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Originally posted by svandamme
i beg to differ, if all the big players would have left the small players to figure it out by themself, they simply would have run out of money befpre they killed such large numbers

that goes for China/North Korea vs South Korea/US
that goes for China/North Vietnam vs South Vietnam/US

and the same applies for the Iraq-Iran war

i'm not talking about simply selling arms

i'm talking about funding thugs like Sadam with multiple 1 Billion dollar checks, billions that were aimed at achieving certain political and strategic gains in the Middle East, as well as generating jobs on the home front, the US weapons producers ( and in some cases those of "allies" the likes of Dassault , or Bull and so on...

so yes, i do hold the sponsors accountable for some of those millions dead, simply because they are...

this is age old Middle Eastern tribal warfar, with one big difference, the last decades they had access to money and a lot of fancy gear...

Well said, and entirely accurate. It's high time we held governments responsible for the millions they kill; and hold those supporting said government accountable on a personal, moral level as well. We may not be able to arrest, try, and convict those supporters, but by God we can shun them every chance we get, refuse them jobs, and any other benefit of society.

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Originally posted by svandamme
see, military flightsuits, usually make the wearer of the suit look about 45% cooler then the same person in any other clothing... except Dubbya... that's probably because he still does his imitation "i'm, a good ol boy from Tejas, just tamed a bronco with nothing more then a shoestring" - walk

No cattle, and ain't from Texas. Pure phony all around.

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Originally posted by nostatic
ahh, I found my error. my giveAratsAss constant was far too high. it was somewhat attenuated by the inflated selfImportance quotient though.

Hey, baby, don't let that bother you.

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Originally posted by Rearden
Why do you continue to post this erroneous information? Saudia Arabia and Kuwait were the chief Iraqi financiers in the Iran-Iraq war, also assisting were Qatar and the UAE. The Iraqis fought with Soviet fighters and tanks and AK-47s.

Oh please, not this crap again. When will these shills stop their misinformation campaign. We're on to it already.

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Originally posted by fastpat
Oh please, not this crap again. When will these shills stop their misinformation campaign. We're on to it already.

Shill? Misinformation campaign?
Do you lack the ability to back up an argument with evidence? It is you and your komrades who continue to make the false assertion. Instead of calling names, try providing evidence.

Since you can't and won't, I'll provide the facts:

Iraq's main financial backers during the war:
Saudi Arabia ($30.9 billion)
Kuwait ($8.2 billion)
United Arab Emirates ($8 billion)

Source: www.globalsecurity.org

US financial backing:
Some of the $5 billion in US and British agriculture credits were diverted to purchase military and dual-use supplies. Whatever the amount, it was a small portion of total financial support.

Iraq conventional weapons:
Iraq fought with Soviet weapons purchased in the preceding decade, with the exception of $200 million of US helicopters. These were the only direct U.S.-Iraqi military sales and were valued to be about 0.6% of Iraq's conventional weapons imports during the war.

Source: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute

Iraq chemical weapons:
According to Iraq's December 2002 weapons declaration to the United Nations, the top providers of chemical weapons precursors were:

Singapore* (4,515 tons)
Netherlands (4,261 tons)
Egypt (2,400 tons)
India (2,343 tons)
Federal Republic of Germany (1,027 tons)

* company affiliated with the UAE

Source: United Nations

Freaky stuff, don't click on it if real death may disturb you.

Clear hanging video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2269346183614501083&q=saddam&hl=en

Dark original video (creapy what you don't see):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7532034279766935521&q=saddam&hl=en

SkyNews pre-hanging video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-531590107320554134&q=saddam&hl=en

Go to Google, search word "Saddam", click "video" for more.