Its over!

[-= JR =-]

Its totally over now. all police, security and military have dissapeared in Bagdad. Iraqi Information Minister MIA, and people everyone in the streets, cheering, chanting anti-Saddam slogans.

the war is over.

[Almighty Colin]

Tactical victory achieved.

JR, where are the WMD's hidden? North Korea?

[Almighty Colin]

This just in.

Bush sending peace protestors to Iraq to do the crowd counts.

Bush team polling Iraqis to see if they can get enough votes to retroactively win the last election.

:bdance: :bjump:

[Almighty Colin]

Big celebration in Kurdish Iraq right now. Throwing flowers on tanks, etc.

[Almighty Colin]

Just saw a guy burn a picture of Saddam.

No women in the crowd.

[Mutt]

Weapons of mass destruction are in Syria and Lebanon. He had a year while he stuck his tongue out at the UN. But don't worry they've been collecting truckloads of evidence during this war.
That terrorist training camp complete with a fuselage of a jetliner and double decker buses for practicing hijackings is enough evidence alone.

I don't even care if there are or aren't WMD's found, this fucker had this coming to him and the people of Iraq will have a chance at freedom thanks to the United States. No doubt they will fuck it up and we'll have to leave eventually as they start killing each other again. But Hussein was a madman with big dreams. I can tolerate madmen if they keep it within their own borders. The United States can't cure what's really wrong over there, psychotic Islamic fundamentalism.

[Almighty Colin]

Originally posted by Mutt@Apr 9 2003, 04:48 AM
I can tolerate madmen if they keep it within their own borders. The United States can't cure what's really wrong over there, psychotic Islamic fundamentalism.
Saddam's regime was whacked and he was certainly not an Islamic fundamentalist.

[-= JR =-]

Where is RawAlex when we need him? guess it wasn't "the bloodiest war in 50 years" afterall. :okthumb:

[Trev]

Originally posted by Mutt@Apr 9 2003, 09:48 AM
the people of Iraq will have a chance at freedom thanks to the United States.
I’m glad you did so well... mounting one of the largest invasion forces in modern warfare and successfully invading a country all alone! <_<

[Rolo]

Its "easy" to be a pacifist, but freedom have its price, and the price we have to pay is set by the tyrants who are taking the freedom from people around the world.

The US and UK army have surprised me in a good way... I would think most tyrants around the world are watching and hopefully thinking about early retirement :)

[Rolo]

The war is not over, but I would like to give my thanks to :

Afghanistan, Albania, Angola, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Colombia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Latvia, Lithuania, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Mongolia, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Palau, Panama, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, Singapore, Slovakia, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Spain, Tonga, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States, and Uzbekistan.

:salute: :salute: :salute: :salute: :salute: :salute: :salute: :salute:



Last edited by Rolo at Apr 9 2003, 03:50 AM

[Almighty Colin]

We haven't seen anything yet. That's just a a buncha hoodlums out there. I would bet the guys with the AK47s ransacking the government buildings cheering "I love America" were, just a few days ago, Saddam's finest. Viva Los Republican Guards!

The good people of Iraq are still inside their homes shaking their heads in disbelief at those vandals.

Fuck it. I'd steal Saddam's shit too.

Maybe soon the general population will feel it is safe and we'll see even bigger celebrations. I'll be keeping an eye out for when the women hit the street.

[Almighty Colin]

Originally posted by Rolo@Apr 9 2003, 06:29 AM
Its "easy" to be a pacifist
It's easy to be anything when my day consists of making a few phone calls, having a meeting or two and sitting in front of a keyboard screwing off with you guys.



Last edited by Colin at Apr 9 2003, 07:39 AM

[Winetalk.com]

Originally posted by -= JR =-@Apr 9 2003, 04:52 AM
Where is RawAlex when we need him? guess it wasn't "the bloodiest war in 50 years" afterall. :okthumb:
RawAlex.....being a moron and lousy predictor bears the consequences,
he is probably embedded with Iraq Propaganda minister
;-)))

[Torone]

Colin,
"It's easy to be anything when my day consists of making a few phone calls, having a meeting or two and sitting in front of a keyboard screwing off with you guys. "

Try being a hotshot driver in Houston... :headwall:

[Mike AI]

Now that the US, the UK and other members of the coalition of the willing have won the war ( after having to go on our own, without the weasal coalition), we will have to win the post war battle.

We need to make sure that france, germany and france through the UN does not try and mess up the great new situation we created in Iraq.

This is the BIGGEST and most important battle - makingsure france, germany, russia does not get their greedy paws on Iraq. These are the people who wanted to keep Saddam in power to protect their lucrative oil deals, to protect their debt, and customers of weapons. They probably also interfered to hide their dirty deals when it comes to WMD and of course violating the UN sanctions they actually supported.

These weasal countries will have a strong allie in this battle, and that is the DEMOCRATS in the United States.

We need to make sure the freedom for Iraq that the Coalition expended their money, and bloodshed for is preserved against the weasals and others who wanted to keep Saddam in power!