Saturday, September 8th 2012 - 04:54 UTC

Prince Harry back in Afghanistan but this time to fly attack helicopters

Britain's Prince Harry has returned to Afghanistan to fly attack helicopters on the frontline just two weeks after he was photographed frolicking naked in Las Vegas. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said he would serve a four-month tour, based out of Camp Bastion in Helmand Province, one of the most volatile regions in the country.

The Queen’s grandson who has a penchant for partying is also much respected by fellow military personnel

“Working alongside his colleagues in the squadron, he will be in a difficult and demanding job,” said Lieutenant Colonel Tom de la Rue in a statement.

The prince, known in the military as Captain Wales, first served in Afghanistan in 2008 as an on-ground air controller, but his tour was cut short after foreign media broke a news blackout requested to protect him while on the front line. The MoD said the danger was less severe in helicopters.

“Captain Wales's deployment has been long planned and the threat to him and others around him thoroughly assessed,” the ministry said.

The 27-year-old, who is regularly in the headlines due to his penchant for partying, has spoken out about his desire to return to active service.

“I would love to go back, I really would,” he told ABC's “Good Morning America” TV program in 2010. “At the end of the day you train for war, it's as simple as that. If we could be at peace then fantastic, but if we're at war then you want to be with your brothers in arms.”

Britain has been fighting alongside the United States against the local Taliban since 2001.

Prince Harry is the first member of the Royal Family to see active combat since his uncle Prince Andrew fought in the Falklands war. He recently finished training in the US with the Apache attack helicopters.

Thousands of fellow soldiers as well as members of the public posted naked photos of themselves on Facebook to show their support for the prince after naked pictures of him with a young woman in Las Vegas made news around the world in August.

Prince Charles, Harry's father and heir-to-the-throne, is “immensely proud” of his son's return to the front line, his spokesman said.
 

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1 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 05:43 am Report abuse
How noble….

Royal Apache Attack Helicopters against wedding parties, mud huts and bow and arrows….

Best wishes to His Royal Highness….

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIVFcpi_Sjk
2 Frank (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:39 am Report abuse
So how was your farm acquired Thicko? Remingtons against native patagonians? Hypocrite....
3 Santa Fe (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:13 am Report abuse
1.... bows and arrows!! We are not in the war of the desert now. more like RPGs and IEDs.

Maybe they can take a leaf out of the RG military handbook and fix rocket launchers to playground apparatus, or base field gun batteries behind a fake hospital. or even the best one , raise the white flag wait for the British to send a messenger then shoot them dead.

I would like to see maximo deployed to one of your frontier disputes, that delgatty would need a chinook to lift his lunchbox.
4 stick up your junta (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:33 am Report abuse
Jeess aint the Argies Saints

British forces Illuminated by a searchlight on an Argentine hospital ship

Flying nuns

Experimenting on their own kids
5 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:20 am Report abuse
TWIMC

I like the Turnips candid sincerity when comparing their British Murdering Military Farces with our Argentinean Murdering Military Farces……

Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans.

Yours on the other hand are a product of British Brainwashed Democratic Indifference….
6 Frank (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:26 am Report abuse
'Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans'
Pig's Bum.... in both cases.... Roca's war of the desert and the invasion of the Falklands.
While there are good argentinians the average argentinian is a thieving dago twat..
7 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:41 am Report abuse
So Think is a Talibanista. Anglophobia does make strange bedfellows.
8 LightThink (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:42 am Report abuse
Is Prince Harry a war movie actor ?
9 Santa Fe (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:50 am Report abuse
5... Turnip in chief......the old it was a dictatorship that nobody supported card!!!! Get out of jail free card Jajajajajajaja the Germans didn't support / idolise Hitler either did they turnip. One thing the RGs did learn off the Nazis was to indoctrinate the youth as Argentine schools do with lies and fabricated history about the Falklands, build the lie , indoctrinate the youth , control the press a true high moral ground to sit on my old turnip master.
10 Englander (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 10:09 am Report abuse
Bravest thing Think has ever done was to eat a plate of skanky Argentine beef. And Dufferuptheduff once got a terrible paper cut filing at the MOD. As for BK he's really sad and never leaves his house in case some squatters happen to walk by and take up residence.
11 Santa Fe (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 10:13 am Report abuse
They are probably all the same person under multiple troll log on names.
12 Rhaurie-Craughwell (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 10:20 am Report abuse
Think is beginning to sound like somebody who was rejected from service in HM forces.....I too am beginning to suspect that his guise as an Argentine blogger is false by about 8,000 miles North of the Equator........

