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Wrench
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 Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:08 am Post subject: |
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Hmm If I remember my history correctly the Americans didn't commit genocide on native north Americans. On the other hand I believe that Canadians did commit genocide by wiping out all of the north Americans Indians in the New foundland (Beothucks tribe). Oh can't forget the residential schools that were implemented in Canada, they were so efficient at demoralizing and at wiping out the natives that German scientists and doctors in WW2 employed the same methods.
Americans might have been loud and flamboyant about their conquest of north American natives but Canadians did it silently and ruthlessly and on top they covered it up....
Makes you proud to be a Canadian.
igotthisguitar before you throw any more accusations at the Americans maybe you should read about the atrocities that Canadians committed. |
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igotthisguitar
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| Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 3:17 am Post subject: |
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| Wrench wrote: |
| igotthisguitar before you throw any more accusations at the Americans maybe you should read about the atrocities that Canadians committed. |
Joo ... err ... i mean Wrench. My comparing the US treatment of Afghanis to the US treatment of its Indians stands. Which is worse i can't say. We'll leave your active imagination to that one.
While AmeriKa inflicted a genocide on these people ( they were in the way of a larger plan & thereby had to be "dealt with" ), Canada's government tended more to treat them in a paternalistic fashion. i.e. After they'd finished infecting them with enough small pox contaminated blankets, they pursued a policy of corralling them together "for their own good" onto gov't run reservations.
You see remants of this today, as in Canada many more tend to smoke the peace pipe than to commit acts of mindless bloodshed.
"Time to get down off yur high horse there cowboy." |
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igotthisguitar
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| Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 3:22 am Post subject: |
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| Wrench wrote: |
| igotthisguitar before you throw any more accusations at the Americans maybe you should read about the atrocities that Canadians committed. |
Joo ... err ... i mean Wrench. My comparing the US treatment of Afghanis to the US treatment of its Indians stands. Which is really worse i can't say. We'll leave any decisons on this to your highly active imagination.
While AmeriKa inflicted a genocide on these people ( they were in the way of a larger plan & thereby had to be "dealt with" ), Canada's government tended more to treat them in a paternalistic fashion. i.e. After they'd finished infecting them with enough small pox contaminated blankets, they pursued a policy of corralling them together "for their own good" onto gov't run reservations.
You see remants of this today, as in Canada many more tend to smoke the peace pipe than to commit acts of mindless bloodshed.
"Time to get down off yur high horse there cowboy." |
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Joo Rip Gwa Rhhee
Joined: 25 May 2003
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| Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:24 pm Post subject: |
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| igotthisguitar wrote: |
| Wrench wrote: |
| igotthisguitar before you throw any more accusations at the Americans maybe you should read about the atrocities that Canadians committed. |
Joo ... err ... i mean Wrench. My comparing the US treatment of Afghanis to the US treatment of its Indians stands. Which is really worse i can't say. We'll leave any decisons on this to your highly active imagination.
While AmeriKa inflicted a genocide on these people ( they were in the way of a larger plan & thereby had to be "dealt with" ), Canada's government tended more to treat them in a paternalistic fashion. i.e. After they'd finished infecting them with enough small pox contaminated blankets, they pursued a policy of corralling them together "for their own good" onto gov't run reservations.
You see remants of this today, as in Canada many more tend to smoke the peace pipe than to commit acts of mindless bloodshed.
"Time to get down off yur high horse there cowboy." |
IGOTTHISGUITAR aks Charles Manson
Calls the US AmericKa, but he is a fan of the holocaust denier like Micheal Rivero and Jeff Rense.
And he likes Zundal.
Jeff Rense is supporter of Terrorists and a fascist bigot just like his supporters.
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| mean Wrench. My comparing the US treatment of Afghanis to the US treatment of its Indians stands. Which is really worse i can't say. We'll leave any decisons on this to your highly active imagination. |
Wow the US war against the Taliban is just like the US murder of the indians. 
