2 bastards dead keep it coming BUSH!!

People dancing in the streets cause they don't want to be labelled as a taliban and get shot.
Half the people dancing on the streets that you saw on the TV ARE the taliban, shaved just before. You just proved to once again that your source of info is far too inferior to go on.
And it appears your info is superior, by making the incredibly foolish assumption that the people don't like the way things are and that they enjoyed having no rights. Oh that makes a lot of sense, boy maybe I can join the Korean military and gain that logic.

 
my info is far more superior to yours not cause i am just in the military alone, but I am also the personal interpreter for a select few generals here in Korea, and they alise with the US military key holders more than you can imagine. This is the reason why I know more things than you can ever dream of.

That is why I say your info gained by mass media and your history channel is inaccurate and outdated. All things might be disclosed, but only when the threat is over (if ever).

So, again, I say this is a waste of time to argue about a point in which you were very unclear about from the very beginning.

I don't know how the US military works? Correction, you don't. Maybe it'll be better for you to stick with asking about audio related stuff.

 
my info is far more superior to yours not cause i am just in the military alone, but I am also the personal interpreter for a select few generals here in Korea, and they alise with the US military key holders more than you can imagine. This is the reason why I know more things than you can ever dream of.
That is why I say your info gained by mass media and your history channel is inaccurate and outdated. All things might be disclosed, but only when the threat is over (if ever).

So, again, I say this is a waste of time to argue about a point in which you were very unclear about from the very beginning.

I don't know how the US military works? Correction, you don't. Maybe it'll be better for you to stick with asking about audio related stuff.

I will mention it one more time. Your last statement makes no sense. Why would people enjoy having no rights? People enjoy freedom and rights. If you can't agree to this then I would say your ideology is pro dictator or pro tyrant. Ofcourse there are some people that don't like the new found rights because they were in a position of power and rule over others. But my point is most people enjoy having rights.

 
And you AGAIN proved how naive and ignorant you are. I'm sure more than a handful will understand what I said about the real meaning behind all the dancing and "joyous" praise.

You only think of your situation and what you've been exposed to. You know seem to know NOTHING, I repeat, NOTHING outside of your country.

Stick to car audio stuff, at least THAT doesn't have any hidden meanings and won't baffle your meager mind.

 
paikah, i am not in the military yet, but my whole family is or has been in every war since ww2 and i am right next to fort benning and know folks that just came back from iraq and they went to Afghanistan, but by the soldier accounts most of the afghans are happy that we came but half and half on if we should stay. but since none of us live there we cant say if they are happy or not. but how bout the girls that get to finally go to school is that bad? and the woman get real jobs and dont get beat in the middle of street for doing something wrong? no more public hangings? i bet they are happy....... at least thats what they told the soliders...... that country has survived more wars then you can count but i understand about what you mean "joyous" but you cant say they were all just trying not to get shot. if you know more please inform more knowledge is better...

 
Ok, look at it this way... the US military will not be there till the end of time. One day, they will go back home. When that happens, there will be changes again. No amount of threats and sanctions the US puts on a country, you can never ever change a person's belief. I will stick to the "scared to get shot" theory due to what I know, and what hasn't and cannot be released to the general public. (I didn't just say scared about the US troops either, maybe that'll give you something to ponder about)

WOmen going to schools, yes, that's VERY good news for everyone to hear, but even US military's non-officiers have no clue of what's happening behind the false sense of happiness. If you've someone real close that HAS in fact gone over there to serve, maybe he or she might REALLY open up about what REALLY went on down there. Chances are, though, you won't ever hear it.

Now, I could and would share much more info if you were in the Korean army as well, having same access clearance and alising with the US camps here (there's quite a few people like me around here) but an oath in the military is something you simply do not joke around with. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, Erkull, since your family is invovled in the military.

That "I could tell you but I have to kill you" is just bull. Divulge info and damage is already done. No trial, get shot. I don't joke with live ammunition.

 
pakiah i know what you mean. iam thinking hard about what you said. i hate not knowing something. they might be scared about allah hell it caould be anything, **** it pakiah.

u might be right about the enlisted folks considering most of them just get in to get a better life because they barely graduated high school and they are about as sharp as a bowling ball. pakiah you know more then the normal folks but i dont think everything or the really important info about afghan would need to be talked between us and korean high officals. the US is known for having secerts, but they might. i think this thread as run its course. i cant sit here and try and argue what i do not know. some know some think they know but none of us will truly know what happens unless we go there. but maybe one day if i make it through bud/s i will get there.

