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  • Exalt
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    that was awesome, havent laughed that hard in a while, ty

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  • Cops
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    Originally posted by 404 Not Found View Post
    oh man that's gold.

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  • Heroin Bob
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    Originally posted by kthx View Post
    I was going to post something serious, but that yahoo picture put me in too good of a mood for it right now
    true your hosting events again? i might come back for one if you do me right.

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  • kthx
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    I was going to post something serious, but that yahoo picture put me in too good of a mood for it right now

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  • FarScape
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    I wrote long post up there, but I decided to delete it. I think my English isn't good enough to speak about those issues here. Maybe I should avoid those political arguments, I feel uncomfortable debate with language that I don't master like mother tongue.

    Ill just say that the history prove us right and wrong in many times and places. We need to look to the future and learn from the past. For Iraqis and Afganists, I believe the future will be much better than before, Without entering the debate if U.S invasion was justified or not.
    Just see what happened to countries that U.S supported in Europe after the world war 2, watch South Korea compared to north. Watch us in the middle-east, how we became a powerful country.You ear about the wars we are having with Arabs, but much less about the development and researches in technology, farming and medical, that the whole world benefit.

    Yes, even the greatest nation that help many countries, is not protected from criticism, and isn't really pure from doing wrongs, but some people are just having those thoughts against U.S and forgetting that its actually because the U.S that they can speak it up...
    Last edited by FarScape; 08-14-2008, 05:47 PM.

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  • FarScape
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    Never mind.:fear:
    Last edited by FarScape; 08-14-2008, 04:53 PM.

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  • Displaced
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    that made my day :turned:

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  • Heroin Bob
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    Originally posted by 404 Not Found View Post
    OMG HAHAHAHAHAH IM STEALING THAT IMAGE

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  • Displaced
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    i dont have any clue as to the actual number of troops still stationed in KSA, but im sure its a damn sight more than 400.

    although i havent personally been in KSA for over 10 years, i know people living there, and people who go there frequently for business, and what ive been told, there is still a substantial presence in the KSA.

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  • 404 Not Found
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    Originally posted by Displaced View Post
    ? i know for a fact that there are still troops stationed in tabuk, hofuf, dammam, dhahran, yanbu and taif.

    sure, not as many as before the "pull out", but they are still around.
    The majority are supposedly out, but one never knows...and I would be last to know for sure. The D.O.D. made note that there are 400 troops in SA for training of Saudi military personel. Do I believe that? I dunno...most likely there are more, but the majority of what once occupied the Prince Sultan Air Base are gone.

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  • gran guerrero
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    Originally posted by Vykromond View Post
    what do 99.9% of these posts have to do with georgia or russia, did i miss something
    because tw forums knows no bounds.

    but in relevance to the thread, shit is going down

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  • Cops
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    Originally posted by Vykromond View Post
    what do 99.9% of these posts have to do with georgia or russia, did i miss something
    Normally I'd agree with you but I think America's response to such a situation as this is important. It's also important to consider the ramifications of opposing this war head on or just opposing it by having 'our' leaders condemn Russia's actions.

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  • Displaced
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    ? i know for a fact that there are still troops stationed in tabuk, hofuf, dammam, dhahran, yanbu and taif.

    sure, not as many as before the "pull out", but they are still around.

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