Our thoughts and prayers are with Hasan
HardySpicer
single handed so many American terrorists today. Our thoughts are with
him..
Sounds bad? Yes, but who are the bad guys? Which side is right? Hard
to tell really, Both sides are terrorists in their own unique way. You
live by the gun - you die by the gun. One day its Yank servicemen and
the next an Afghan wedding party.
RIP
Hardy
The Phantom Piper
>
> Sounds bad?
No, it sounds just great! The CIA has more than enough
resources to pinpoint your hovel and target a Predator on
you just for laughs!
(More likely, though, they'll just give your info to some guys
who are going on a surfing or sailing holiday in your neck of
the world, and you'll be having an 'accidental' housefire in the
near future...)
> RIP
Indeed.
"Huh? Why Don't The Lights Wor-",
The Phantom Piper
Nebulous
Tam, you're being a real erse.
Regardless of any of the arguments here, the entrenched views, the
unwillingness to see other people's point, this is going too far.
Neb
The Phantom Piper
And this is New - how?
> Regardless of any of the arguments here, the entrenched
> views, the unwillingness to see other people's point, this is
> going too far.
Since the Voice Of Reason has entered this thread,
a Reasonable Reply is in order.
You will not find a greater critic of the jingoistic sabre-rattlers
of the Cheney Regency than myself. That much is known to
all who've read anything I've written on their obvious status as
International War-Criminals and Domestic Enemies of the US
Constitution. However, to do as Heid has done, and impute
to hapless squaddies the Motives or Desires of the scum who
send them off to die in a War Of Choice based on packs of Lies,
and to fail to recognise the sick, horrific Truth wriggling like a
worm at the very core of the events at Ft. Hood - (what must have
been going through this man's mind, as he listened day-by-day
to the hundreds of PTSD victims relating their stories of fear and
death, butchery, slaughter, and yes, no doubt the occasional
War Crime?) - to be so callous and so bloody *stupid*...
Well, it's Heid after all, isn't it?
Hoping For Payback,
The Phantom Piper
Robert Peffers
"Nebulous" <ja...@pigtail.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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won't be hearing from him again.
--
Auld Bob
Allan
I agree it is in bad taste.
Allan
German
nationality to the country Muslims are born. Jihad and killing of non
Muslims is
the most holy act.
In Indonesia, Muslims who beheaded Christian school girls
were set free under Islamic holy killing law.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8346078.stm
“Major Nidal Malik Hasan, 39, a US-born Muslim, opened fire on
soldiers at Fort Hood on Thursday.”
HardySpicer
wrote:
You're loving it - admit it?
Hardy
HardySpicer
>
Hmmm..when will humans realise that there is little or no right or
wrong when it comes to these things.
Just depends on the country you live in at the time. It's a bad thing
when a soldier turns on his own mates. What drives a Shrink to do such
things? The US is a sick country for sure. All killing is wrong,
doesn't matter what uniform you are wearing or whether you are wearing
a uniform at all. Sad that nobody is even willing to debate the point.
Hardy
HardySpicer
wrote:
> On Nov 6, 12:15 am, HardySpicer <gyansor...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Sounds bad?
>
> No, it sounds just great! The CIA has more than enough
> resources to pinpoint
>
future.
Do you have the equipment still? Fuses etc? Just hold on to them.
Being in the US it will be easier for you than me.
Your old friend Hardy
Peter Jason
card-carrying Muzzie, known to be against the Iraq thing,
and who wears a bed sheet to work.
What's wrong with America?.
"German" <german...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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soldiers at Fort Hood on Thursday.�
HardySpicer
> It beggars all belief that the US military would employ a
> card-carrying Muzzie, known to be against the Iraq thing,
> and who wears a bed sheet to work.
>
> What's wrong with America?.
>
>
> news:3ab23dfc-abec-49ee...@s15g2000yqs.googlegroups.com...
> Unlike other religions, Islam doesn’t teach honesty,
> faithfulness and
> nationality to the country Muslims are born. Jihad and
> killing of non
> Muslims is
> the most holy act.
>
countries. eg Bangladesh.
Agreed they may well be in the minority however.
