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So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
Maybe we should slam the former USS Cole commander on his incompetence. I don't think he has much credibility on this topic.
International waters?Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
If Iran shot down a US civilian flight and killed all 290 civilians on board from International waters off the coast of the USA the American Government and American people would have a fucking canary. Do you know where Mr. Lippold's ship would have been safe from fire? In a US harbour somewhere within the United States, that's where.Commie Killer wrote:
International waters?Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
My advice to Kurt is dry your eyes and shut your mouth. Doe he think Obama is going to backtrack on his decision or something?
I was talking about your point where you said a "region where it didn't belong.Braddock wrote:
If Iran shot down a US civilian flight and killed all 290 civilians on board from International waters off the coast of the USA the American Government and American people would have a fucking canary. Do you know where Mr. Lippold's ship would have been safe from fire? In a US harbour somewhere within the United States, that's where.Commie Killer wrote:
International waters?Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
My advice to Kurt is dry your eyes and shut your mouth. Doe he think Obama is going to backtrack on his decision or something?
Okay... so you'd be cool with Iranian ships hanging around the periphery of US waters?Commie Killer wrote:
I was talking about your point where you said a "region where it didn't belong.Braddock wrote:
If Iran shot down a US civilian flight and killed all 290 civilians on board from International waters off the coast of the USA the American Government and American people would have a fucking canary. Do you know where Mr. Lippold's ship would have been safe from fire? In a US harbour somewhere within the United States, that's where.Commie Killer wrote:
International waters?
My advice to Kurt is dry your eyes and shut your mouth. Doe he think Obama is going to backtrack on his decision or something?
Nothing illegal about it. Why not?Braddock wrote:
Okay... so you'd be cool with Iranian ships hanging around the periphery of US waters?Commie Killer wrote:
I was talking about your point where you said a "region where it didn't belong.Braddock wrote:
If Iran shot down a US civilian flight and killed all 290 civilians on board from International waters off the coast of the USA the American Government and American people would have a fucking canary. Do you know where Mr. Lippold's ship would have been safe from fire? In a US harbour somewhere within the United States, that's where.
My advice to Kurt is dry your eyes and shut your mouth. Doe he think Obama is going to backtrack on his decision or something?
Fine.Commie Killer wrote:
Nothing illegal about it. Why not?Braddock wrote:
Okay... so you'd be cool with Iranian ships hanging around the periphery of US waters?Commie Killer wrote:
I was talking about your point where you said a "region where it didn't belong.
What a cliche.Commander Cunt Imold wrote:
''We shouldn't make policy decisions based on human rights and legal advocacy groups,'' retired U.S. Navy Cmdr. Kurt Lippold said in a telephone interview. "We should consider what is best for the American people, which is not to jeopardize those who are fighting the war on terror — or even more adversely impact the families who have already suffered loses as a result of the war."
So since you can’t see the evidence there’s no due process and human rights? We’ve released terrorists previously who have gone on to involve themselves in more terrorist acts. Let the military do their job and try these guys. That’s the due process you’re looking for.
And not even knowing the evidence against you so a defense can be supplied is due process?Stingray24 wrote:
So since you can’t see the evidence there’s no due process and human rights? We’ve released terrorists previously who have gone on to involve themselves in more terrorist acts. Let the military do their job and try these guys. That’s the due process you’re looking for.
Ohhh, you want to bring history into it Braddock? I assume you mean the airliner that was reportedly flying using an F-14 transponder, on a direct course toward the ship, away from any established civilian flight pattern? I was wondering if anyone else noticed at the time that the bodies they filmed on TV just after the incident showed indications of decomposition more advanced than would be indicated by the attack? Yeah, those evil things we Americans do to the undeserving, peace loving Iranians, who wish nothing but cheery futures to Americans.Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
In a related story, did anyone catch the news tidbit about Obama's order to delay the trial (note this is separate from closing the base) has been refused on the basis of constitutional law?
And justice for All. Not being sarcastic, I'm just listening to Metallica.Stingray24 wrote:
So since you can’t see the evidence there’s no due process and human rights? We’ve released terrorists previously who have gone on to involve themselves in more terrorist acts. Let the military do their job and try these guys. That’s the due process you’re looking for.
I'm talking about Iran Air Flight 655 that was shot down with 290 civilian passengers onboard, including 66 children (including Indian, Yugoslavian and Italian passengers) inside Iranian air space... you know, the one the US Government paid $131.8 million in reparations for... that one.imortal wrote:
Ohhh, you want to bring history into it Braddock? I assume you mean the airliner that was reportedly flying using an F-14 transponder, on a direct course toward the ship, away from any established civilian flight pattern? I was wondering if anyone else noticed at the time that the bodies they filmed on TV just after the incident showed indications of decomposition more advanced than would be indicated by the attack? Yeah, those evil things we Americans do to the undeserving, peace loving Iranians, who wish nothing but cheery futures to Americans.Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
Hard to tell if your being sarcastic....Braddock wrote:
I'm talking about Iran Air Flight 655 that was shot down with 290 civilian passengers onboard, including 66 children (including Indian, Yugoslavian and Italian passengers) inside Iranian air space... you know, the one the US Government paid $131.8 million in reparations for... that one.imortal wrote:
Ohhh, you want to bring history into it Braddock? I assume you mean the airliner that was reportedly flying using an F-14 transponder, on a direct course toward the ship, away from any established civilian flight pattern? I was wondering if anyone else noticed at the time that the bodies they filmed on TV just after the incident showed indications of decomposition more advanced than would be indicated by the attack? Yeah, those evil things we Americans do to the undeserving, peace loving Iranians, who wish nothing but cheery futures to Americans.Braddock wrote:
So Kurt Lippold doesn't believe in judicial transparency, due process or human rights? Well, I guess ol' Kurt needs to shut the fuck up because the neo-cons are no more and Obama aint listening to their fascist, corner-cutting bullshit anymore.