Tum tee tum.....Didn't somebody say that Bingham once tried to join the FIDF.....
13 toooldtodieyoung (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 10:24 am Report abuse
So the Royal family's stock just went up a couple of points.

Not only has prince Harry shown that he is, after all, just like the rest of us, but his father ( Prince Charles ) has pulled any strings to keep him away from the front line.

This will be his 2nd tour of duty. OK, so he is not chewing dirt like most of the troops but still, he is not shying away from his duty.

I now call upon KFC to do the same!! Let her send troops to Afghanistan, show her support for the rest of the world. And, while she's at it, show what a GREAT leader she is by sending her son to the front line. That would show everyone how much she is in touch with all the “real” people.
14 David Cameron (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 10:45 am Report abuse
Nar, she will never do that that family are a bunch of cowards of the lowest order
15 ElaineB (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 11:00 am Report abuse
What is the Argentine obsession with our Royal family? It is a subject raised by just about every Argentine I have ever met, and not to criticise, they LOVE them. It used to baffle me until I realised we probably take them for granted most of the time.

For centuries in Europe it has been normal practise for sons of royals and aristocracy to go into the armed services. Most often leading the charge during wars. Nothing new here.
16 Conqueror (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 11:11 am Report abuse
@5 “Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans.” This was the “opposition majority” was it, Twinky? www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xqwNsmzCbM Perhaps this is your “school” as well! www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EJeM6ifRbA You lying, sick dogturd! Oh, and I'm sure you'd like to see this one again! www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhLzDC6bLPE
17 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 11:28 am Report abuse
Just a matter of time before 'the old condom trick' gets played on Harry.
But would Correa accept him as a 'political'?
18 Islander1 (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 11:30 am Report abuse
Think- care to estimate the crowds who cheered your Govt onwards in April and May 1982?
It is just soooooooooo Argentine to have a selective memory and history!
19 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 12:57 pm Report abuse
(17) GeoffWard2

:-))))))))))

If Correa doesnt accept him we will....
He has quite a few Polo chums in Argieland, you know....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fagxA7BxSRk
20 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 01:47 pm Report abuse
18 Islander

Galiteri was planning on making the announcement of the surrender in the streets but because of the level of emotion in the crowds he made the speech from the safety of his balcony. When he was announcing that they were winning the war (right up until they lost) his popularity couldn't have been higher.
21 Englander (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 02:06 pm Report abuse
And old Think was in the midst of that throng, baring his moobs for A-R-G-E-N-T-I-N-A........... He did his bit for the fatherland. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise.
22 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 02:10 pm Report abuse
How does that Mc Donalds commercial go?

Ohhhhhh yessssss:

“I’m loving it”

The same British Turnips that frequently air their faux indignation when “Poor Old Mr. Think” deviates an inch from an article’s topic are now trying to shift the subject from a British Prince called Harry letting Hellfire missiles from his attack helicopter rain over some clueless Afghan wedding party guests to a nearly forgotten South-American Tin Pot dictator called Galtieri……
23 Englander (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 02:27 pm Report abuse
30 years on and we're still lovin it.
Not any old South American Tin Pot dictator mind but a fully fledged home produced Argentinian Tin Pot dictator....Nearly forgotten? - only cos its sooooooo embarrassing after he got thrashed by Britain letting all hell loose with their Marines, Guards and Paras on some clueless Argentine, military impersonators.
24 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 02:48 pm Report abuse
@22
Perhaps “Prince Harry letting Hellfire missiles from his attack helicopter rain over some clueless Afghan wedding party guests” might indeed be a suitable topic for discussion, if he ever actually does it.
25 Pete Bog (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 02:59 pm Report abuse
I hope not one single Apache helicopter gets deployed to the Falkland Islands. The Argentines would die of worry. Just look how they crap themselves about the threat caused by one, bright, yellow, unarmed, helicopter that must be at least 30 years old (if not more).
@3
The best chances for Argentine special forces to recce the Falklands unsuspected would be to send a naked Maximo there.

