Home | Community | Message Board


This site includes paid links. Please support our sponsors.


Welcome to the Shroomery Message Board! You are experiencing a small sample of what the site has to offer. Please login or register to post messages and view our exclusive members-only content. You'll gain access to additional forums, file attachments, board customizations, encrypted private messages, and much more!

Myyco.com Shop: Isolated Cubensis Liquid Culture For Sale

Jump to first unread post Pages: < First | | 56 | 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 | 71 | 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 |
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: FoolOfElysium]
    #29659458 -

Fool is back. I thought he died.
FoolOfElysium said:
Soothfast said:
FoolOfElysium said:
I thought I'd start a new thread for this. Ballsalsa made some good points in the Iran protests thread about how "regime change" is rarely a fast process, and these wars are often prolonged and far messier than people realize.

Typically true, but not true this time. First, virtually everyone in the Middle East is supporting Trump and Israel for once, and it's and highly likely funding for any insurgency group is lower than ever due to previous moves that have been made on the chess board by Trump. More than that, Trump's intel is so good (largely due to Israel's involvement), that they actually sniped the guy appointed to replace Khamenei right after he got in. This is the greatest F.A.F.O. we've ever witnessed on the world stage, and a masterclass on how war should actually be fought.

Also, Reza Pahlavi and a very large team that likely is involved with the USA already have a transition plan locked and loaded. Reza Pahlavi has also stated he doesn't want to lead Iran. He wants an election and he won't be running for office. His only job will be to lead the transition during a chaotic time so no power vacuum emerges. I think this is a smart move, as even though everyone hates the current regime, not all of them support Reza Pahlavi. It was a good diplomatic strategy that helps guarantee to future of Iran to state he would only be there temporarily. SOMEONE has to show up at first to lead, or it's all in vain. This will make some Iranians grumble still, but FAR less. I'm certain Pahlavi will be supported by other Arab nations and of course the USA. Virtually all of the Middle East wants regime change in Iran.

I also think people are underestimating Trump and all the preliminary moves he made up to this event. No one is coming to save Iran and Trump has made sure of that through incredible diplomacy. The regime has no allies in the fight. Russia and China weren't really allies, just neutral trading partners who benefitted one another. Everyone else is pretty much pissed off at them right now, and has been for a long time.

Trump doesn't do forever wars and he despises boots on the ground. He goes in, gets what he wants, and then gets the hell out. He's actually demonstrating to both the world and America that all the previous wars fought before he came along were intentionally prolonged illusions, meant to make warmongers rich, throwing away the lives of soldiers, among other things.

But Trump isn't pretending. He's not sacrificing soldiers to make himself richer. This is the real fucking deal, and how war should have been fought all along. America is *slaughtering* this regime and delivering retribution for what has been done to so many American soldiers and citizens over the years and this won't stop until Trump gets what he wants, which is total, complete and unconditional surrender. There is no escape for them. As the regime's power hierarchy continues to find itself more and more in tatters, it's only a matter of time, and it will likely only take weeks.

Marco Rubio and Trump both said the hardest hits haven't even come yet. Which makes sense. Phase 1 was targeted strikes (we know your every movement and you can't hide from us), and Phase 2 sounds like things get less ideal, because Iran **will** need to be rebuilt... but we're gonna do what we gotta do.

I will continue to reiterate, as I have been saying for 8 months now, Trump is going to help *stabilize* the Middle East. In doing so, he's taking away Israel and Bibi's last big excuse to keep fighting fake and endless wars. They no longer have Gaza and soon they will no longer have Iran. Trump has had Bibi by his balls for a while now and won't need them for much more after Iran's taken care of. Besides, with all the Epstein stuff coming out, Israel's on borrowed time already.. but Iran's regime had to go before Israel's own corrupt leadership gets exposed, because Trump needed Israel to finish off the current Iranian regime.

The game is messy, but it must be played a certain way to win *long term*

Israel's gonna be a bigger mess than America once everything gets exposed, and given that the Ayatollah has fallen, we're rapidly approaching endgame.

