UN/US will go ahead and kill some brown people

[skyhook77sfg]

ANYONE WHO THINKS U.S HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH TAYLORS PURSUIT AND APPREHENSION

NEEDS SOME DIFFERENT DRUGS OF PREFERENCE

OR REMEDIAL GOOGLE INSTRUCTION


OH YES....

TAYLORS GURU/MENTOR/AHOLE BUDDY?

MOAMAR QADAFFI

[Mr. Perfect]

[skyhook77sfg]

SO NOT ALL MEDDLING MEETS WITH YOUR DISAPPROVAL....

THANK YOU.

CASE CLOSED.

[Mr. Perfect]

[Mr. Perfect]

[skyhook77sfg]

THERES A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHAKING HANDS ONCE AS IN YOUR PR PHOTO....

AND AVOIDING PHOTOS OF TAYLORS TRAINING IN LIBYA

AND EATING OUT OF MOAMARS HAND

THAT FUNDS TAYLORS COUP D ETAT.


your vaunted situational awareness seems to be spotty.

matter of fact all your adamant positions are spotty.

used and than retorqued to fit a new twist.

just like your pride in ronnie the death camp liberator (hah thats a good one ronnie)

and his successful meddling...

iran contra ring a bell or too many bats in that belfry...

pardons for all hands on that super duper success...

reaganite is akin to kryptonite in 20 20 retrospect...

troglodyte weltanschaueng doesnt begin to cover your condition...

and i keep remembering what the col said about that annoying lt in good morning saigon

when dealing with your difficulty to empathize with the rest of humanity....

[Mr. Perfect]

You've successfully dodged again all my substantive and reasonable objections.

Qboy winning this thing is the worst thing for humanity, and we're stacking the deck in his favor.

And you turn a blind eye.

[skyhook77sfg]

repeat....



HOLD IT

World opinion (other than yours) has only had days to object to Libyan situation

UNSC decision is how many hours old?

and your panties are all wadded up because a full blown operational plan isnt on YOUR desk yet?

lordy lordy lordy..you are a piece of work.

President Cheney worked on his halfass half too little plan for his invasion for a couple of years...

and you wont give others a couple of days.

picture coming into focus.

you're just messin with everybody on this forum.

just for the hell of it.

sorry.

not in to s & m.

onward.

[Mr. Perfect]

Response in other thread, and you've still dodged my objections.

[skyhook77sfg]

frankly dear mr p...

we are tired of your inability
to empathize with humanity's aspirations.

[Mr. Perfect]

More dodging.

[CgDs]

[Mr. Perfect]

On top of that it is just as likely we'll be the handmaiden of leaving Qboy in power!

If the fighting "stops", and Qboy slyly remains in power, Obama declares mission accomplished and Qboy is our new man in Tripoli!

[skyhook77sfg]

you like calling him Qboy eh MILO/MR P

[Mr. Perfect]

Yes.

There are a number of spellings for him, which I hate having to look up.

Qboy works for me.

[skyhook77sfg]

BET IT DOES MILO/ MR P

ESPECIALLY THE BOY PART

[Mr. Perfect]

My homosexual/pedophilic tendencies have never been a secret here skyhook.

[skyhook77sfg]

WELL THATS JUST PEACHY MILO

I have zero interest in your consenting adult oroficial tendencies.

BUT I HAVE ZERO TOLERANCE FOR PEDOPHILES...

ZERO...

IN FACT I WILL INITIATE CURATIVE MEASURES WHEN IT COMES MY WAY IN MY COUNTRY.

CLEAR ENOUGH FOR YOU MILO?

[Mr. Perfect]

No. Tell me more.

[Caskhades]

what. the. fuck.

[skyhook77sfg]

WHY DO YOU ASK MILO?

lookin for something you wish were there that isnt?



Back when men were men in my stretch of the woods...

they didnt whine about the slow pace of justice...

they saw to it.

Now violence is a state monopoly....

so other methods are preferrable.

some groups call it shunning...

others hand out leaflets with photos...

some picket pedophiles homes...

my method is somewhat more subtle.

you really dont want to find out

its even more irritating than you are MILO

[Mr. Perfect]

Wait a minute. Pedophilia is pretty cool these days, what with NAMBLA-ACLU-DNC trifecta, you may be a bit behind the times. This is a progressive era.

[Mr. Perfect]

Also, if I am Milo, I actually live in Canada, and boy it is REALLY lax up here.

[skyhook77sfg]

Better late than never in Libya


Friday, March 18, 2011
daily star lebanon


The eyes of the world were on the United Nations Security Council on Thursday, as it endorsed a resolution to implement a no-fly zone over Libya and protect the country’s civilians from military attacks.

The resolution was put forward by Lebanon, France and the United Kingdom, and Lebanon should be applauded for taking the initiative to seek an end to the bloodiest episodes of the still-unfolding year of Arab revolutions. The resolution is designed to end massacres committed by Moammar Gadhafi against his own people, and amid reports that the regime’s forces are headed for Benghazi, the center of the uprising, more massacres might take place if no action is taken.

The world can draw on the experience of the last few weeks: despite numerous calls for an end to military actions and violence against civilians, Gadhafi has shown time and time again that he will heed no calls that are made in the name of international law, human rights or any other consideration.

Gadhafi has vowed to cling to power by fighting to the last Libyan, and practically reveled in the bloodbaths that have resulted from his stubborn, destructive stance.

Naturally, the international community can be roundly criticized for waiting this long to act, but the decision by the Security Council is a case of better late than never.

Until Thursday’s vote in New York, the storm of condemnations uttered in the world’s capitals did nothing to help the people of Libya in their struggle to end the nightmare of Gadhafi’s bloody, repressive rule.



What is now needed is action, to prevent Gadhafi’s genocidal policies. Delays in acting against such cases of mass violence and oppression in the recent past have resulted in humanitarian catastrophes, whether in Rwanda, Kosovo, or elsewhere.

The people of Libya have already suffered tremendous damage to their society and economy, and only history can judge an international community that did not act earlier to head off the tragedy that was unfolding before everyone’s eyes.

The question now turns to how the resolution is implemented – how quickly, and how effectively.

The Security Council made it clear that its action should not lead to any type of foreign occupation, particularly since the rebels on the ground have been insisting on this very point. However, the no-fly zone could also lead to military actions against Gadhafi’s regime, in the event the no-fly zone is challenged, or military attacks continue against civilians.

There is an international consensus that any action taken in this bloody struggle should be in support of Libya’s unity, sovereignty and independence.

For now, the goals are clear: stop the atrocities, and help Libya and the Libyan people to exit their national crisis with as few losses as possible.



www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?editio ... z1GznDkJMb


A RATIONAL VOICE OF REASON FROM THOSE WHO ARE MORE FAMILIAR WITH DEATH AND DESTRUCTION THAN MOST

[Mr. Perfect]

You're still dodging skyhook.