I read an article in the local paper last night that said the US Army
command in Iraq is headquartered in one of Saddams marble and gold
leafed palaces. Living amongst the splendor and opulance of the
ruling class. So, it started me to wondering, just what is the
difference between the Saddam regime, and the US regime?

Both allow their commanding ranks to live in luxurious palaces.

Both use weapons of greatly superior power against poorly armed and
poorly trained insurgent forces

Both put down civilian rebellion mercilessly and brutally

Both show little regard for civilian casualties including killing
women and children

Both use nepotism and corruption in spreading around the wealth taken
from the nations populace and redistributed to friends and family of
the ruling elite.

Both use propaganda and outright lies in diseminating information
about the war or the state of the nations affairs.

Both restrict individual liberties of the people of the nation in
regards to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and the right to
keep and bear arms.

Did I miss anything?

basskisser wrote:

Did I miss anything?

Yes; You sorely miss your brain. We miss it too.

-- Charlie


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Wow, your out to lunch on all those points. Are you sure you read the
newspaper or just looking at the pictures?

I bet your in the U.S. also, dont tell me, an advocate for freedom of
speech,, more like freedom of stupidity.






"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
I read an article in the local paper last night that said the US Army
command in Iraq is headquartered in one of Saddams marble and gold
leafed palaces. Living amongst the splendor and opulance of the
ruling class. So, it started me to wondering, just what is the
difference between the Saddam regime, and the US regime?

Both allow their commanding ranks to live in luxurious palaces.

Both use weapons of greatly superior power against poorly armed and
poorly trained insurgent forces

Both put down civilian rebellion mercilessly and brutally

Both show little regard for civilian casualties including killing
women and children

Both use nepotism and corruption in spreading around the wealth taken
from the nations populace and redistributed to friends and family of
the ruling elite.

Both use propaganda and outright lies in diseminating information
about the war or the state of the nations affairs.

Both restrict individual liberties of the people of the nation in
regards to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and the right to
keep and bear arms.

Did I miss anything?

" Tuuk" wrote in message
...

Wow, your out to lunch on all those points. Are you sure you read the
newspaper or just looking at the pictures?

Well...we are sort of improving our score over the past week, in terms of
getting rid of those annoying Iraqi children.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
" Tuuk" wrote in message
...

Wow, your out to lunch on all those points. Are you sure you read the
newspaper or just looking at the pictures?

Well...we are sort of improving our score over the past week, in terms of
getting rid of those annoying Iraqi children.

They were Afghan.

"Joe" wrote in message
...

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
" Tuuk" wrote in message
...

Wow, your out to lunch on all those points. Are you sure you read the
newspaper or just looking at the pictures?

Well...we are sort of improving our score over the past week, in terms
of
getting rid of those annoying Iraqi children.

They were Afghan.



Fine, but you know what I mean.

On 11 Dec 2003 06:47:02 -0800, (basskisser) wrote:

I read an article in the local paper last night that said the US Army
command in Iraq is headquartered in one of Saddams marble and gold
leafed palaces. Living amongst the splendor and opulance of the
ruling class. So, it started me to wondering, just what is the
difference between the Saddam regime, and the US regime?

Both allow their commanding ranks to live in luxurious palaces.

Both use weapons of greatly superior power against poorly armed and
poorly trained insurgent forces

Both put down civilian rebellion mercilessly and brutally

Both show little regard for civilian casualties including killing
women and children

Both use nepotism and corruption in spreading around the wealth taken
from the nations populace and redistributed to friends and family of
the ruling elite.

Both use propaganda and outright lies in diseminating information
about the war or the state of the nations affairs.

Both restrict individual liberties of the people of the nation in
regards to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and the right to
keep and bear arms.

Did I miss anything?

Well Sir, it's for damn sure you didn't miss your anal orifice on your attempt
to insert your head therein.

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

I think the difference is that if you were an Iraqi living under Saddam, and
you posted this, you'd be tortured to death...right after watching 50 guys
gang-rape your wife, sister, and daughter.




"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
I read an article in the local paper last night that said the US Army
command in Iraq is headquartered in one of Saddams marble and gold
leafed palaces. Living amongst the splendor and opulance of the
ruling class. So, it started me to wondering, just what is the
difference between the Saddam regime, and the US regime?

Both allow their commanding ranks to live in luxurious palaces.

Both use weapons of greatly superior power against poorly armed and
poorly trained insurgent forces

Both put down civilian rebellion mercilessly and brutally

Both show little regard for civilian casualties including killing
women and children

Both use nepotism and corruption in spreading around the wealth taken
from the nations populace and redistributed to friends and family of
the ruling elite.

Both use propaganda and outright lies in diseminating information
about the war or the state of the nations affairs.

Both restrict individual liberties of the people of the nation in
regards to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and the right to
keep and bear arms.

Did I miss anything?

"basskisser" wrote in message

Did I miss anything?

Yes -- reality.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message news:jZ0Cb.6369


Fine, but you know what I mean.

Right. Accuracy's not important as long as your heart's in the right place.