everybody needs to chill

[Funken Monken]

lol. no man i was agreeing with you by being sarcastic.

Nice!
Dammit, its a shame sarcasm is never as obvious as you want it to be in text

Funken Monken Reviewed by Funken Monken on 07-26-2005. everybody needs to chill im tired of coming onto this website and reading things posted agianst america hearing anti america sayings and what not. if it were not for america many people would be under rule by a foriegn power of a truly evil ruler. if it were not for america the world would have most likely been takin over by hitler, if it were not for america canada would be controlled by the U.S.S.R., mexico would be under spanish rule, much of the world would live under comunism. so all the people who have a problem Rating: 5

[nicholasstanko]

Nice!
Dammit, its a shame sarcasm is never as obvious as you want it to be in text

i hear that. next time i'll put an emoticon next to it.

[makor01]

mexican mafia huh? how did they even get in the country? i hope it wasnt through the wide open borders bush refuses to do anything about.

you know man...for not being an american citizen you sure do a fuckload of bitching aboot it!!! I hereby dub Nich an honorary american for superior bitching skills and absolutely no clue what the hell hes talking aboot.

Youll fit in well here my unfriend.

[nicholasstanko]

you know man...for not being an american citizen you sure do a fuckload of bitching aboot it!!! I hereby dub Nich an honorary american for superior bitching skills and absolutely no clue what the hell hes talking aboot.

Youll fit in well here my unfriend.

You're a fool. my people are dying in afghanistan for your war. When everything is going right, you want to tell us to hop right in the front seat...when we ask what's going on it's "shut the fuck up. stupid canadians." Yes, yes makor. We know about american logic and values now. Support any and all troops as long as they're american.

[Psycho4Bud]

my people are dying in afghanistan for your war.

Amazing! This war was voted in by the U.N....NOT our war. Besides that, this is from one of your previous posts,"i'm not justifying or "supporting" canadians". So you don't support Canadians but their your people? PLEASE explain!

[nicholasstanko]

Amazing! This war was voted in by the U.N....NOT our war. Besides that, this is from one of your previous posts,"i'm not justifying or "supporting" canadians". So you don't support Canadians but their your people? PLEASE explain!

No it wasn't. The U.S. authorized war before the UN even voted. where do you imagine your information from?

I meant I'm not trying to put your country down while pretending mine is so fucking fragrant.

[Psycho4Bud]

No it wasn't. The U.S. authorized war before the UN even voted. where do you imagine your information from?

I meant I'm not trying to put your country down while pretending mine is so fucking fragrant.

Post 11 September
In the escalation of the conflict in Afghanistan following the 11 September terrorist attack on the United States by the Afghan-based Al Qaeda group, the Security Council expressed support for the efforts of the Afghan people to replace the Taliban regime, once again condemned for allowing Afghanistan to be used as a base for the export of terrorism and for providing safe haven to Usama bin Laden.

On 1 October, in his address to a special week-long session of the General Assembly on terrorism, Secretary-General Kofi Annan said, "As we summon the will and the resources needed to succeed in the struggle against terrorism, we must also care for all the victims of terrorism, whether they are the direct targets or other populations who will be affected by our common effort. That is why I have launched an alert to donors about the potential need for much more generous humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan."
http://www.un.org/News/dh/latest/afg...shtml#postsept

11 September Terrorist attacks kill some 3,000 people in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

12 September In a meeting with his National Security teams, President Bush declares the attacks an act of war against the United States. Osama bin Laden is named as the enemy mastermind.

14 September Congress authorizes the president to "use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks."

19 September The military issues orders for deployment in Afghanistan. The ruling Taliban denies that bin Laden is in their country.

20 September President Bush addresses both houses of Congress and announces war on terrorism.

6 October President Bush warns the Taliban that "time is running out" to give up bin Laden.

War begins

7 October Time's up. U.S. cruise missiles strike targets in Afghanistan. The military phase of Operation Enduring Freedom has begun.
http://www.warchronicle.com/terrorwar/news/timeline.htm

I imagine my information from reading...try it sometime! Now back to my original question:

this is from one of your previous posts,"i'm not justifying or "supporting" canadians". So you don't support Canadians but their "your" people? PLEASE explain!

[nicholasstanko]

Post 11 September
In the escalation of the conflict in Afghanistan following the 11 September terrorist attack on the United States by the Afghan-based Al Qaeda group, the Security Council expressed support for the efforts of the Afghan people to replace the Taliban regime, once again condemned for allowing Afghanistan to be used as a base for the export of terrorism and for providing safe haven to Usama bin Laden.

On 1 October, in his address to a special week-long session of the General Assembly on terrorism, Secretary-General Kofi Annan said, "As we summon the will and the resources needed to succeed in the struggle against terrorism, we must also care for all the victims of terrorism, whether they are the direct targets or other populations who will be affected by our common effort. That is why I have launched an alert to donors about the potential need for much more generous humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan."
http://www.un.org/News/dh/latest/afg...shtml#postsept

11 September Terrorist attacks kill some 3,000 people in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

12 September In a meeting with his National Security teams, President Bush declares the attacks an act of war against the United States. Osama bin Laden is named as the enemy mastermind.

14 September Congress authorizes the president to "use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks."

19 September The military issues orders for deployment in Afghanistan. The ruling Taliban denies that bin Laden is in their country.

20 September President Bush addresses both houses of Congress and announces war on terrorism.

6 October President Bush warns the Taliban that "time is running out" to give up bin Laden.

War begins

7 October Time's up. U.S. cruise missiles strike targets in Afghanistan. The military phase of Operation Enduring Freedom has begun.
http://www.warchronicle.com/terrorwar/news/timeline.htm

I imagine my information from reading...try it sometime! Now back to my original question:

this is from one of your previous posts,"i'm not justifying or "supporting" canadians". So you don't support Canadians but their "your" people? PLEASE explain!

so where does it say the u.n. voted before the u.s. got authority from congress to go to war.

[Psycho4Bud]

Read Forest Read.....October 1 the U.N. gave a thumbs up and on Oct 7 we sent a military response. Now will you answer the initial question?

[nicholasstanko]

Read Forest Read.....October 1 the U.N. gave a thumbs up and on Oct 7 we sent a military response. Now will you answer the initial question?

i did. scroll up.