It's nice to have a Department of War that actually knows what the fuck they are doing. We're seeing REAL strategy instead of fake war-movies being passed off as real, like they have been for the last few decades.

Oh, and Trump's approval in the Middle East is soaring right now.




What a laugh. This reads like satire now. Yes, the "genius" of Cantaloupe Caligula and his cadre of degenerate thugs (Hegseth foremost among them) has really sent Iran packing once and for all! :3stooges:

*derp*




Oh hai, what I miss?

Oh, wait...




The military operation only took a matter of weeks, with breaks in between bombing skirmishes. Because the IRGC is a bunch of stubborn, fanatic idiots who would rather take the entire country down along with them than ever surrender, we've also had to economically crush them for months (instead of bomb them into the stone-age) so that there's actually a country left the Iranian people can reclaim when Trump is done. Trump could have kept bombing and ruined their future forever. He didn't. He wants Iran's people to crush these pathetic fanatics.

Remember when I said I was gambling everything on this?

Trump isn't pulling out until Iran is free. I told you then, and I'm telling you again now. He's closer than ever to fully stabilizing the Middle East and ending Western intervention into their affairs forever.

Also, how's it hanging? I'll bet there's been a lot of shit takes in this thread since I last popped in to say hi. Looking forward to reading them.

I would like to reiterate, what you see being said on the world stage is never the full picture. Trump knows the Iranian regime reads every post he makes. He's been jousting with them not just militarily, but psychologically for months now. You lose a few battles, but you win the war.

You know what hasn't changed at all this entire time?

The actual goal.



I'll bite what is the actual goal fool.


--------------------
The better guide to grow mushrooms.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/8553541

Beware the power of one.  The power of two. The power of many.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: FoolOfElysium] * 3
    #29659522 -

Wow. That's a truly impressive amount of delusion.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Holybullshit] * 2
    #29660003 -

Fool said:
Trump isn't pulling out until Iran is free. I told you then, and I'm telling you again now. He's closer than ever to fully stabilizing the Middle East and ending Western intervention into their affairs forever.



:chat3:

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Icon] * 3
    #29660140 -

Fool said:
ending Western intervention into their affairs forever.



:iseewhatyoudidthere:

Quote:
Trump isn't pulling out until Iran is free.




Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: FoolOfElysium] * 3
    #29661077 -

FoolOfElysium said:
Soothfast said:
FoolOfElysium said:
I thought I'd start a new thread for this. Ballsalsa made some good points in the Iran protests thread about how "regime change" is rarely a fast process, and these wars are often prolonged and far messier than people realize.

Typically true, but not true this time. First, virtually everyone in the Middle East is supporting Trump and Israel for once, and it's and highly likely funding for any insurgency group is lower than ever due to previous moves that have been made on the chess board by Trump. More than that, Trump's intel is so good (largely due to Israel's involvement), that they actually sniped the guy appointed to replace Khamenei right after he got in. This is the greatest F.A.F.O. we've ever witnessed on the world stage, and a masterclass on how war should actually be fought.

Also, Reza Pahlavi and a very large team that likely is involved with the USA already have a transition plan locked and loaded. Reza Pahlavi has also stated he doesn't want to lead Iran. He wants an election and he won't be running for office. His only job will be to lead the transition during a chaotic time so no power vacuum emerges. I think this is a smart move, as even though everyone hates the current regime, not all of them support Reza Pahlavi. It was a good diplomatic strategy that helps guarantee to future of Iran to state he would only be there temporarily. SOMEONE has to show up at first to lead, or it's all in vain. This will make some Iranians grumble still, but FAR less. I'm certain Pahlavi will be supported by other Arab nations and of course the USA. Virtually all of the Middle East wants regime change in Iran.

I also think people are underestimating Trump and all the preliminary moves he made up to this event. No one is coming to save Iran and Trump has made sure of that through incredible diplomacy. The regime has no allies in the fight. Russia and China weren't really allies, just neutral trading partners who benefitted one another. Everyone else is pretty much pissed off at them right now, and has been for a long time.

