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***Operation Iraqi Freedom - Situation Room - Day 3-LIVE THREAD***
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| 212 March 2003
| An.American.Expatriate/null and void
Posted on 03/21/2003 9:19:52 PM PST by null and void
Good Morning.
This is the continuation Thread of Operation Iraqi Freedom - Day 1- LIVE THREAD.
It is designed for general conversation about the events of the day. In depth discussion of events should be left to individual threads - but links to the threads or other articles is highly encouraged. This allows us to stay abreast of the situation in general, while also providing a means of obtaining specific information.
To all who helped this get started, thank you!
TOPICS: Breaking News; Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events; United Kingdom; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: ccrm; day3; iraq; iraqifreedom; live; war
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To: Merdoug
CBS just said that the suspect was being questioned. He was found in a bunker, injured.
To: Carolina
I remember Gino's well. Grew up in Batimore and was a big Gino Marchetti fan.
To: Wyatt's Torch
I just saw that too. Why would a soldier do that?
To: LiveFreeOrDie2001
wtg Live
Coleman is a great guy:)
3,524
posted on
03/22/2003 5:13:58 PM PST
by
texxie
(Don't Mess With Texas!!!)
To: Merdoug
Hmmm . . . interesting. You know, that soldier may have been taken hostage. My first thought was that he was a perpetrator, but we really can't jump to those conclusions without more information.
To: Tree of Liberty; fml
Than you so much!
3,526
posted on
03/22/2003 5:14:38 PM PST
by
Anomaly in Illinois
( If you steal from one author, it's plagiarism; if you steal from many, it's research(never forget)
To: All
Did anyone here that woman Lorraine Ali (born in Iraq) - an editor at Newsweek, who was interviewed on CNN about how bad the war is for the Iraqi's....NO MENTION of Saddam, just how they don't have medicine, etc..... (that I heard...I might have come in late) AAAHHHHCCCCCCCCCCGGGG
3,527
posted on
03/22/2003 5:15:01 PM PST
by
goodnesswins
(Thank the Military for your freedom and security....and thank a Rich person for jobs.)
To: Ragtime Cowgirl
I wish they'ld get a lengthy report from Greg Kelly again. He's just outside of An Najaf and his unit was making contact. Now it's reported that there is a bunch of combat in that region.
Nam Vet
3,528
posted on
03/22/2003 5:15:18 PM PST
by
Nam Vet
(What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch?)
To: Jackie-O
well said Jackie-O
3,529
posted on
03/22/2003 5:15:22 PM PST
by
texxie
(Don't Mess With Texas!!!)
Comment #3,530 Removed by Moderator
To: justshe
where the heck could he be?
3,531
posted on
03/22/2003 5:15:45 PM PST
by
knak
(kelly in alaska)
To: TexKat
Have a very safe trip home. I know you will be busy getting ready for daughter's graduation, shoot me a PR when you have gotten home safely!
To: theophilusscribe
lol nice pic
3,533
posted on
03/22/2003 5:16:13 PM PST
by
texxie
(Don't Mess With Texas!!!)
To: cactusSharp
Kasich's a Republican? Oops. He triggered my lib-alarm which is attached to my mute button.
3,534
posted on
03/22/2003 5:16:55 PM PST
by
Ragtime Cowgirl
(http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/869837/posts: YES, "in your name": USNR educates peaceniks.)
To: theophilusscribe
I think we should just straight up tie him up and drop a grenade at his feet. Let the punishment fit the crime.
3,535
posted on
03/22/2003 5:16:59 PM PST
by
dredd57
(theres a time for peace and a time for war)
Comment #3,536 Removed by Moderator
To: slimer
Since we're talking about a few other things on this thread, a basketball update:
Wisconsin beats Tulsa with a 3-point shot with 1 second left, 61-60.
Gonzaga and Arizona are currently tied, heading into their second overtime.
To: nicollo
You do not have to act on behalf of a "state" to commit an act of war. What if there was a conclave of people on a secret island never before discovered, and they launched some missles at our military installations. That is war. Doesn't matter that they are not a state recognized by the U.N.
So what if they were acting in fear?
You seem to be saying the terrorist act/act of war distinction hinges on the rationality of the fear behind it. This thing about terrorists are fearful cowards . . . what if they are full of hate, or are sociopaths. No cowardice, just lack of conscience. There is no irrationality there.
It just seems that it doesn't matter who you are, and why you do it, if you attack another country's military apparatus, you (and/or your state or clan or whatever) are carrying out a war on that country.
I think we have learned that we can no longer, in the 21st century, cling to a map-like borders view of who is who and what is what.
Mostly the poppycock was at your ad hominem regarding my education. It does me well; obviously as a staunch conservative I have not been brainwashed by my higher education.
To: dredd57
wait til he is in fact guilty tho huh ?
3,539
posted on
03/22/2003 5:17:40 PM PST
by
cactusSharp
(( if pc skills named us,I'd be backspace delete))
To: SoldiersGirl
can't that be said for men as well...when a man is killed that could be the end of a bloodline....True, but a male's (note I didn't say man's) 30 seconds of siring is overwhelmed by a woman's 9 months of pregnacy, and years of breast feeding, and nurturing.
A tribe can lose all but one man and potentialy survive. He can sire scores of children.
Lose all but one woman and the tribe's pretty much doomed...
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