What The Moonbats Don't Understand
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so whats the latest US technology toy, after all the "precision-guided" stuff 
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/02/28/politics/main502490.shtml yeah ok napalm's not cool but s.o. had to try, right, just to be sure? hapa, boy, d'u know??
oshiete kudasai
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/02/28/politics/main502490.shtml yeah ok napalm's not cool but s.o. had to try, right, just to be sure? hapa, boy, d'u know??
oshiete kudasai
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so whats the latest US technology toy, after all the "precision-guided" stuff
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/02/28/politics/main502490.shtml yeah ok napalm's not cool but s.o had to try, right, just to be sure? hapa, boy, d'u know??
oshiete kudasai
Americans Spreading "Democracy" in Vietnam!!!
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Vietnamese who saw their kids and families naplamed went off and fought to the death.
And the world wonders how a bunch of malnourished vietnamese armed with tooth picks and shovels could bring a super power to its knees.
totally overhyped concepts... in europian-speak we simply call that 'manners'... they are more entrenched in asian cultures since the focus of parental education is more about understanding how the other feels / may feel, instead of expressing oneself without regard for anything / anybody else as in western cultures... but it really takes a redneck not to see through tatemae from day 1...
Agent Orange is still responsible for high birth defects in Vietnam.
These days the Americans use even more advanced forms of mass destruction and generational genocide .
zioNazis wonder what drives arabs to blow themselves up?
It's called Depleted Uranium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depleted_uranium
The results?
http://www.thewe.cc/weplanet/news/depleted_uranium_iraq_afghanistan_balkans.html
War crimes.
These days the Americans use even more advanced forms of mass destruction and generational genocide .
zioNazis wonder what drives arabs to blow themselves up?
It's called Depleted Uranium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depleted_uranium
The results?
http://www.thewe.cc/weplanet/news/depleted_uranium_iraq_afghanistan_balkans.html
War crimes.
hapaboy-kun, how about forbidden, baaaaad, toootally immoral chemicals? u guys got any new stuff to showcase??
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/ag...ing-for-justice/2006/08/27/1156617213226.html
Agent Orange victims still fighting for justice
Email Print Normal font Large font Connie Levett Herald Correspondent in Ho Chi Minh City
August 28, 2006
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AdvertisementNGUYEN THI KIM VANG had never seen a child with a birth deformity before the Vietnam War. Thirty years later she lives with a constant screaming reminder.
Of her children, three died in the first few months, two are normal and the sixth still cannot recognise her although Mrs Vang has nursed, changed her nappies and fed her every day for 25 years.
Her husband spent years in the jungle fighting for the Viet Cong and was exposed to defoliation chemicals sprayed by US forces.
Her daughter, Duong Thi Thu Huong, now 25, was born apparently normal but one week later developed marks on her skin. Today she is a twisted shell, with the body weight of a 10-year-old, twitching in her dilapidated wheelchair in the simple family home in Vung Tau, a small coastal resort town two hours south of Ho Chi Minh City.
"She doesn't know anything," said her mother, "but I have not had one full night's sleep since she was born. She screams every night."
It is impossible to ignore Agent Orange in Vietnam. Its casualties are everywhere.
An estimated 4 million Vietnamese were exposed to Agent Orange, a chemical mixture of two synthetic herbicides, 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T, which was used to strip foliage from the jungle, depriving the Viet Cong guerillas of shelter and food. It contains dioxin, which does not dissolve in water, and is thought to have contaminated the water supply and entered the food chain through the soil. Between 1961 and 1971 the US sprayed 95 million litres of herbicides over southern Vietnam.
In America, the Government has found ways to look after its own casualties without admitting guilt, but the Vietnamese get very little airplay and have received no compensation. The Vietnamese Government wants to change that. In March 2005, it lost a lawsuit against 37 chemical companies that provided the US government with Agent Orange. The judge ruled that it had not been proved that the chemical caused birth defects and illness.
Vietnam has filed an appeal, expected to go before the US Court of Appeals in November, promising new research on genetic deformity and 26 new plaintiffs to add to the original three.
The clinching evidence will be the latest research from the Military Medical Institute on 50,000 people, said Professor Nguyen Trong Nhan, deputy chairman of the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin. He told the state-owned newspaper Family and Society that "it shows people who live in AO/dioxin-affected areas will have up to 2.95 per cent and 2.69 per cent of their children and grandchildren respectively deformed".
In Vung Tau, the provincial chapter of the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin says they have 3390 registered cases ranging from severe to mild, affecting first generation to third.
War veterans from the US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have won compensation in out-of-court settlements. In January, a South Korean court ordered Monsanto and Dow Chemicals to pay US$62 million ($82 million) in compensation to about 6800 people. Yet nothing has been given to the people most exposed and whose lives continue to be affected by the toxic chemical.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/ag...ing-for-justice/2006/08/27/1156617213226.html
Agent Orange victims still fighting for justice
Email Print Normal font Large font Connie Levett Herald Correspondent in Ho Chi Minh City
August 28, 2006
Advertisement
AdvertisementNGUYEN THI KIM VANG had never seen a child with a birth deformity before the Vietnam War. Thirty years later she lives with a constant screaming reminder.
Of her children, three died in the first few months, two are normal and the sixth still cannot recognise her although Mrs Vang has nursed, changed her nappies and fed her every day for 25 years.
Her husband spent years in the jungle fighting for the Viet Cong and was exposed to defoliation chemicals sprayed by US forces.
