b0unce wrote:a valid point.Machinesworking wrote:I would be OK with that, we do it from up here anyway, Venezuela has been called part of the axis of evil by Bush already, people seem to forget that when it doesn't fit into their world perspective to consider that we have already called him evil. Seriously, it's not at all surprising that he is saying it back now.rtopia wrote:And you'd be cool if one of our politicos went to Venezuela and spoke to a crowd of "soon to be disenfranchised" business owners and called Chavez a "socialist cochina" right?
I watch fox news sometimes, just to keep tabs on the enemy.
I dont own a TV, but I work someplace that has one. I loathe TV. It pisses me off and puts me in a bad mood if I watch it, 85% of the time.
Anyways, they ran this piece about the taliban. They had what seemed to be a satalite image of a funeral for a taliban member. It was an image from a drone-plane which is armed with a missile, the image had a cross-hair on it - the crowd in target. There were about five rows of mourners (20/30 to a row) - perfectly in line.
The topic was about this 'crazy' law which prevents someone from blasting enemies in cemeteries. Enter some fat, semi-bald white guy with a suit - hooting and hollering about how insane it is not to take this shot - he's petitioning congress to make it so the USA doesnt have to abide by this international law. And the hateful whore running the interview spoon-feeds 'her own' opinions into the viewer. Like how can the taliban possibly be worthy to even be considered as human beings - after all they oppose america, land of the free![]()
The following week, another piece is running about the 'axis of evil' meeting at cuba, ONLY 72 MILES FROM THE USA - do you see where this is going ?
It was actually not international law which prevented the bombing of that funeral. It was the USA's rules of engagement which were at play.