No one would be suspicious of an Elephant Seal.
26 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 03:59 pm Report abuse
This is what I think about the stories of Harry's naked frolicking with pole dancers: Half his fucking luck!

This is what I think about Harry going to the front line of a war: It's his job.
27 stick up your junta (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 04:24 pm Report abuse
Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans
Yes whatever, by the way think where are you in the crowd?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xqwNsmzCbM
28 2012 (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 05:45 pm Report abuse
The UK “royals scandals” are just unacceptble.
Here in the USA all supermarkets are displaying several magazines front page showing Price Harry bare ARSE which is very offensive when are so many children shopping with their mothers.
Prince Harry likes scandals because of his parents Charles and Diana unacceptable public behavior.
That's enough!
29 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 05:59 pm Report abuse
28 Unacceptable to who? They”re our royal family, not yours. I don't have a problem with it. Does anyone on here who is actually a subject of the said royal family have a problem with it?
30 Conqueror (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:14 pm Report abuse
@28 I have no doubt loads of children have seen your bare arse in public. Is it not all part of your “game”?
31 row82 (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:22 pm Report abuse
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32 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:42 pm Report abuse
Poor harry. risking his life against sheepherders and children. with only a $20million armoured helicopter, a 30mm chain fed machine gun, and a few air to surface guided missiles to protect him.
What a hero.
33 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:49 pm Report abuse
Not so much defending himself against the enemy but rather slaughtering them hopefully. As for sheepherders and children, the vast majority of casualties are something a little more aggressive than that.
34 lost1 (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 06:51 pm Report abuse
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35 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:03 pm Report abuse
@33

Maybe we could use some of that napalm the Argentina left behind in the Falklands?

If it's not past its sell-by date and we were as low as that ......
36 ElaineB (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:07 pm Report abuse
@ 28. You need to complain to the magazine publishers and shops displaying the magazines, you daft cow. lol.

What is wrong with a naked body? Prudish, much.
37 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:08 pm Report abuse
@35
May be you should put your glasses on...

“US Apache helicopter pilots who mistakenly fired on a UK base in Afghanistan killing a 23-year-old soldier were acting on information passed on to them by the British Army, an inquest heard on Tuesday”

www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/sep/04/us-pilots-killed-soldier-taliban?newsfeed=true
38 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:11 pm Report abuse
@37
Just as well they weren't using napalm after all, then.
39 stick up your junta (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:18 pm Report abuse
@35
Whoops
Argentine A-4 Skyhawks attacked the Argentine Merchant Navy ship ELMA Formosa. No bombs exploded and there were no casualties.
A Dassault Mirage III was shot down by Argentine Anti-Aircraft and small arms fire at Port Stanley while an A-4 Skyhawk was downed by a 35mm antiarcraft battery near Goose Green. Both aircraft belonged to the Argentine Air Force.
40 Falkland Islands (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:23 pm Report abuse
@32 Marcos Alejandro I would like to see you do it, I bet you would pooo your pants, you wet arg. :)
41 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:31 pm Report abuse
(33) & (35)

The haughty Bruts; making fun about the killing of innocent women and children in Countries far away................ under the excuse of defending the lives of innocent women and children.....
42 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:39 pm Report abuse
@35
Au contraire, what's amusing is making fun of hypocritical-as-ever Argentine attempts to score propaganda points.
43 stick up your junta (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:43 pm Report abuse
@ think your a fan of press tv aint ya ?

Two million people starve in Argentina
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgImXt93o5Y
44 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:49 pm Report abuse
41 Think

You say:
The haughty Bruts; making fun about the killing of innocent women and children in Countries far away................ under the excuse of defending the lives of innocent women and children.....