 
WOW //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif I just read this whole thread and i have to say i enjoyed it. It kept me busy at work //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif . Compelling arguments from everyone.

 
Yup, not EVERYTHING will be revealed to us, no need for EVERYTHING, but there are other reason why we need to know certain things. Remember, a lot of people stationed in Korea (US troops) went over, and we had some things regarding the recent war with Afghanistan. THis is the reason why I say I know some.

HOwever, we work VERY closely on matters regarding China and North Korea. (They are our neighbours after all:)) That was the whole point that got me worked up, issues that were discussed regarding China, and how some seem to think China's a clown, and the North suddenly had possible nucleaer plants. WE know more about North Korea than does the US, and we don't tell them everything, but important facts must be revelaed by both parties.

THink of it like this, valuable info is like chips on a gambling table. You give out one, and the other gives out another. That's how it works here.

Regarding China, military positioning is known to ALL countries, and China doesn't hide much about it. If some still think that China can be played by the US, we are doomed. Luckily, the ones who are in power aren't ignorant.

I leave this reply with the following:

Any country needs a good reason to go to war, in order for the UN and for the world's people to accept the declaration. If there is/are no suitable reason(s), one simply makes one up, or bloat it up to such an extent that people feel a war is the only means to an end, solely for their benefit. No, benefits are not discussed in public either.

 
Ok, look at it this way... the US military will not be there till the end of time. One day, they will go back home. When that happens, there will be changes again. No amount of threats and sanctions the US puts on a country, you can never ever change a person's belief. I will stick to the "scared to get shot" theory due to what I know, and what hasn't and cannot be released to the general public. (I didn't just say scared about the US troops either, maybe that'll give you something to ponder about)
WOmen going to schools, yes, that's VERY good news for everyone to hear, but even US military's non-officiers have no clue of what's happening behind the false sense of happiness. If you've someone real close that HAS in fact gone over there to serve, maybe he or she might REALLY open up about what REALLY went on down there. Chances are, though, you won't ever hear it.

Now, I could and would share much more info if you were in the Korean army as well, having same access clearance and alising with the US camps here (there's quite a few people like me around here) but an oath in the military is something you simply do not joke around with. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, Erkull, since your family is invovled in the military.

That "I could tell you but I have to kill you" is just bull. Divulge info and damage is already done. No trial, get shot. I don't joke with live ammunition.
Finally you make a clear and good point. Part of the problem is that the ways may go back how they were before. I would argue though that it isn't that the people like it that way, but rather they aren't willing to fight those that are evil dictators that get into power and root them out, but being that the leaders had a strong military it didn't make sense for the people to fight the government because it was paractically guaranteed they would lose as the people don't really have weapons. Finally we reach something that we pretty much agree on. Had the U.S. not been attacked I personally feel the U.S. wouldn't have gone into Afghanistan if the terrorist event wouldn't have happened.

 
ok...well this is on topic as well but different.....doesn't canada produce the best uranium in the world? I am under the impression that usa gets most of it from us........

all i am sayin is watch it.... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif dum dum dummmmmmmmmmm //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 
i believe we get clost to 40 % of uranium from canada for power plants............. uranium occures in 16 different isotopes and their are different types of uranium u 235 and u238 can become plutonium. u238 and u235 are mostly used in reactors i believe which when you split 235atoms they creates steam which turns turbines in which creates electricty....... dont know if iam wrong its been a while .......... i believe this is correct

 
i believe we get clost to 40 % of uranium from canada for power plants............. uranium occures in 16 different isotopes and their are different types of uranium u 235 and u238 can become plutonium. u238 and u235 are mostly used in reactors i believe which when you split 235atoms they creates steam which turns turbines in which creates electricty....... dont know if iam wrong its been a while .......... i believe this is correct
Here is some info i found on reactors. It also has alot about uranium. I found it interesting. Maybe everyone esle will. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 
u235 can be used for fissionable nuclear weapons.

Part of the process, however, to my understanding, involves enriching the isotope to a certain level of "purity" The u235 used in Fatman had to be, if i recall, 90% pure.

 
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