His ship was hit off the coast of Yemen? Well that's a shame... was his ship the one that shot down that Iranian civilian flight or was that another American ship in a region where it didn't belong?
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
I tell you what, read all of the source link I posted (particularly the part on independent sources) and then make up your mind.Commie Killer wrote:
Hard to tell if your being sarcastic....Braddock wrote:
I'm talking about Iran Air Flight 655 that was shot down with 290 civilian passengers onboard, including 66 children (including Indian, Yugoslavian and Italian passengers) inside Iranian air space... you know, the one the US Government paid $131.8 million in reparations for... that one.imortal wrote:
Ohhh, you want to bring history into it Braddock? I assume you mean the airliner that was reportedly flying using an F-14 transponder, on a direct course toward the ship, away from any established civilian flight pattern? I was wondering if anyone else noticed at the time that the bodies they filmed on TV just after the incident showed indications of decomposition more advanced than would be indicated by the attack? Yeah, those evil things we Americans do to the undeserving, peace loving Iranians, who wish nothing but cheery futures to Americans.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
I remember hearing about it.Braddock wrote:
I tell you what, read all of the source link I posted (particularly the part on independent sources) and then make up your mind.Commie Killer wrote:
Hard to tell if your being sarcastic....Braddock wrote:
I'm talking about Iran Air Flight 655 that was shot down with 290 civilian passengers onboard, including 66 children (including Indian, Yugoslavian and Italian passengers) inside Iranian air space... you know, the one the US Government paid $131.8 million in reparations for... that one.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
Was a fuckup of monumental proportions.
Not sure what the relevance to the topic is, but I suppose you are trying to say the Cole was small potatoes compared to *what the usa did*
In that case I would point out that the Iran Air shootdown was a mistake, while the Cole was hit on purpose, by terrorists
I realize that some don't make any distinctions about intent, but to me it makes a difference.
Do you .. believe the crew on the Vincennes thought they were shooting down an airliner, with kids on board ?
What American wouldn't... Oh wait. Change!Warhammer wrote:
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/100/story/61061.html
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
He's incompetent, he needs to STFU.
His colleagues at Guantanamo caused the problem, if it had been run according to the rules, international conventions, treaties etc the US wouldn't be in this mess over Guantanamo.
His colleagues at Guantanamo caused the problem, if it had been run according to the rules, international conventions, treaties etc the US wouldn't be in this mess over Guantanamo.
All of that is incorrect.imortal wrote:
Ohhh, you want to bring history into it Braddock? I assume you mean the airliner that was reportedly flying using an F-14 transponder, on a direct course toward the ship, away from any established civilian flight pattern?
Seems the American people decided thats an old, tired, failed policy, which is why they didn't vote for old, tired, failed McCain.''We shouldn't make policy decisions based on human rights and legal advocacy groups,''
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Someone is looking for an Olly North politcal career. I can see it now
Palin/Lippold 2012 The Doomsday Neocon ticket.... that's not all that funny.
Palin/Lippold 2012 The Doomsday Neocon ticket.... that's not all that funny.
it is what he and cam do...among others. dont try and make sense though. it does not work.Vax wrote:
Not sure what the relevance to the topic is, but I suppose you are trying to say the Cole was small potatoes compared to *what the usa did*
In that case I would point out that the Iran Air shootdown was a mistake, while the Cole was hit on purpose, by terrorists
I realize that some don't make any distinctions about intent, but to me it makes a difference.
This is the commander that let a pleasure craft approach and blow a hole in his boat, killing 17 men?
Yes. A big fucking mistake. How the fuck he still has his job after a monumental fuckup like that is beyond me - let alone why anyone should be listening to someone who has proven themselves to be utterly incompetent.Vax wrote:
Was a fuckup of monumental proportions.
Not sure what the relevance to the topic is, but I suppose you are trying to say the Cole was small potatoes compared to *what the usa did*
In that case I would point out that the Iran Air shootdown was a mistake, while the Cole was hit on purpose, by terrorists
I realize that some don't make any distinctions about intent, but to me it makes a difference.
Do you .. believe the crew on the Vincennes thought they were shooting down an airliner, with kids on board ?
It's interesting to see the double standards here. If Iran shot down an American passenger jet killing hundreds of Americans by mistake I'm sure there would be a lot of people on this forum baying for Iranian blood - not just a hundred odd million in compensation. I imagine the Iranians feel much the same. It's these sorts of fuckups that exacerbate the whole terrorism in the middle east issue. Much of the blame can be laid at the feet of morons like this guy.
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