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"John Mullen" wrote in message ...
"Denyav" wrote in message ... seriously doubt that anyone in Russia proper wants Chechnyan rebels with nukes, do they? Dave Nuclear tipped ICBMs are not very suitable weapons aganist terrorists ,but they are excellent weapons to deter countries that use terrorists as proxies. The recipients of Putins televised message is without any doubt are Anglos who use Al-Queda and other so called islamic terrorists as proxies to realize their domestic and foreign policy goals. Putins message is only a lightly disguised way of saying to US "Stop Al-Queda terrorism inside Russia,or else". If they are really serious,I am pretty sure that so called islamic terrorism will take a vacation in Russia. What nonsense! John The US has a history of using islamic based insurgence as a wedge against various European countries. The behaviour of the US during the Yugoslave/Bosnian/Kosovo issues was highly pro-islamic, clearly calculated to win favour in the middle east for the US oil interests and zionist sympathies while snuffing out any possible rival post eastern block alignments based on slavic ethniticities, orthodox christianity. This was despite the fact that the former yugoslave people were facing unprovoked terrorism, drug running, kidnapping and murder in Kosovo. It was merely necessary to reframe sincere anti-terrorism measures and the civil conflct as 'ethnic cleansing' and 'genocide' (such crimes did occur but at a miniscule fraction of the agit-prop propagandised rate and only AFTER NATO bombing reduced the situation to disroder: the crimes also clearly weren't one sided) |
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Eunometic wrote:
The US has a history of using islamic based insurgence as a wedge against various European countries. Any proof to this absurd claim? The one you tried to use below doesn't fly. The behaviour of the US during the Yugoslave/Bosnian/Kosovo issues The US came in because the Europeans had allowed, through their own inaction, a local mess to become so bad they couldn't handle it themselves. The Europeans were very upset to find out their local militaries were incapable of doing much of anything, and perhaps there was a good reason after all for the US's defense budget. If this is the type of thanks the US receives after it was invited in by the Europeans to clean up their own mess in their back yard, then perhaps next time we'll let you go it alone. |
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stop spam wrote in message ...
Eunometic wrote: The US has a history of using islamic based insurgence as a wedge against various European countries. Any proof to this absurd claim? The one you tried to use below doesn't fly. The behaviour of the US during the Yugoslave/Bosnian/Kosovo issues The US came in because the Europeans had allowed, through their own inaction, a local mess to become so bad they couldn't handle it themselves. The Europeans were very upset to find out their local militaries were incapable of doing much of anything, and perhaps there was a good reason after all for the US's defense budget. If this is the type of thanks the US receives after it was invited in by the Europeans to clean up their own mess in their back yard, then perhaps next time we'll let you go it alone. That would be another one of those "invitations" that were preceded by intense lobbying and pressure. The US was chumping at the bit to have a go at a military intervention and at the time was following a policy of agitating its Allies to take more responsibillity globally (ie spend more money to unburden the US) in implementing what was US policy anyway. I don't see that ANY western european, US or NATO involvement was required at all. It was confined to being a civil war that would most likely have ended in dissolution of Yugoslavia along slightly different (and better borders). It did not threaten neightbouring countries and flows of refugees could be handled by population transfers within the borders of the former Yugoslavia. It was far less bloody than the butcherous American Civil war. What it seems to have boiled down to is an unjustified intervention on vastly exaggerated human rights grounds that was really about appeasing the muslim populations in the Middle East and Turkey for strategic reasons. There are in my opinion more people dead becuase of NATO intervention than without it. |
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![]() "Eunometic" wrote in message om... The US has a history of using islamic based insurgence as a wedge against various European countries. The behaviour of the US during the Yugoslave/Bosnian/Kosovo issues was highly pro-islamic, clearly calculated to win favour in the middle east for the US oil interests Utter tosh The USA was initially reluctant in both cases to get involved and the first country to recognise Bosnian independence was Germany Keith |
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