I say:
The job of a fighting serviceman is to kill the enemy as efficiently as possible. The of his commanders is to identify the enemy. The job of the politicians back home is to decide who the enemy is.

If you want to debate the part the politicians are playing in this that is a different matter. But as long as our soldiers are at war I hope they kill before get killed.

I wish more that there was no war but there is a war and our soldiers are doing their job.
45 Falkland Islands (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 07:55 pm Report abuse
Poofy Argentina would be too scared to go and help fight. :)
46 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 08:32 pm Report abuse
Well my trusty local assistant is about to collect me from the hotel to take me to a beach to see (hopefully) sea turtles. I can't remember if she said they will be laying eggs or that the eggs will be hatching. LOL! Apparently we'll be very lucky if we see anything at all but hey, it's a beautiful evening and the beaches here are gorgeous. I didn't get done on Friday so I'm here until at least Monday anyway. May as well go and have fun.
47 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 08:37 pm Report abuse
41 Think ”The haughty Bruts; making fun about the killing of innocent women and children in Countries far away.......
As long they(Brutish) are not their women and children they seem to enjoy it as well.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhOYpy0iIz8
48 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 08:37 pm Report abuse
(44) Joe Bloggs

There is a War in Afghanistan alright….

A war against those terrible Taliban/Mujahideen…

The same Taliban/Mujahideen you Anglos supported, nutruted and armed during decades so they could fight your proxy war against the Soviets….

Today, under the Anglo ocupation of afghanistan, most of the causalities are civilians, conveniently re-categorized as “Insurgents” by a quick penstroke of a London or New York bureaucrat.

And it's your soldiers doing the killing.
And it's you making fun of it, publicly, on this forum.
49 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 08:46 pm Report abuse
You make it sound like I can control it. I can't, it's horrific but it's life. It is a long way away from me and my life so what can I do about it? What are you doing about it?

If you think your posts about this are getting to me or making me feel guilty in some way you couldn't be more wrong. Now you'll copy this is paste it everywhere to try to convince someone somewhere that I am a blood thirsty murderer. Who gives a shit man?

Now I must go down to the lobby. My curvy young assistant is about to pull up and she is far more interesting than you Think and Marcos.

Chuckle chuckle.
50 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 08:56 pm Report abuse
The curvy young assistant of the Brut Joe Bloggs in Malvinas.

falklandia.com/Swams/HTML%20Files/Cross%20Dressers%20or...%20some%20night%20at%20the%20Opera..!.htm
51 HansNiesund (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:05 pm Report abuse
@48
Keep it up, think. They're cheering you on in those other rogue states Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran. And that's the funny part.
52 Think (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 09:10 pm Report abuse
(49) Joe Bloggs

Don't worry...

I don't “Think” for a second that my posts are getting to you or making you feel guilty in any way, Mr. Bloggs.....
I take your British word for it.................. that you don't give a shit.

Enjoy the turtle laying or hatching.....
They are both magical moments that can make even a brute think twice......
53 briton (#) Sep 08th, 2012 - 11:46 pm Report abuse
The main problem with the truth,
Is how manipulative it can be used by like minded thinking men,

They do say, but to think, is an aspiration to tell a lie,

So they say..
.
54 expbrit (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:12 am Report abuse
Latest from A'stan. Taliban use a 14 year old boy on a bicycle as suicide bomber in Kabul. So if it's ok for them to kill their own children why all the fuss when someone else does the same thing?

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/afghanistan/9530095/Afghan-Boy-suicide-bomber-kills-children-in-attack-on-Kabul-Nato-headquarters.html
55 British_Kirchnerist (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 06:32 am Report abuse
What a jingoistic git this “prince” is growing into. He could do literally anything with his life, doesn't have to worry about money and is a celebrity from and by birth, and yet decides to dedicate his life to the cause of dropping bombs on tribal shepheards and children. And yes perhaps some “Taliban” fighters too, who every serious analyst is saying its only a matter of time before we make a deal with, a deal we could really get on with making right now in that case...
56 HansNiesund (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 07:38 am Report abuse
@55

I wonder why he bothers when it's so easy to get the moral high ground by dedicating your life to a propaganda campaign against 3000 islanders who've never harmed anybody .....
57 LEPRecon (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 08:55 am Report abuse
@13 - tooldtodieyoung

You are a prick!