They would also agree that killing is the most UN-Holy of acts! The
trouble is that Arab culture gets mixed with Islam and poisons it.
Hardy
elmer
HardySpicer
Who's side? I don't have any sides. Beware the terrorist UAV coming to
a country near you soon...Replacement for pilots you see.
Israel has them and the US. Just a matter of time before the other
side gets them too. I am stuck in the middle between two terrorist
groups - the Americans and Millitant Islam. Before are equally bad -
that's a no brainer. It is always the innocents in the middle that
gets caught. This time it wasn't - at least soldiers know what they
join up for. To kill or be killed. I don't give a shit about Islam or
about American "values". Both are phoney. There are a few good amongst
both groups however.
Hardy
Peter Jason
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Hardy
I sit and weep for the good old days of the Cold War.
Fifeshire Floozie
> "Nebulous" <ja...@pigtail.freeserve.co.uk> wrote
>> HardySpicer <gyans...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Spare a thought for the lone Islamic Hero (Hasan) who gunned down
>>>single handed so many American terrorists today. Our thoughts are
>>>with
>>>him..
>>>
>>>Sounds bad? Yes, but who are the bad guys? Which side is right?
>>>Hard
>>>to tell really, Both sides are terrorists in their own unique way.
>>>You
>>>live by the gun - you die by the gun. One day its Yank servicemen
>>>and
>>>the next an Afghan wedding party.
>>>
>>>RIP
>>>
>>>Hardy
>>
>> Tam, you're being a real erse.
>>
>> Regardless of any of the arguments here, the entrenched views, the
>> unwillingness to see other people's point, this is going too far.
>>
> or so, I won't be hearing from him again.
Well I used to read his posts because even he would occasionally post
something worthwhile, but I'm afraid it will be "Delete" before
reading from now on.
Al Nakba
Jane Margaret Laight
> "Robert Peffers" <peffer...@btinternet.com> wrote
>
>
>
>
>
> > "Nebulous" <j...@pigtail.freeserve.co.uk> wrote
> >> HardySpicer <gyansor...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>Spare a thought for the lone Islamic Hero (Hasan) who gunned down
> >>>single handed so many American terrorists today. Our thoughts are
> >>>with
> >>>him..
>
> >>>Sounds bad? Yes, but who are the bad guys? Which side is right?
> >>>Hard
> >>>to tell really, Both sides are terrorists in their own unique way.
> >>>You
> >>>live by the gun - you die by the gun. One day its Yank servicemen
> >>>and
> >>>the next an Afghan wedding party.
>
> >>>RIP
>
> >>>Hardy
>
> >> Tam, you're being a real erse.
>
> >> Regardless of any of the arguments here, the entrenched views, the
> >> unwillingness to see other people's point, this is going too far.
>
> > I did not say anything but, like several others over the past week
> > or so, I won't be hearing from him again.
>
> Well I used to read his posts because even he would occasionally post
> something worthwhile, but I'm afraid it will be "Delete" before
>
> - Show quoted text -
I agree; this was in particular bad taste, even for our Hardy,
particularly where where I have family on base at Fort Hood, including
a niece whose husband is a US Army chaplain in Afghanistan--the danger
to her was minimal (the place covers several hundred square miles),
but one never knows in these situations; on a related (and more
happier) note, I would like to report that this young lady has added
to my extended family by recently bringing into the world a fine braw
lad (8 lbs, 6 oz) named Gavin Alexander Stewart, who has distinguished
himself by exhibiting a prodigious appetite and showing himself the
possessor of a fine set of lungs--no news yet as to whether he is a
red head as he is still bald as an onion--indeed, he almost was named
Yul Brynner Stewart, but that, like Hardy's post, would have been in
excessive bad taste...
JML
adding another branch to the family tree
The Phantom Piper
>
> I agree; this was in particular bad taste, even for our Hardy
No, it's pretty much the Standard for his posts...
> Gavin Alexander Stewart
A fine name!
> adding another branch to the family tree
Some variety of Nuts, then? */:~D
Ducking And Running,
The Phantom Piper
La N
Awwwww ..... congrats to great auntie Jane and family! :)
- nilita, who also know a couple (husband and wife team) at Fort Hood .....