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Postby miltiades » Tue Feb 13, 2007 11:38 pm

Eliko wrote :
"""""also consider their culture to be superior to yours, you are aware of that and we should analyse the differences between us, you are entitled to your views, I to mine. """""
Obviously you have no idea how they interpret their culture especially when the use sharp knives to MUTILATE their children's faces and heads in order to bring them closer to their sick ideological creator.
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Postby shahmaran » Tue Feb 13, 2007 11:44 pm

miltiades wrote:Eliko wrote :
"""""also consider their culture to be superior to yours, you are aware of that and we should analyse the differences between us, you are entitled to your views, I to mine. """""
Obviously you have no idea how they interpret their culture especially when the use sharp knives to MUTILATE their children's faces and heads in order to bring them closer to their sick ideological creator.


you what?!?! :lol:

can you please articulate...
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Postby Eliko » Tue Feb 13, 2007 11:55 pm

miltiades, How's Rozinante these days?, :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Eliko » Wed Feb 14, 2007 12:12 am

Goodnight to all you good folks, it is now St Valentine's day and the tender thoughts of peace and love caress my mind like the gentle touch of a mother's hand, God Bless All. :) :? :? :? :?
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Postby cypezokyli » Wed Feb 14, 2007 12:15 am

Eliko wrote:cypezokyli, as a follow up to the above comment, may I also congratulate you on your past post when you introduced the subject of the 'Papalagi', I found the article engrossing and wish the subject had attracted more attention. I have read it severally and would recommend others should do so. Many thanks. :) :) :) :) :)


can you imagine what would that guy thought of , if he had experienced the iraq war !!!
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Postby miltiades » Wed Feb 14, 2007 12:26 am

Shah , here it is mate , visit www.faithfreedom.com galleries .
Children in Islam
Parental love is instinctive both in animals and in humans. These pictures are to show the level of brainwashing that it takes to make a parent harm and mutilate his own toddler to appease his imaginary deity.








A Shiite mother rejoices after inflicting wounds on the head of her toddler



A father cutting his son to bleed as penitence for the killing of Imam Hussein



A loving father teaching "religious values" to his son, Islamic way.
A proud mother watching her son bleed. The more pain the greater the reward. After this she is assured of paradise.

JUST VISIT www.faithfreedom.com go to to galleries and see the grotesque culture that Eliko is so proud of.
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Postby shahmaran » Wed Feb 14, 2007 1:27 am

miltiades wrote:Shah , here it is mate , visit www.faithfreedom.com galleries .
Children in Islam
Parental love is instinctive both in animals and in humans. These pictures are to show the level of brainwashing that it takes to make a parent harm and mutilate his own toddler to appease his imaginary deity.








A Shiite mother rejoices after inflicting wounds on the head of her toddler



A father cutting his son to bleed as penitence for the killing of Imam Hussein



A loving father teaching "religious values" to his son, Islamic way.
A proud mother watching her son bleed. The more pain the greater the reward. After this she is assured of paradise.

JUST VISIT www.faithfreedom.com go to to galleries and see the grotesque culture that Eliko is so proud of.


sorry miltiades, i could not find the parts you are talking about, however even IF they are true, what the hell is it to you? or even better, what the hell is it to the US, how these people like to live or their beliefs or traditions, you sound like someone who has encountered native people for the first time in a new country and decide that they are better off slaves than living with their own ways, its pretty dam stupid if you ask me....and it definately DOES NOT justify the killing 600,000 of these people...

i know you think im young and stupid but im starting to think that you are too old for this conversation...
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Postby GorillaGal » Wed Feb 14, 2007 2:12 am

shahmaran wrote:GG people fight FOR THEIR OWN freedom, they dont get killed by foreign nations FOR THEIR OWN freedom, can you see the twisted diffrence? USA bombing people into freedom is nothing but bullshit, its obvious that it is not going to work and its obvious that it is not the real intention of the US.

Iraq was definately A LOT more peacefull before US came into the game, i mean please show me a time-slice of a few consecutive years in the near Iraqi history before the US invasion, where at least 60 and sometimes 100 people were dying every other day.

Soon the deathtall will match Saddams, and what will you tell them then? That you are saving them from the horrible dictator that killed SO many people?!

"But heyyyy come on guys why the face, look at least you got democracy now and soon you will be able to enjoy seing ladies walking around in miniskirts all round your city, how about that hey....oh and guess what, we own your government too.." :lol:

All i can say is that im ever so thankfull that my country is not sitting on any substantial amount of oil....i would definately not want the old Uncle Sam to try "free" me as well :lol:

but the war is over. the iraqis are killing iraqis. don't blame the USA for that. that would be absurd.
maybe you don't know how many people were dying before the americans because iraq was a dictatorship, and the media was highly monitored.
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Postby Eliko » Wed Feb 14, 2007 7:46 am

GorillaGal, you once again refer to the WAR in Iraq and declare it to be over, I once again declare that the onset of conflict there does not qualify for such a distinction.

War is a period of fighting between two opposing forces in which people are killed as a result of failure to come to an agreement by peaceful means,

Murder is the deliberate and unlawful killing of a person, mass murder is the deliberate and unlawful killing of many.

Bullying is easily recognized as any act which subjects a weaker force to the power of a greater one.

I think Murder and Bullying are apt words to describe what took place in Iraq initially.

I think we could also add Cowardly to those two descriptions since the recipients of your country's gifts, (in the form of bombs dropped from high altitude) were totally defenceless.

What is now taking place in Iraq can only be described as 'resistance' to the 'aggressors' and they too are aptly chosen descriptions under the circumstances.

The problems now facing Iraq are undeniably the creation of your country's Cowardly Murderous Bullying attack, there IS no justification for it and that has been PROVEN beyond any doubt.

The devastation and consequent unrest in Iraq is the sole responsibility of your country, the awful acts of the suicide bombers are the result of your country's aggression since they are rooted from it.

Whatever the outcome of the internal conflicts, whatever horrors stem from it, your country are the perpetrators, no amount of rhetoric will wash the blood of the thousands of innocent men, women and children from your nations hands, I have been there, I have seen it, I have wept with those people. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Postby miltiades » Wed Feb 14, 2007 9:53 am

Eliko wrote :

"""What is now taking place in Iraq can only be described as 'resistance' to the 'aggressors' and they too are aptly chosen descriptions under the circumstances. """"

The recent car bombs in the main Baghdad market killing 79 people with over 100 injuries , mostly women and children , are seen by you as "resistance to the aggressors"" !!!!!!

I only hope that your ornithological tasks are merely fumigation procedures !! , god help us if simpletons are responsible for tackling the bird flue virus !
You have a distorted and a particularly vile way of interpreting what goes on directly under your nose and frankly my dear you make me sick.
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