> Massive "End the Occupation" Protest in Baghdad Dwarfs the "Saddam Toppled" rally: Photos
10 April 2005, 15:23
Remember Paul Bremer? yeah, you remember that $hit bag, who doesn’t know where billions of dollars went, well he was the guy(under bush), that shut down Sadr’s newspaper in the first place.
Sadr took to the streets, we made nice with him and said, "join the democracy", untill he realized that the democracy only included him as a figurehead. So then they fought again, "this time we mean it, come join", again we spit in his face at the iraq national assembly. He boycotted the election as being a farce of players who have been exiled for decades and others who were part of the baath regime. In short, US puppets, plain english, nation building.
Signs in english?
Ummm, most americans can’t even point to Iraq on a map, never mind speak english, you expect them to understand what they are saying in Arabic. They tried protesting in arabic, we didn’t understand that see, so they got on their computers, yes they have computers there and they printed out signs, yes, they also have printers, paper, and ink...not bad for savages that had the best university in the region huh?
Too bad americans aren’t so resourceful, we like it when government tells us what to think, after all, war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength.
Check it out:
Defenders of the Constitution coming home to the Patriot Act
Remember Paul Bremer? yeah, you remember that $hit bag, who doesn’t know where billions of dollars went, well he was the guy(under bush), that shut down Sadr’s newspaper in the first place.
Sadr took to the streets, we made nice with him and said, "join the democracy", untill he realized that the democracy only included him as a figurehead. So then they fought again, "this time we mean it, come join", again we spit in his face at the iraq national assembly. He boycotted the election as being a farce of players who have been exiled for decades and others who were part of the baath regime. In short, US puppets, plain english, nation building.
Signs in english?
Ummm, most americans can’t even point to Iraq on a map, never mind speak english, you expect them to understand what they are saying in Arabic. They tried protesting in arabic, we didn’t understand that see, so they got on their computers, yes they have computers there and they printed out signs, yes, they also have printers, paper, and ink...not bad for savages that had the best university in the region huh?
Too bad americans aren’t so resourceful, we like it when government tells us what to think, after all, war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength.
Check it out:
Defenders of the Constitution coming home to the Patriot Act