damn that guy is a master artist

Heh, that's like what the give to the Iraqi prisoners in Three Kings....

Yeah I think the French trained those soldiers.

They're called leaflets, they've used them since world war one

[quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":74e8d]They're called leaflets, they've used them since world war one[/quote:74e8d]

Really? I'd never heard of them before I saw Three Kings....Nuts...

[quote="Sgt. Pepper.":7ef99]Yeah I think the French trained those soldiers.[/quote:7ef99]

lol, looks it it biggrin:

lol

Well, that's a small sign of good to come, very small sign though. (not that sign above, the fact that some of them tried to surrender) The truth is, if you watch some of the CNN on the Iraq coverage, alot of the things going on in Britain and the US are happening there too; troops and civilians not wanting to go to war, protests, etc. Even Saddam said that he wanted war to be the last act to reach in the current siduation.

saddamm is an act, if he is not wanting to go to war, why is he so stubborn as to not let his army be disarmed? he is a fool, and if we play along with him he will make us look like fools. we're already holding his hand

[quote="Old Reliable":ed4f5]saddamm is an act, if he is not wanting to go to war, why is he so stubborn as to not let his army be disarmed? he is a fool, and if we play along with him he will make us look like fools. we're already holding his hand[/quote:ed4f5]

Right that's what I said too. I actually got into an arguement at work about this. He's pulling the same exact stunts in 1991; the UN coming in, but not getting full clearance to the weapons facilities, only some of the weapons getting destoyed, the 15-day allotment that he was given to clear the plants. Then, we bombed him on the 15th day.

yeah...I dont know what to support really, I would not like to see another war, but I would like to see action... hake:

[quote="Old Reliable":eea8f]yeah...I dont know what to support really, I would not like to see another war, but I would like to see action... hake:[/quote:eea8f]

I don't want war, but at the same time, Saddam isn't just going to give up his position. I do like the plan that the US has though; take him and any other resistance out, replace it with freedoms for the Iraqi people. They want to do what they did for Afgahnistan.

The Iraqis found a way across the fortified border, which is sealed off with barbed-wire fencing, watchtowers and huge trenches.


They were on pre-war exercises when all of a sudden these Iraqis turned up out of nowhere,


Ummm...sounds like border security is pretty tight around there. hake:

[quote="Old Reliable":68b55]yeah...I dont know what to support really, I would not like to see another war, but I would like to see action... hake:[/quote:68b55]

You want action?

I'm sure if you ask your mother nicely enough, she'd let you watch her and your dad going at it.

I think the economy needs a war, and to be honest I think our generation needs a war. Sad but maybe true.

I dunno, d00d. I don't think we could afford a war right now. I mean yes of coarse we could, but we would sink in a even bigger hole for cashflow, you know?