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<0> that's not the point
<0> we went in, we turned things over, now things are working out
<1> working out?
<0> settling down / rebuilding / etc
<2> if the goal is simply to disable the nuclear program
<2> that's well within the power of the US alone.
<0> the goal wasn't to just remove saddam, that's easy
<1> do you mean by working out thousands of soldiers dying?
<1> It was actually rdragon.
<0> that's not the point...
<1> the goal has changed a couple of times
<0> you said it would be tough to knock out iran's nuclear stuff
<1> It would.
<0> it wouldn't
<1> Iran's military force is way stronger than iraq's was
<0> so is ours
<1> yes but more than half of it is in iraq
<1> afghanistan
<1> or somewhere else.
<0> really, that many?
<1> yes
<1> well maybe about half of it
<0> i bet other countries would help vs iran
<3> If the UN decides that Iran should not have nuclear capabilities, then its better.
<1> I could tell you that the most used military equipment for war is here in iraq.
<0> although, russia might help iran
<4> hola
<0> yo
<4> hows the new home rd?
<0> lol
<0> i'm in the airport
<0> haven't left FL yet
<0> boarding in about 20 minutes
<4> lol
<4> this is like reality irc, I shall call it: "RD's journey"
<4> you like the name?
<5> US military isn't mobilised at the same numeric level as it was at the peak of WWII.
<0> hehe
<5> But that doesn't mean they can't do it.
<4> oh is this about the Iran war?
<1> If another nation led the war we'd have a better chance.
<4> if the us doesnt do it, israel prolly will
<5> The author of "A History of Warfare" estimates from WWI and II figures that any nation can atmost mobilise 10% of its population for direct participation in war.
<5> The US population is what 260 million?
<1> That's if the US p***ed a draft
<1> which I'm sure it won't.
<1> hopefully
<5> Well they'll manipulate media and pay higher salaries to soldiers
<1> that they're doing now
<5> Hitler used to give very high salaries to his soldiers. One reason why soldier families didn't use to work back at home.
<5> Which hurt the war economy
<5> eventually
<5> I don't know, but I could predict that the american people are tired of the war in Afghanistan and Iran
<5> Iraq*
<1> we are
<5> They are less likely to support a new cause
<1> I'll have dinner
<6> so keeping track of colors should be as easy as this
<6> typedef map<CREF,int>
<0> well, boarding soon, gotta run
<0> seeya in Denver ;p
<5> Isn't that where JBlitzen lives?
<7> Denver, Texas?
<8> I'm in DFW
<5> Whats that
<8> Dallas/Fort Worth
<6> rdragon it must **** taking the bus
<8> Dallas is a major city in northeast Texas
<8> Fort Worth is only 40 miles to the west, so they're sort of a single metroplex.
<8> http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=dallas,+tx&ll=32.774574,-96.977692&spn=0.861381,1.724854
<8> That's DFW, IRR
<2> half of the US army is not in Iraq
<5> JBlitzen are you tired of the war in iraq and afghanistan yet?
<8> rdragon is going from about the middle of Florida, in the very southeast of the US, to Washington, in the very northwest of the continental US.
<8> Hmm
<8> No, IRR, absolutely not.
<8> ni, considerably less than that is over there.
<8> Probably about a tenth of the army.
<2> right, only about 100,000 men, as I recall.
<5> JBlitzen why not?
<5> Your people are dying
<2> and, we've got a standing army of over 1,000,000 men as I recall.
<8> Yeah, our manpower is between 100k and 150k
<8> Probably, I know the overall military has well over 2 mil
<8> So after the other services, you don't end up with a large portion of army troops over there.
<8> IRR, your's are dying a lot faster.
<5> Mine are hardly dying, except for the bomb blast in karachi
<8> Oh, I meant those terrorists you're rooting for.
<5> And if you mean muslims, then there are a lot more of them then americans
<8> I don't mean muslims, nor would I care if there are a lot more of them than there are Americans.
<5> And 3% something americans are Muslims
<8> Americans are much more efficient at killing than muslims are.
<8> So if you want a war, bring it on.
<8> But of course you don't, you just want to play make believe.
<5> I don't want a war
<8> We're not playing make believe in Iraq.
<8> Zarqawi was recently demoted.
<8> Other arab nations are stepping in to support the various groups to avoid a civil war.
<8> Things are going great.
<5> I just want the US to give the nations of the world a fair chance and development and wealth.
<5> So that the whole world has prosperity.
<8> I can't think of one reason why anybody would think our effort in Iraq is not well on its way to total success.
<8> Give yourself a fair chance, dumb***.
<8> Rather than demanding our money, why don't you try to learn from how how we got it?
<5> If American actions were patronising and not destructive, then the amount of wealth they have spent on war could have made many people happy.
<2> where are you IRR?
<8> Rather than demanding that we free you, why don't you learn from how we freed everyone else?
<8> He's Pakistani, ni.
<2> http://captaincapitalism.blogspot.com/2006/04/i-say-2016.html
<2> move next door IRR
<5> Noidea I am in France these days
<2> oh
<2> I'm sorry then.
<5> why are you sorry?
<8> Heh
<8> Got to admit, even France is a step up from Pakistan.
<8> IRR, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for life.
<5> So JBlitzen if the US were helpful to the nations of the world, helping them build their economies and self sufficiency, wouldn't it make the world a better place?
<8> Build a man a fire and you keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and you keep him warm for the rest of his life.
<8> We're making the world a better place by fixing the mess you smelly fascists made in Iraq.
<5> But there wouldn't be much of his life left
<8> Shut up, stay out, and let us fix exactly one country, instead of demanding that we donate billions of dollars to whatever theocrat is currently dominating your crap*** backwards country.
<8> Maybe you didn't notice, but supporting fascists is not how you better the world.
<8> Unless, of course, you're one of them.
<8> Which, of course, you are.
<5> So how do you better the world?
<8> Being the child of affluent pakistanis.
<5> who me?
<5> hehe
<8> Do you even realize how much you're in league with these totalitarian ***holes by virtue of your birth status?
<8> Of course you do.
<5> What about my birth status?
<8> But you'd never talk about it to us, because we're beneath you.
<3> wow, this conversation has gone downhill real quick.
<8> And Americans could never understand the intricacies of what makes you so special.
<9> Twister: we can talk about *** if you want
<5> I am not special
<5> I am just an ordinary guy
<3> Not ***, hows about C++ :)
<8> When in fact we've spent the last four years steamrolling your intellectual compatriots in Iraq, much to your chagrin.
<9> Who cares about C++
<9> *** > C++
<8> IRR, we are not anywhere near as stupid as you want us to be.
<3> Everyone knows *** though.
<3> Not everyone knows c++
<10> what is... ***?
<3> everyone pretends to know politics
<8> ni
<8> http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0414061hooters1.html
<5> JBlitzen I don't want you to be stupid
<3> although I suppose many pretend to know c++ too
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