Trump doesn't do forever wars and he despises boots on the ground. He goes in, gets what he wants, and then gets the hell out. He's actually demonstrating to both the world and America that all the previous wars fought before he came along were intentionally prolonged illusions, meant to make warmongers rich, throwing away the lives of soldiers, among other things.

But Trump isn't pretending. He's not sacrificing soldiers to make himself richer. This is the real fucking deal, and how war should have been fought all along. America is *slaughtering* this regime and delivering retribution for what has been done to so many American soldiers and citizens over the years and this won't stop until Trump gets what he wants, which is total, complete and unconditional surrender. There is no escape for them. As the regime's power hierarchy continues to find itself more and more in tatters, it's only a matter of time, and it will likely only take weeks.

Marco Rubio and Trump both said the hardest hits haven't even come yet. Which makes sense. Phase 1 was targeted strikes (we know your every movement and you can't hide from us), and Phase 2 sounds like things get less ideal, because Iran **will** need to be rebuilt... but we're gonna do what we gotta do.

I will continue to reiterate, as I have been saying for 8 months now, Trump is going to help *stabilize* the Middle East. In doing so, he's taking away Israel and Bibi's last big excuse to keep fighting fake and endless wars. They no longer have Gaza and soon they will no longer have Iran. Trump has had Bibi by his balls for a while now and won't need them for much more after Iran's taken care of. Besides, with all the Epstein stuff coming out, Israel's on borrowed time already.. but Iran's regime had to go before Israel's own corrupt leadership gets exposed, because Trump needed Israel to finish off the current Iranian regime.

The game is messy, but it must be played a certain way to win *long term*

Israel's gonna be a bigger mess than America once everything gets exposed, and given that the Ayatollah has fallen, we're rapidly approaching endgame.

It's nice to have a Department of War that actually knows what the fuck they are doing. We're seeing REAL strategy instead of fake war-movies being passed off as real, like they have been for the last few decades.

Oh, and Trump's approval in the Middle East is soaring right now.




What a laugh. This reads like satire now. Yes, the "genius" of Cantaloupe Caligula and his cadre of degenerate thugs (Hegseth foremost among them) has really sent Iran packing once and for all! :3stooges:

*derp*




Oh hai, what I miss?

Oh, wait...




The military operation only took a matter of weeks, with breaks in between bombing skirmishes. Because the IRGC is a bunch of stubborn, fanatic idiots who would rather take the entire country down along with them than ever surrender, we've also had to economically crush them for months (instead of bomb them into the stone-age) so that there's actually a country left the Iranian people can reclaim when Trump is done. Trump could have kept bombing and ruined their future forever. He didn't. He wants Iran's people to crush these pathetic fanatics.

Remember when I said I was gambling everything on this?

Trump isn't pulling out until Iran is free. I told you then, and I'm telling you again now. He's closer than ever to fully stabilizing the Middle East and ending Western intervention into their affairs forever.

Also, how's it hanging? I'll bet there's been a lot of shit takes in this thread since I last popped in to say hi. Looking forward to reading them.

I would like to reiterate, what you see being said on the world stage is never the full picture. Trump knows the Iranian regime reads every post he makes. He's been jousting with them not just militarily, but psychologically for months now. You lose a few battles, but you win the war.

You know what hasn't changed at all this entire time?

The actual goal.



FoolOfElysium said:
Soothfast said:
FoolOfElysium said:
I thought I'd start a new thread for this. Ballsalsa made some good points in the Iran protests thread about how "regime change" is rarely a fast process, and these wars are often prolonged and far messier than people realize.

Typically true, but not true this time. First, virtually everyone in the Middle East is supporting Trump and Israel for once, and it's and highly likely funding for any insurgency group is lower than ever due to previous moves that have been made on the chess board by Trump. More than that, Trump's intel is so good (largely due to Israel's involvement), that they actually sniped the guy appointed to replace Khamenei right after he got in. This is the greatest F.A.F.O. we've ever witnessed on the world stage, and a masterclass on how war should actually be fought.

