Bush and co keeps calling it genocide, I'm sure it won't be long before the UN is calling it a block party.Dunno where this hits on the redudnancy metre (Too lazy to scan the whole post), but you want to stop the fighting in Sudan? Discover oil, then GW and his pals will fall all over themselves to cure it of its ails...
Its working. Sudan ran out of people to kill so they now move to Chad. This is like spring training to shake off the rainy season rust. Once it dries out more and they are all warmed up I'm sure they'll head on over to Goz Amir and the 18000+ refugees there. Of course they will have to contend with the security forces (all 18 of them) before they can get into the swing of things.Sudanese Janjaweed militia and Chadian rebels have attacked at least 10 villages in southeast Chad in the past two weeks, killing over 100 people and displacing more than 3,000, local and U.N. officials say.
The attacks are part of a spillover of violence from Sudan's western Darfur region, where violence has increased as seasonal riverbeds dry out after annual rains, becoming passable to rebel jeeps and Janjaweed on horses or camels.
No. Like I said the UN is going to classify it as a block party any day now.So... is it genocide yet?
Hell... even the morons at 60 Minutes called it genodice last nite...No. Like I said the UN is going to classify it as a block party any day now.
I've been informed that its not genocide or a block party but a totally made up creation by the American media servants of Dubya.Hell... even the morons at 60 Minutes called it genodice last nite...
Good thing we'll get to cash in on the riches of Sudan at the end of this whole ordeal.I've been informed that its not genocide or a block party but a totally made up creation by the American media servants of Dubya.
in other words, ukjason will have access to camels as well as horses?Good thing we'll get to cash in on the riches of Sudan at the end of this whole ordeal.
"The plight of the people in Darfur is the making of the Sudanese," Pronk told CNN Correspondent Jeff Koinange in an interview Wednesday. "The people have been forgotten, neglected, marginalized. The government is responsible for using the army and Arab militia, which kill and kill and do not abide by any rule, let alone human rights rules."
Don't worry folks its just made up by the Western media as that the US can oppress the Sudanese and take their resources. Its not really happening."More than 2 million people in camps. You can say that Darfur has been cleansed," Pronk said in the CNN interview. "The international community took action too little and too late."
He added: "For many people, it is too late. They cannot be salvaged anymore because they have been killed, they have raped, atrocities have taken place with impunity in this part of the country."
How did i get draged into thisin other words, ukjason will have access to camels as well as horses?
Show me where I've said that what is happening in Darfur is "made up by the Western media" and that "Its not really happening".rockwool appears to be right. CNN actually interviewed the "UN representative" (a very good actor I'm surprised I haven't seen him in more):
Don't worry folks its just made up by the Western media as that the US can oppress the Sudanese and take their resources. Its not really happening.
You started it dammit with all your Letshesters, Tschellseas and Lancash'ts.How did i get draged into this