9/11/2012: AMERICAN KILLED, CONSULATE BURNED, EMBASSY OVERRUN, U.S. APOLOGIZES

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  • rambone

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    Here's what the embassy was "condemning" and "rejecting" for being televised live on the internet.


    Egyptians angry at film scale U.S. embassy walls
    Although it was not clear which film prompted the protests, Egypt's prestigious Al-Azhar mosque and seat of Sunni learning condemned on Tuesday a symbolic "trial" of the Prophet organized by a U.S. group including Terry Jones, a Christian pastor who triggered riots in Afghanistan in 2010 by threatening to burn the Koran.

    According to the website, Jones and others were due to take part in an event on Tuesday - the anniversary of the September 11 attacks by al Qaeda on U.S. cities - called "International Judge Mohammad Day" in Florida. It was due to be carried live on the Internet.


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    No.

    If you want to deal with that region you fund India, not Afghanistan, and you do it with the Afghan dollars, not new money. Then we go back to old school warfare, when you are at war you don't go around asking for permission to do anything. First you win the war, then you can write the history books and apologies, if any are even needed. First you win the war. Aviate, Navigate, Communicate. It really applies to all arenas, air, sea and land.

    There are new alliances developing all around us and we sit with our hands under our asses. We also need some balls and bulldozers down by the UN building.

    I see these "unfortunate deaths" as murder of fellow American's. Next we will see their bodies hanging under a bridge.

    It feels more like 1980 every F'n day

    You got that right! When are we gonna wake up and deal with this crap the same way Reagan did on day one? I can't wait till the election is over and We as a country get our s#!+ straight and let these dips#!+s know we mean business! :patriot:
     

    Expat

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    Here's what the embassy was "condemning" and "rejecting" for being televised live on the internet.

    What's your point? Because someone put something stupid on the internet gives a bunch of uncivilized savages the right to attack our embassy, to murder the ambassador. I see letting you out of your dungeon was a mistake.

    *plonk*
     

    dom1104

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    Well that picture makes me want to go kill some people.

    Oh no... wait it doesnt.. because I am not a muslim.
     
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    Blackhawk2001

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    Well that makes me want to go kill some people.

    Oh no... wait it doesnt.. because I am not a muslim.

    Makes me want to go and kill some people, not because they're Muslim, but because they've ignored international conventions on the treatment of diplomats and they need to be taught a stern lesson; a lesson that, apparently, they will only understand if it is accompanied by the dead bodies of their wives and children.
     

    dom1104

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    Makes me want to go and kill some people, not because they're Muslim, but because they've ignored international conventions on the treatment of diplomats and they need to be taught a stern lesson; a lesson that, apparently, they will only understand if it is accompanied by the dead bodies of their wives and children.

    My bad, I meant the picture.

    I was being silly, not actually wanting to go kill anybody.

    It is absolutely insane that they do.
     
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    Apparently their view of freedom is so skewed they think that the U.S. government bears responsibility for something some screwball puts on youtube.
    Here's a hint, morons; the only person you should be mad at is the tool who made the video, because he's the only person who authorized this stupidity.
     

    rambone

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    What's your point? Because someone put something stupid on the internet gives a bunch of uncivilized savages the right to attack our embassy, to murder the ambassador. I see letting you out of your dungeon was a mistake.

    *plonk*
    No one said what happened was right, Captain Strawman. Breitbart and the OP working people up over the whole "apology" thing is nothing but election year bulls**t.

    The embassy is faced with a situation. Egyptians are rallying in the streets, because some idiot provocateur from your country is fighting a Muhammad doll with his webcam, safely back in Florida. The locals see the embassy as a representative of the boneheads back in the United States, like it or not.

    So what is the embassy supposed to do or say? You think it is wrong to "condemn" and "reject" the mock-execution of Muhammad? So what would a real American Republican toughguy do if he ran the embassy? String up his own effigy of the dirty savage you hate so much?
     
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    Blackhawk2001

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    My bad, I meant the picture.

    I was being silly, not actually wanting to go kill anybody.

    It is absolutely insane that they do.

    Well, we're both correct. We don't want to kill folks because they've insulted us, we want to teach them a lesson that it's not acceptable to kill diplomats and violate our territorial property. Unfortunately, the only apparent way to successfully communicate this lesson to them is to kill a bunch of them either indiscriminately, or very, very systematically, family group by family group until they decide they never, ever want to mess with us again. Personally, I'd go for indiscriminate killing (e.g. lots and LOTS of big bombs) because that would do less psychological harm to our combatants than deliberate assassinations on the scale that would be needed to teach a fearsome lesson to them.
     

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    Time to break off diplomatic relations, expel the Egyptian and Libyan diplomatic missions (assuming there are any). Freeze Egyptian and Libyan assets in the US. Halt all aid immediately.


    And don't resume it. Ever.
     

    Johnny C

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    Hasn't anyone explained to them that WE helped FREE THEM? Don't they understand that we're the good guys? Don't they know that we give their country around 2 billion in aid?

    Let me answer: YES THEY KNOW AND THEY DON'T GIVE A F***!

    Come on now, you know the aid we give never actually "aids" anyone but the wallets of the big wigs.:dunno:
     

    rambone

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    Personally, I'd go for indiscriminate killing (e.g. lots and LOTS of big bombs) because that would do less psychological harm to our combatants than deliberate assassinations on the scale that would be needed to teach a fearsome lesson to them.
    No amount of blood will ever satiate that thirst of yours.
     
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    No amount of blood will ever satiate that thirst of yours.

    Meanwhile your suggested response to the murder of a diplomat and several other members of our embassy over a video that neither they, nor the U.S. Government, nor indeed the greater majority of our population was probably even AWARE EXISTED is...?
     

    rambone

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    Meanwhile your suggested response to the murder of a diplomat and several other members of our embassy over a video that neither they, nor the U.S. Government, nor indeed the greater majority of our population was probably even AWARE EXISTED is...?
    Arrest the murderers.

    Just like the U.S. embassy wasn't responsible for the inflammatory videos, neither are the millions of people Blackhawk wants to murder.

    I'd make a vast amount of foreign policy changes, but that's another story.
     

    88E30M50

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    Makes me want to go and kill some people, not because they're Muslim, but because they've ignored international conventions on the treatment of diplomats and they need to be taught a stern lesson; a lesson that, apparently, they will only understand if it is accompanied by the dead bodies of their wives and children.

    Unfortunately, under the current government, we are no longer a country that embraces a stern lesson. Instead, we are a country of second, third, fourth and fifth chances and then we simply apologize because it must have been our fault somehow. We are being governed by the weak minded and they assume everyone else is as worthless as they are.

    I hope to God that this election helps correct that.
     
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