What a sick way to make use the suffering that native Americans went through.
But as I said Jeff Rense following 9-11 conspiracy theorists will sink to any level and say anything to futher their fascist agenda.
Case closed. |
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Wrench
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| Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 3:19 am Post subject: |
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| igotthisguitar wrote: |
| Wrench wrote: |
| igotthisguitar before you throw any more accusations at the Americans maybe you should read about the atrocities that Canadians committed. |
Joo ... err ... i mean Wrench. My comparing the US treatment of Afghanis to the US treatment of its Indians stands. Which is really worse i can't say. We'll leave any decisons on this to your highly active imagination.
While AmeriKa inflicted a genocide on these people ( they were in the way of a larger plan & thereby had to be "dealt with" ), Canada's government tended more to treat them in a paternalistic fashion. i.e. After they'd finished infecting them with enough small pox contaminated blankets, they pursued a policy of corralling them together "for their own good" onto gov't run reservations.
You see remants of this today, as in Canada many more tend to smoke the peace pipe than to commit acts of mindless bloodshed.
"Time to get down off yur high horse there cowboy." |
I think you have been smoking the peace pipe to much because you obviously have never been to Edmonton where a gang of Indians tortured a man for over 4 hours then they killed him with an axe. I don't know about you but that seems like mindless bloodshed to me. I think you need to get some facts straight about Canada or you just have been absent from there for far to long. |
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igotthisguitar
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| Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Wrench wrote: |
| ... you obviously have never been to Edmonton where a gang of Indians tortured a man for over 4 hours then they killed him with an axe. I don't know about you but that seems like mindless bloodshed to me. I think you need to get some facts straight about Canada or you just have been absent from there for far to long. |
Joo ... i have no idea what you point is here other than to try as you're paid to do & derail this discussion.
Botom line remains, those US "Special" Forces, either acting on their own volition OR on a superior's command sadistically tortured & murdered 3,000 unarmed Afghan soldiers.
Even the "good" guys sometimes need to to be held accountable for their WAR CRIMES. |
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Wrench
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| Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 12:03 am Post subject: |
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| igotthisguitar wrote: |
| Wrench wrote: |
| ... you obviously have never been to Edmonton where a gang of Indians tortured a man for over 4 hours then they killed him with an axe. I don't know about you but that seems like mindless bloodshed to me. I think you need to get some facts straight about Canada or you just have been absent from there for far to long. |
Joo ... i have no idea what you point is here other than to try as you're paid to do & derail this discussion.
Botom line remains, those US "Special" Forces, either acting on their own volition OR on a superior's command sadistically tortured & murdered 3,000 unarmed Afghan soldiers.
Even the "good" guys sometimes need to to be held accountable for their WAR CRIMES. |
Wah cry me a river they got what they deserved. It also mentioned that northern alliance was part of this so lets not just blame the americans for this alleged crime. |
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Joo Rip Gwa Rhhee
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| Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 2:29 am Post subject: |
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| Joo ... i have no idea what you point is here other than to try as you're paid to do & derail this discussion. |
Better than your agenda of misinformation disinformation and subversive fascist propagada.
Your ilk lost a war 60 years ago, They ought not be allowed to come back.
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| Botom line remains, those US "Special" Forces, either acting on their own volition OR on a superior's command sadistically tortured & murdered 3,000 unarmed Afghan soldiers. |
How do you know?
Furthermore the US hasn't behaved worse than other naitons during war.
And just remember that the war the Taliban and their supporters was illegitmate, and fighting against the Taliban saves lives not only in the US but also in Afghanistan.
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Dan
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| Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 2:32 am Post subject: |
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There is something fundamentally wrong here. You are assuming the "US media" (which of course is 1 unified body) would trip all over itself to defend the US military and the Pentagon.
Riiiiiight. Or more than likely, they won't publish stories that can't be confirmed true, and are suspicious about this little movie. |
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igotthisguitar
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