GOTTA SEE THIS-War Endur.Freedom 8/26/02 Intell. Ministry, explosion,Saudi Al Wafa,Agosta,Khouli

Reuters, AP, Yahoo, IDF, Palestinians, etc. | 8/26/02 | The Armies of Good against the Axis of Evil

[Diogenesis]

Bump for awareness of the role of the Saudis in terrorism.

[FreedomPoster]

In Kabul, at the Saudi Al Wafa aid organization, chemistry containers were found. The Saudis apparently made, as well as funded, chemical/bio terrorist weapons.

A common argument for not attacking Iraq is that it would "lead to instability in the Arab world". Here's to some instability in Saudi, and the more of it, and the sooner, the better.

[Leisler]

The stable thing is arabs bombing everything and everybody. Gee, who'd want to disrupt this kind of "stability"?

[WaterDragon]

Bump for destabilizing the Middle East SOON!

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

No joke. Nobody wants us to attack Iraq and the other terrorist countries because it will cause a "power vacuum". So having a power vacuum is worse than the terrorist scum committing their atrocities and facing zero accountability?

I'm with you. If this is the definition of "stability", then there are a lot of people in the world that have serious perception problems.

[11B3]

Excellent photos and comments Dio - thanks for the ping also. I'd like to comment further, but I don't want to get started. Getting to be time for another vanity post.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Great post!

In Karachi, Pakistan, the French built Agosta B90 Submarines, launched with four bow torpedo tubes, missiles, and a French combat electronics system.

Looks like the French have surrendered again. Good thing they have a new government.

[facedown]

BTTT!

[Victoria Delsoul]

Bump!

[Robert Drobot]

Translations of "Let's roll"?.....Arabic and ?????

[Prodigal Son]

No sh!t. I've never understood that argument myself. What they actually mean is the uncertainty about the oil. But the Arab/Muslim version of stability is too costly in my opinion. If worse came to worst it would be far more expedient to simply "stabilize the oil" and guard it from the Arabs than it would be to keep this entire region stabilized- particulary given that the accepted version of stability for them is constant murder, rape, mayhem and chaos.

The Western world could even make it a joint venture. The US and Russia could combine air power to bomb them off the oil fields and then the combined militaries of the west could simply converge on the Middle East and cordon off the oil and keep it safe.

We could even be good sports about it. A certain percentage of the proceeds of the oil (royalties I guess) would be placed in Swiss bank accounts in the names of the countries from where it was pumped. When and if a democratic, open and tolerant gov't/society arose from a former Muslim totalitarian regime- this money could be drip fed to them as long as they pledged it to building their societies- schools, universities, hospitals, roads, water infrastructure, industry etc. But only after they prove that they want to play nice. A certain other percentage would be devoted to compensating individuals and nations who were the victims of terror. A percentage could go to pay for the military operation itself and the rest to be divvied up between the participating nations in some equitable formula.

[BOBTHENAILER]

which is planned to fool the terroristophilic EU, UN and US State Dept.

Great pics PROVING Saudi perfidy.

Love the word coinage above.

[Robert Drobot]

Thanks LindaSOG. I did a cut and paste - deleting the Arabic. Somehow the inclusion of the Arabic seems inappropriate.

[Leisler]

More on so-called "stability" amongst the Arabs. Their populations are growing faster then their GDPs. This means that their wealth, such as it is, is divided up amongst more of them, if it were to be pried from the lying, thieving clutches of their bandit "leaders." Furthermore, their debts, even the trailer trash Saudis, are increasing faster then the GDP growth. So, what, are we supposed to bail them out? Ha, maybe the Euroweenies will write the checks. Saddam, or no Saddam, they're cooked.

[McLynnan]

Thanks for the pictures. The pictures of the Palestinians with their bomb belts are chilling, and the pictures of the Saudi's chemical containers at an "aid organization" are infuriating. These people scare the heck out of me.