This is his second deployment, his first deployment he was on the ground with the troops.

You know noting of the British military do you? Well let me enlighten you. All officers share the same privations and harsh conditions that their men do, unlike the Argentine army where the officers believe themselves better than their troops, so expect to live in comfort. In 2008, Prince Harry was forward with his men, living in the same conditions, eating the same food, and his men had a lot of respect for him.

Then the international media let the world know he was there, so it was decided that in order to protect the men on the ground, he should be removed.

He has now returned as an Apache helicopter pilot. He will be on standby 24/7 to go and fly missions. Missions supporting the troops on the ground, missions protecting the Medical Emergency Response Team who will be bringing back casualties, missions protecting logistical helicopters bringing much needed ammunition, water, food and medical supplies to the troops on the ground.

He is not having an easy life. Prince Charles has no say over where or how Harry is deployed. Why? Because Harry is an officer in the Army Air Corps, and he is deployed just like any other officer, he will live in the same conditions as the other Apache pilots, eat the same food, and share the same privations, and fatigue that comes from flying mission after mission.

As I said you are a prick.
58 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 09:26 am Report abuse
Dear 2012 #28,

there are as many bare arses as there are people. Some get photographed.

Your problem is with the US magazines that feature them
and with the US shops that display them to your US children.
I guess this is a USA problem.

I doubt if the taliban will be showing these pictures to their children. Different country, different morals.
59 Englander (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 10:46 am Report abuse
55
You and Think have almost identical views on just about everything. Its quite remarkable. The Military in the UK is a noble and honourable calling. Please remember that Afghanistan (unlike Iraq, where I think we would agree more than you might think) is a UN mission. So you could say that Prince Harry is putting his life on the line in the service of the World, that includes you, Think and DufferuptheDuff. You should be grateful not rude and offensive.

57
Bit harsh. Might be wrong but I took from post 13 that he admired Prince Harry but that in the Army Air Corps he (Officers and Men) would be back at base living in rather better conditions than Harry's first tour, when he was a Forward Air Controller and life was very much more rough and ready for both Officers and Men.
60 agent999 (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 11:39 am Report abuse
Think

of course only you would support those fun freedom loving Taliban.

www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/aug/27/taliban-behead-17-afghan-partygoers
61 DanyBerger (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 11:58 am Report abuse
@ElaineB

What kind of Argentine you always met?

The ones who work in the British consulate?

Make the following experiment:

Put an ad saying:

Choose from “Tickets to see the Rolling Stone in River Plate for $500” or “Free cocktail with the Royal family” and see what happen.

I can assure you that at least 100.000 will buy the ticket for the Rolling Stones and if you can find 3 that chose the free cocktail, ring me please.

Sure the come from the geriatric hospital.

BTW are you working in a geriatric hospital for British expats?
62 LEPRecon (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 12:02 pm Report abuse
@59. Englander

That's not the way I interpreted it. tooldtodieyoung specifically stated that Prince Charles 'pulled' strings to ensure that Harry wasn't on the ground, to keep him safe.

I was just putting him right. If he doesn't like the royal family, fine, that's his right. But to try and marginalise the courage of young men, like Harry, makes my blood boil.

Nowhere in Afghanistan is safe. Some places are safer than others, but it's not completely safe. Harry will be flying combat missions. These are dangerous. Not only because of the enemy, but the sand and weather can play havoc with even the most sophisticated machines.

