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  1. Originally posted by Risto:[..]

    Yeah well, doesnt matter that 99.99999% of the victims were innocent civilians. Or was the city a human shield full with nuclear installations. You never know with USA intelligence agencies


    Under WW2 bombing rules, it was considered a legitimate military taget. Insane amounts of civilians died on virtually every side (except the U.S. Thank god for the oceans) in bombings. Due to the lack of precision guided munitions (a technology which would not be invented till nam )carpet bombing was the norm.
  2. Doesnt make it ok

    And even then there were things more accurate than nukes I know civilian casualties are not avoidable, but that moment was imho one of the darkest days in history.
  3. Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:[..]

    Bin Laden is real. If you want I could give you his life story. I have studied the whole thing Its actually pretty intresting. I belive in knowing ones enemy, something not enough of my countriemen do.

    Thats a damn big embasy. You got any pics?



    http://www.worldproutassembly.org/archives/2007/05/worlds_biggest_1.html
    Here's pic and lot of info.

    Yeah, I know he's real, I mean everybody knows that Bush had meeting with his rich familly the day before 9/11.

    What I'm trying to say is that USA needed someone to point finger at and they deicided for Bin Laden and Saddam.




  4. Originally posted by Risto:Doesnt make it ok

    And even then there were things more accurate than nukes I know civilian casualties are not avoidable, but that moment was imho one of the darkest days in history.



    You know Jap civilian casulties probally would have been higher had we gone with an invasion.


  5. Bush was an idiot. Obama is an idiot. America is run by fools. I believe Osama was responsible. If you read up on his whole life, it makes quite a bit of sense.

    Also, thats an anti-U.S. website.
  6. I by no circumstances will deny that America's help was the crucial factor in WW1 and WW2, but something makes me think that ever since then the US have suffered from the messiah complex.
  7. Sorry to interrupt this but anybody heard what Slota said? I'm primarily curious for Juraj's opinion. Slota said that we're going to invade Slovakia and we did a military preparation how to get over the Danube.
    ....
    I just don't know what to say. What do you think?
  8. Originally posted by 17s:Sorry to interrupt this but anybody heard what Slota said? I'm primarily curious for Juraj's opinion. Slota said that we're going to invade Slovakia and we did a military preparation how to get over the Danube.
    ....
    I just don't know what to say. What do you think?


    Slota is a fucking prick and I'm ashamed that this animal's party is a member of the government of my country. That's it.
  9. Man ... I know it sounds gay ... but I really like you!
  10. Originally posted by yuri31:I by no circumstances will deny that America's help was the crucial factor in WW1 and WW2, but something makes me think that ever since then the US have suffered from the messiah complex.


    Wont deny. That and progresives.
  11. Originally posted by yuri31:[..]

    Slota is a fucking prick and I'm ashamed that this animal's party is a member of the government of my country. That's it.


    You ever get the impression that people randomly picked from a phonebook would make better leaders than "policticians"?


  12. So we were under the control of the Kingdom of Hungary, now what? What's the big deal? Slovak Republic is an independent country now. The likes of Slota call themselves the Slovak National Party, but they are far away from caring about that nation's issues. They just abuse their position to steal as much as they can. Mr. Slota called a policewoman 'cunt' for not letting his personal driver to get into the Parliament's building becasue he had no papers with him and he got away with it. The thing is, some Slovaks are merely stupid and they love when this guy behaves like an animal. ''We'll get into tanks and destroy Budapest.'' Once again, the Slovak National Party has nothing to do with dealing with the nation's problems or needs like the national movement back in the 30's and 40's of the 19th century did.


    And by the way, Slovakia doesn't have a right to call itself a state.
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