Also, Reza Pahlavi and a very large team that likely is involved with the USA already have a transition plan locked and loaded. Reza Pahlavi has also stated he doesn't want to lead Iran. He wants an election and he won't be running for office. His only job will be to lead the transition during a chaotic time so no power vacuum emerges. I think this is a smart move, as even though everyone hates the current regime, not all of them support Reza Pahlavi. It was a good diplomatic strategy that helps guarantee to future of Iran to state he would only be there temporarily. SOMEONE has to show up at first to lead, or it's all in vain. This will make some Iranians grumble still, but FAR less. I'm certain Pahlavi will be supported by other Arab nations and of course the USA. Virtually all of the Middle East wants regime change in Iran.

I also think people are underestimating Trump and all the preliminary moves he made up to this event. No one is coming to save Iran and Trump has made sure of that through incredible diplomacy. The regime has no allies in the fight. Russia and China weren't really allies, just neutral trading partners who benefitted one another. Everyone else is pretty much pissed off at them right now, and has been for a long time.

Trump doesn't do forever wars and he despises boots on the ground. He goes in, gets what he wants, and then gets the hell out. He's actually demonstrating to both the world and America that all the previous wars fought before he came along were intentionally prolonged illusions, meant to make warmongers rich, throwing away the lives of soldiers, among other things.

But Trump isn't pretending. He's not sacrificing soldiers to make himself richer. This is the real fucking deal, and how war should have been fought all along. America is *slaughtering* this regime and delivering retribution for what has been done to so many American soldiers and citizens over the years and this won't stop until Trump gets what he wants, which is total, complete and unconditional surrender. There is no escape for them. As the regime's power hierarchy continues to find itself more and more in tatters, it's only a matter of time, and it will likely only take weeks.

Marco Rubio and Trump both said the hardest hits haven't even come yet. Which makes sense. Phase 1 was targeted strikes (we know your every movement and you can't hide from us), and Phase 2 sounds like things get less ideal, because Iran **will** need to be rebuilt... but we're gonna do what we gotta do.

I will continue to reiterate, as I have been saying for 8 months now, Trump is going to help *stabilize* the Middle East. In doing so, he's taking away Israel and Bibi's last big excuse to keep fighting fake and endless wars. They no longer have Gaza and soon they will no longer have Iran. Trump has had Bibi by his balls for a while now and won't need them for much more after Iran's taken care of. Besides, with all the Epstein stuff coming out, Israel's on borrowed time already.. but Iran's regime had to go before Israel's own corrupt leadership gets exposed, because Trump needed Israel to finish off the current Iranian regime.

The game is messy, but it must be played a certain way to win *long term*

Israel's gonna be a bigger mess than America once everything gets exposed, and given that the Ayatollah has fallen, we're rapidly approaching endgame.

It's nice to have a Department of War that actually knows what the fuck they are doing. We're seeing REAL strategy instead of fake war-movies being passed off as real, like they have been for the last few decades.

Oh, and Trump's approval in the Middle East is soaring right now.




What a laugh. This reads like satire now. Yes, the "genius" of Cantaloupe Caligula and his cadre of degenerate thugs (Hegseth foremost among them) has really sent Iran packing once and for all! :3stooges:

*derp*




Oh hai, what I miss?

Oh, wait...




The military operation only took a matter of weeks, with breaks in between bombing skirmishes. Because the IRGC is a bunch of stubborn, fanatic idiots who would rather take the entire country down along with them than ever surrender, we've also had to economically crush them for months (instead of bomb them into the stone-age) so that there's actually a country left the Iranian people can reclaim when Trump is done. Trump could have kept bombing and ruined their future forever. He didn't. He wants Iran's people to crush these pathetic fanatics.

Remember when I said I was gambling everything on this?

Trump isn't pulling out until Iran is free. I told you then, and I'm telling you again now. He's closer than ever to fully stabilizing the Middle East and ending Western intervention into their affairs forever.