So no I don't think it was a bit harsh.
63 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:23 pm Report abuse
Lewis Hamilton you little beauty!
64 malen (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:24 pm Report abuse
44 Hope one day wont exist jobs for killing other people, and specially for those countries inventing enemies as to feel more powerful and making business. 15 years in Afghanistán is no longer a UN mission, is a disaster of peace mission.
62 Better Prince Harry showing his arse than going down there shooting others peoples lives.
65 Zhivago (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:28 pm Report abuse
Argentines know little about honour and duty.
66 malen (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:37 pm Report abuse
Showing his arse is more honourable than killing people. For me Doctor Zhivago, and better do it when he has a good arse.
67 Santa Fe (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:38 pm Report abuse
Maybe we should deploy Prince William in his scary air sea rescue helicopter that made all the RGs so scared. RG envy at our armed forces and our Royal Family.
68 Englander (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 01:52 pm Report abuse
62
I'm not clear he said or intended any of what you say. But hey, he can speak for himself if he wants.
69 LEPRecon (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:05 pm Report abuse
@66 - malen

Prince Harry is doing his duty. Something that you wouldn't understand.

Being in Afghanistan is not about killing people, as you like to put it, but to try and establish the peace so the Afghan people can rebuild their country.

The Taliban don't want the people of Afghanistan to be educated, to have doctors, schools, hospitals, television, computers or any freedom. The Taliban don't want the people of Afghanistan to think for themselves. The same has been true of all dictators through the ages.

If the international community were to turn their backs on Afghanistan now, thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people could be murdered.

In fact, many of the Taliban aren't even Afghan nationals, they're foreigners too, from Iran, Pakistan, Chechnya etc...

No the only way to ensure a lasting peace in Afghanistan is to train their own forces to be able to deal with these terrorists themselves.

Will it work? I don't know, but it's better to try than to ignore what's happening. I mean we did that before, didn't we? After the Russians were kicked out. The Taliban murdered hundreds of thousands of their own people while the international community looked on and did nothing. The Taliban allowed Afghanistan to become a safe haven for terrorist training camps, which lead to the terrible events of 11 Sep 2001.

The international community can't win can it? I mean, we went into Bosnia and Kosovo to protect the people, and we were eventually successful. We didn't go into Rwanda, and were criticised for not preventing acts of genocide.

We go into Afghanistan, and we're criticised. We help out Libya and we're criticised. We don't help out in Syria and we're criticised.

So the UN can't win no matter what it does, can it? Why? Because there are always people ready to criticise the action or inaction of the UN, and always like to blame someone. You should've done this, you shouldn't've have done that. But 20/20 hindsight is always perfect isn't it?
70 agent999 (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:14 pm Report abuse
@69
Well said.

Unfortunately some people hide their heads in the sand and pretend it is not happening, or, its not their fault that a nasty dictator was in power when it happened.
71 toooldtodieyoung (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:36 pm Report abuse
57 LEPRecon

Are being delibrately thick or are you just trying to pick a fight with everyone on this forum?

Tell you what turd, why don't you go away, have a coke and smile, then actually READ my post at 13.

Then, and only when you've grown up, we might have a conversation ( if you can ).
72 Simon68 (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:41 pm Report abuse
62 LEPRecon (#)
Sep 09th, 2012 - 12:02 pm

@13 said: ”Not only has prince Harry shown that he is, after all, just like the rest of us, but his father ( Prince Charles ) has pulled any strings to keep him away from the front line.“

As I understand him, he wished to say: ”Not only has prince Harry shown that he is, after all, just like the rest of us, but his father ( Prince Charles ) has [NOT] pulled any strings to keep him away from the front line.”

The rest of toooldtodieyoung's post is definetly pro-Harry!!!
73 Zhivago (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:43 pm Report abuse
Isn't Afghanistan a NATO mission?
74 Zethee (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 03:49 pm Report abuse
“Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans.”

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xqwNsmzCbM
75 Think (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 04:30 pm Report abuse
Funny....

British Turnip “toooldtodieyoung” can not write his comment in English, without omitting a (rather important) “NOT”

British Turnip “LEPRecon” can not read the above mentioned comment because of the (quite evident) omission of a “NOT”

Both get mad at eachother because they can't write or read English...

Argentinean Turnip “Simon68” must explain to both British Turnips how to write and read English so they can understand each other and find out that they both are in complete agreement about the discussed topic.

