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What country will be in need of "liberation" by the U.S.

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  • Iran 3 (8%)
  • North Korea 10 (25%)
  • Syria 5 (12%)
  • France :D 4 (10%)
  • Germany :D 3 (8%)
  • Russia :D 0 (0%)
  • South Korea (just in case we're not going into the north) 1 (2%)
  • Iraq again (you can never be too sure) 3 (8%)
  • Other 11 (28%)

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Originally posted by distant sun > Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by David Bourgault> Being a proud Frenchman (look at my last name...sigh) I would love to see those krauts get it. They have invaded my country too many times and it is about time they get what's coming to 'em.> > > Notice" I in no way condone war, unless it is to remove Bush from power so our country may be saved from fascistness.

as a proud Frenchman you would desire the Brits to get the wrath of the American military, and Bush is not a fascist; he is a compassionate conservative.

um I think he means the Germans not the Brits :evil4: I know he thinks the Germans, but the Brits are worse, and you should be quiet, we all know Canada is the next country to be invaded :p

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I know he thinks the Germans, but the Brits are worse, and you should be quiet, we all know Canada is the next country to be invaded :p

what? Canada? surely not, have you seen the size of our army? We have at least one very very very big tank :nuts:

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Originally posted by distant sun > > I know he thinks the Germans, but the Brits are worse, and you should be quiet, we all know Canada is the next country to be invaded :p

what? Canada? surely not, have you seen the size of our army? We have at least one very very very big tank :nuts: Have you seen the armes of the countris we have recently invaded? Anyways it is about time we add Canada to the States; all you Canadians would prefer it. :thumb:

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What would the "weapons of mass destruction" be this time around? Hockey pucks? Those weights used in curling? :shrug:

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 What would the "weapons of mass destruction" be this time around? Hockey pucks? Those weights used in curling? :shrug:

Celine Dion

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Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> What would the "weapons of mass destruction" be this time around? Hockey pucks? Those weights used in curling? :shrug:

Celine Dion

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by distant sun> > > > > > I know he thinks the Germans, but the Brits are worse, and you should be quiet, we all know Canada is the next country to be invaded :p>

what? Canada? surely not, have you seen the size of our army? We have at least one very very very big tank :nuts: Have you seen the armes of the countris we have recently invaded? Anyways it is about time we add Canada to the States; all you Canadians would prefer it. :thumb:

The Canadians had their chance, back in 1781. The Articles of Confederation (which were replaced in 1788 with the Constitution for the United States)anticipated the merger of the 13 original colonies with Canada. Sadly, the Canadians chose to go their own way.

Thus, they have

While we have

Here are the Articles:

THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION: To all to whom these Presents shall come, we the undersigned Delegates of the States.

Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union between the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-bay Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

Articles of Confederation: Article 11

XI. Canada acceding to this confederation, and adjoining in the measures of the United States, shall be admitted into, and entitled to all the advantages of this Union; but no other colony shall be admitted into the same, unless such admission be agreed to by nine States.

Agreed to by Congress 15 November 1777 In force after ratification by Maryland, 1 March 1781

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:laugh: That's a classic pic of Celine, but you need to post one of her trashy blond look.

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If only I could have posted one...

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Originally posted by Some Distant Memory Which country needs to be "liberated" from the U.S.?Hmm, perhaps the U.S. itself (Bush). :laugh:

I agree ! Improve the world and starts with yourself.:clap:

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I've changed my mind...Iceland should get it next!!!

no more Bjork!!! :p

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Originally posted by Jeff White I've changed my mind...Iceland should get it next!!!no more Bjork!!! :p

But she's squeezably soft!

No wait, that's my toilet tissue.

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope > Originally posted by Jeff White> I've changed my mind...Iceland should get it next!!!> > no more Bjork!!! :p

But she's squeezably soft!

No wait, that's my toilet tissue. they are both disposable

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so you are saying you are not a fan of the sugarcubes???

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sgarcubes yes.... einar solo ..:nonono:

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Who's Next?

Apparently Haiti...

Who knew?

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Ok,bush isnt perfect but the War on Terrorism can only be a good thing. You americans dont get it at all,apart from Timothy McVay & 9/11 (both horrific i admit),you know nothing about it. Europe has suffered for years with it & if Bush and Blair are gonna stop it good luck to them,at least they try-it cant be easy trying to protect the world & gettin slagged off for it.

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Bush's Haitian coup is a war on democracy, not terrorism.

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Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Bush's Haitian coup is a war on democracy, not terrorism.

The situation in Haiti is being fueled by an angry radical rebel group that could be paid by the US, but that is definitely not likely; Haiti doesn't have oil. Haiti has continued to plummet in poverty, and many Haitians have escaped to hte richer country of the Dominican Republic. I truly believe that the rebels exist for the reason of the crippling poverty that the country is enduring. Sure Bush wanted Aristide gone, especially because of his former anti-American tendencies in the past. A war against democracy? Heck no, Aristide is a shady character that decided to leave Haiti from international diplomatic pressures since the foreign community feared a serious civil war between the rebel group and Aristide. He plunged his country further into economic squalor.

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The U.S.A. needs to be liberated from our own represive and brain washing government and also from corporate influence.:scratch: but what the hell do I know?

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Originally posted by Monkey Wrench The U.S.A. needs to be liberated from our own represive and brain washing government and also from corporate influence.:scratch: but what the hell do I know?

At the very least, we should stop being complete hypocrites and give up our nukes.

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Trying to vote but I can't find a button to press... help? I would guess that Bush will try and reduce another Middle Eastern country to desolation before he's dragged out of office, kicking and screaming.

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Originally posted by Dee Trying to vote but I can't find a button to press... help? I would guess that Bush will try and reduce another Middle Eastern country to desolation before he's dragged out of office, kicking and screaming.

OK, got it and ticked my choice.:thumb:

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I think the U.S. should liberate themselves first...

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Nature will win in the end...

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Liberate the world from the Bush administration before it can get any worse!:idea:

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