Also, how's it hanging? I'll bet there's been a lot of shit takes in this thread since I last popped in to say hi. Looking forward to reading them.

I would like to reiterate, what you see being said on the world stage is never the full picture. Trump knows the Iranian regime reads every post he makes. He's been jousting with them not just militarily, but psychologically for months now. You lose a few battles, but you win the war.

You know what hasn't changed at all this entire time?

The actual goal.



I'm glad you are back. We may completely disagree, but you aren't boring, and boredom was the main thing causing my extreme disinterest in this forum. Keep it coming!


--------------------
"The Rolling Stones will break up over Brian Jones' dead body"    John Lennon

I don't want no commies in my car. No Christians either.

Simulacrum
The truth which conceals that there is none

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Brian Jones]
    #29661081 -

Nope he left us again otherwise we have 400 posts to read here after we wake up for work. Wish he answers my question.


--------------------
The better guide to grow mushrooms.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/8553541

Beware the power of one.  The power of two. The power of many.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: vicepope] * 1
    #29663122 -

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BzSKf9xkq/
Any year now, the Iranian people will rise up! Lol Elyse, always proving there are still brainwashed sheep out there to lick government taint.


--------------------


Everything is better when it is done ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN!

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Sulfurshelfsean]
    #29663199 -

I live and keep my stuff here, so can't argue against basic civic pride and rooting for one's own team, but see production, self sufficiency, and neutrality, as viable alternatives to adventurism and forever wars with financial sanctions, ie. neonconservatism.

Quote:
The military operation only took a matter of weeks, with breaks in between bombing skirmishes.



Neoconservative reaction streamer shows, mainly rehashing public channels from truth social, X, etc. keep saying how there were deadly attacks on our foreign interests, in spite of the wholesale destruction of the enemy's warfighting capabilities and infrastructure.

The fact that markets could be clocked to a weekly news cycle does beg questions about a plutocracy, dragging it on, in all fairness.

Though, most commentators remain hypnotized by the culture war like team sports.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Sulfurshelfsean]
    #29663522 -

Sulfurshelfsean said:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BzSKf9xkq/
Any year now, the Iranian people will rise up! Lol Elyse, always proving there are still brainwashed sheep out there to lick government taint.



I was just reading, with that sort of... shock and awe I experience, everytime a DJT "true believer" crosses my path, these days. Usually, they are too stupid to read, but our guy here reads plenty. He just lacks critical thinking skills entirely.

How Trump is still anyone's GOAT who is really paying attention is such a mental trip, for me...


--------------------
"It is no measure of good health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society," - Jiddu Krishnamurti
FARTS
"No my dog won't bite you, tho it had the right to. You ought to give him credit, cuz he knows I woulda let him" - Modest Mouse (And Wooof!)
Every one of you should see this video.


Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #29663523 -

Bigbadwooof said:
Sulfurshelfsean said:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BzSKf9xkq/
Any year now, the Iranian people will rise up! Lol Elyse, always proving there are still brainwashed sheep out there to lick government taint.



I was just reading, with that sort of... shock and awe I experience, everytime a DJT "true believer" crosses my path, these days. Usually, they are too stupid to read, but our guy here reads plenty. He just lacks critical thinking skills entirely.

How Trump is still anyone's GOAT who is really paying attention is such a mental trip, for me...



Your negating the possibility that some of just like choas and evil for evil sake.


--------------------
The better guide to grow mushrooms.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/8553541

Beware the power of one.  The power of two. The power of many.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: vicepope]
    #29663531 -

vicepope said:
Bigbadwooof said:
Sulfurshelfsean said:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BzSKf9xkq/
Any year now, the Iranian people will rise up! Lol Elyse, always proving there are still brainwashed sheep out there to lick government taint.



I was just reading, with that sort of... shock and awe I experience, everytime a DJT "true believer" crosses my path, these days. Usually, they are too stupid to read, but our guy here reads plenty. He just lacks critical thinking skills entirely.