Her daughter, Duong Thi Thu Huong, now 25, was born apparently normal but one week later developed marks on her skin. Today she is a twisted shell, with the body weight of a 10-year-old, twitching in her dilapidated wheelchair in the simple family home in Vung Tau, a small coastal resort town two hours south of Ho Chi Minh City.
"She doesn't know anything," said her mother, "but I have not had one full night's sleep since she was born. She screams every night."
It is impossible to ignore Agent Orange in Vietnam. Its casualties are everywhere.
An estimated 4 million Vietnamese were exposed to Agent Orange, a chemical mixture of two synthetic herbicides, 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T, which was used to strip foliage from the jungle, depriving the Viet Cong guerillas of shelter and food. It contains dioxin, which does not dissolve in water, and is thought to have contaminated the water supply and entered the food chain through the soil. Between 1961 and 1971 the US sprayed 95 million litres of herbicides over southern Vietnam.
In America, the Government has found ways to look after its own casualties without admitting guilt, but the Vietnamese get very little airplay and have received no compensation. The Vietnamese Government wants to change that. In March 2005, it lost a lawsuit against 37 chemical companies that provided the US government with Agent Orange. The judge ruled that it had not been proved that the chemical caused birth defects and illness.
Vietnam has filed an appeal, expected to go before the US Court of Appeals in November, promising new research on genetic deformity and 26 new plaintiffs to add to the original three.
The clinching evidence will be the latest research from the Military Medical Institute on 50,000 people, said Professor Nguyen Trong Nhan, deputy chairman of the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin. He told the state-owned newspaper Family and Society that "it shows people who live in AO/dioxin-affected areas will have up to 2.95 per cent and 2.69 per cent of their children and grandchildren respectively deformed".
In Vung Tau, the provincial chapter of the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin says they have 3390 registered cases ranging from severe to mild, affecting first generation to third.
War veterans from the US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have won compensation in out-of-court settlements. In January, a South Korean court ordered Monsanto and Dow Chemicals to pay US$62 million ($82 million) in compensation to about 6800 people. Yet nothing has been given to the people most exposed and whose lives continue to be affected by the toxic chemical.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=5653955826753385916&q=loose+change
here is the ultimate moonbat video, how could these crazy conspiracy whackos think this was a controlled demolition???
here is the ultimate moonbat video, how could these crazy conspiracy whackos think this was a controlled demolition???
Did you or did you not use the term "Japs"? Try to defend it anyway you like, you racist fool, but it won't work.Quote from 2cents:
exactly what i was saying, redneck-type arguments... might work with yr mates but not in the real world where people know how to read a full sentence, palno pressure, we got a job for yr IQ range, see, here are the stamps and there are the envelopes...
Not even bothering to click on your link so the baka gaijin can try to change the subject.Quote from 2cents:
so whats the latest US technology toy, after all the "precision-guided" stuff
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/02/28/politics/main502490.shtml yeah ok napalm's not cool but s.o. had to try, right, just to be sure? hapa, boy, d'u know??
oshiete kudasai
LOL! The European arrogance shines through.
The reason you cannot see through tatemae is because you are blinded by your ignorance. I doubt you were even aware of honne and tatemae before I educated you.
Carry on with your day surrounded by the people you consider inferior.
Agreed.
Why aren't there any puffs of smoke coming from the windows?
In the WTC 1&2 video, these are shown to be near absolute proof that it was a controlled demo.
Or perhaps the smoke puffs from 1&2 were from some other source - say...... air being forced down the 'local' elevator shafts to the lobby by the collapsing building, and then out the sides of the buildings. Remember how 1&2 were built? Elevators 'stacked' in the same inner core tube to serve locally with a few express elevators that ran to the 'local elevator lobby?
Hmmm ? Is this a more probable cause than demo charges? Is it possible at all to you?
And where is the dramitic video of the 'molten steel' running down the side like in the 1&2 video? Buildings were of similar construction, yes? Or is it possible that the 'molten steel' is some other burning material, and not the result of a thermite burn? Say, burning/melting carpets pouring out the side? Again, is this even possible in your world?
sorry redneck, i know better than to defend myself against worthless accusations... what subject are you trying to avoid in that post u keep referring to but can't quote without exposing your stupidity, i wonder? the crime against humanity?
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1179209&highlight=japs#post1179209
thats not the only one committed by the self-righteous US against other ethnic groups though, e.g.:Quote from 2cents:
zenzen... your the one who talks about hate, because u understandably loathe the prospect of a nuke on yr head, and i don't exactly wish u to be nuked, absolutely not in fact, and coming to that i don't wish ANYBODY to be nuked, which doesn't seem to be yr case... but u guys are the ones who made it fair game (was nuking nagasaki 3 days after hiroshima an absolute necessity or is it that waiting a few more days risked not allowing for proper testing of fat man's destructive power, shld the japs surrender? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki ) therefore u can't expect too much kindness, can u?
but u'll see, when u have kids, hopefully you'll love them, but there will be times where you may have to spank them... now if u nuke yr neighbour's kids, whatever yr excuse, be prepared to be nuked in return ;-)
we love you kids
- american indian genocide
- napalm & agent orange poisoning of vietnam http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1180970&highlight=precisionguided#post1180970
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1180986&highlight=orange#post1180986
and then of course there are the crimes against civilians, e.g.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655#Independent_sources
the criminal covert actions, e.g.: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1178164&highlight=democratically#post1178164
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...operations.2C_coups.2C_military_advisors_etc.
take your pick redneck, although am not expecting u too... that stuff's way over your head imo
tatemae no koto, wakattara renraku shite ne, hapa-kun