How Trump is still anyone's GOAT who is really paying attention is such a mental trip, for me...



Your negating the possibility that some of just like choas and evil for evil sake.



Some of... us*?

Well.. that's super cool, and edgy, bro. I guess I hadn't though of that

:carlinorgasm:


--------------------
"It is no measure of good health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society," - Jiddu Krishnamurti
FARTS
"No my dog won't bite you, tho it had the right to. You ought to give him credit, cuz he knows I woulda let him" - Modest Mouse (And Wooof!)
Every one of you should see this video.


Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: vicepope] * 1
    #29664499 -

vicepope said:
Bigbadwooof said:
Sulfurshelfsean said:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BzSKf9xkq/
Any year now, the Iranian people will rise up! Lol Elyse, always proving there are still brainwashed sheep out there to lick government taint.



I was just reading, with that sort of... shock and awe I experience, everytime a DJT "true believer" crosses my path, these days. Usually, they are too stupid to read, but our guy here reads plenty. He just lacks critical thinking skills entirely.

How Trump is still anyone's GOAT who is really paying attention is such a mental trip, for me...



Your negating the possibility that some of just like choas and evil for evil sake.



Ah, right, some people are just scumbags.


--------------------


Everything is better when it is done ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN!

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Sulfurshelfsean] * 1
    #29664530 -

and america is loaded with em :sadyes:

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: mushboy] * 1
    #29664632 -

America is an absolute disgrace right now.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Awebig Throy] * 1
    #29664739 -

Awebig Throy said:
America is an absolute disgrace right now.



Why now particularly.


--------------------
The better guide to grow mushrooms.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/8553541

Beware the power of one.  The power of two. The power of many.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: vicepope]
    #29664748 -

just cuz.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Awebig Throy]
    #29664767 -

I think we were worst in 2004 to 2012.


--------------------
The better guide to grow mushrooms.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/8553541

Beware the power of one.  The power of two. The power of many.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: vicepope]
    #29665076 -

It's basically the same shit.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: Awebig Throy] * 2
    #29665399 -

its much more retarded now.

Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Re: What makes this, "war" different than every other Middle Eastern conflict. [Re: mushboy]
    #29674948 -


Extras: Filter Print Post Top
Jump to top Pages: < First | | 56 | 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 | 71 | 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 |

Myyco.com Shop: Isolated Cubensis Liquid Culture For Sale


Similar ThreadsPosterViewsRepliesLast post
* middle eastern people
( 1 2 3 all )
ehud 2,420 57 11/19/02 02:51 PM
by Senor_Doobie
* Post deleted by Moe Howard MOE THE MAD SCIENTIST 833 18 03/11/03 05:14 PM
by Chills420 version2
* My thoughts, Iraq, war, and genocide Ellis Dee 1,840 14 03/18/03 04:11 AM
by Anonymous
* Why Arabs Lose Wars
( 1 2 all )
wingnutx 4,053 24 05/03/18 05:08 PM
by Murzelpfrumpft
* Arm yourself with info- 60 reasons we shouldnt be at war
( 1 2 3 4 5 all )
PsiloKitten 12,381 93 11/02/13 08:08 PM
by Yogi1
* Hiroshima mayor says world moving to war...
( 1 2 3 4 5 6 all )
Edame 10,018 105 08/09/03 02:24 AM
by Autonomous
* The Case Against War EchoVortex 1,250 3 10/31/02 06:24 PM
by Anonymous
* War people, why do you support the war?
( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 all )
rhizo 11,171 145 07/05/06 09:56 AM
by Phred

Extra information
You cannot start new topics / You cannot reply to topics
HTML is disabled / BBCode is enabled
Moderator: Enlil, ballsalsa
10,957 topic views. 4 members, 3 guests and 37 web crawlers are browsing this forum.
[ Show Images Only | Sort by Score | Print Topic ]
Search this thread:

Copyright 1997-2026 Mind Media. Some rights reserved.

Generated in 0.037 seconds spending 0.011 seconds on 18 queries.