What a turnip field.............
76 Joe Bloggs (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 05:23 pm Report abuse
Well this thread has gone beyond its use-by date; saved only by the weekend. There's nothing left to say now except take care Harry, do your unit, your state and your family (twice over) proud. That goes to all of the troops in the Ghan.
77 toooldtodieyoung (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 07:10 pm Report abuse
72 Simon68

Thank you for being the voice of reason. and “YES” I did post the comment forgetting to add the “NOT” in it ( well spotted all ).

But I was in no way belittling Prince Harry as LEPRecon would have us all believe.

I am with the hawks when it comes to Afghanistan. I think that we are right to be there, only wish we had more boots on the ground.

48 Think

And just for the record, we are not fighting the Mujahideen. They were ( past tense ) Afghan freedom fighters who rose up against the Russian occupation of their country ( but you knew that already, didn't you? )

oh and by the way, “Today, under the Anglo ocupation of afghanistan” is another lie,isn't it? it's ISAF forces from all around the world, American lead and we are all fighting the Taliban. ( But you knew that as well didn't you? )

The ISAF forces are there under the invitation of the Afghan government, all they need to do is say “we don't want you here” and ISAF would be gone.

“most of the causalities are civilians, conveniently re-categorized as “Insurgents” ” Another lie ( you keep doing that don't you? Makes me wonder if you can tell the truth about anything ) We are fighting FOR the people of afghanistan not against them ( but you knew THAT already as well, didn't you? )

I would continue with the things that you already know but I don't want to overload your turniphead doing so......
78 aussie sunshine (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 07:28 pm Report abuse
don´t drop your trousers Harry!!
79 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 10:10 pm Report abuse
78 “don´t drop your trousers Harry!!”

He will feel right at home...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAORNh9vo68&feature=feedlik_more
80 HansNiesund (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 11:23 pm Report abuse
@79

Oh Marcos, you poor repressed, resentful thing. Homophobic and humourless too. It's a dead giveaway, you know.

And to think these are the men who kicked your arse.
81 British_Kirchnerist (#) Sep 09th, 2012 - 11:25 pm Report abuse
#77 ”And just for the record, we are not fighting the Mujahideen. They were ( past tense ) Afghan freedom fighters who rose up against the Russian occupation of their country ( but you knew that already, didn't you? )”

But the Taliban fighters of today (at least the leaders and the older ones) were PART of the mujahideen then. The Taliban only took over in the 90s because the mujahideen, after they won, descended into a set of murderous rival warlords who tore the country apart. Many of whom are our allies today... No occupation of Afghanistan can ever succeed, but the best in intention was the Soviet one. Especially when judged against its enemies, a Reagan-bin Laden alliance, how's that for an “axis of evil”?
82 Zhivago (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 12:54 am Report abuse
81 bk
Traitorous cocksucker!
83 Think (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 05:47 am Report abuse
British_Kirchnerist, Marcos Alejandro, TTT, Hermes1967 and other good folks….

Good morning to you all

I’ll go walkabouting and fishing for a weeks time or so……
Leaving my Tab 10.1 at me shed…..
Would you be so kind to keep an eye on the turnip farm until my return?

Thanks in advance
El Think
84 LEPRecon (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 06:23 am Report abuse
toooldtodieyoung

I would like to offer you my apologies. I misread/misunderstood your post whilst also being in a bit of a defensive mode, as I had just come off several other sites. It's not really an excuse I know, but I was getting fed up of constantly trying to put right the ignorance of people who have no idea what the military is like.
85 Englander (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 07:38 am Report abuse
83 Guess the argentine mobile networks dont work so well in the wilds. Will you be taking dufferuptheduff with you.
86 toooldtodieyoung (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 07:50 am Report abuse
84 LEPRecon

Accepted.

Don't worry matey... s'all rock and roll innit?

Who was to know that leaving out a word could cause so much misunderstanding?

Now that we are going to be friends again, what about king Turnip head's post at 48? talking about being wide of the mark!!

Oh and British_Kirchnerist post at 81. It's nice to know that these people have an up to date grip on current event's huh?

Anyway, friend no harm done huh? I will leave you with the old blessing we used when I was at Polytechnic “May all your hangovers be small ones!!”
87 British_Kirchnerist (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 12:19 pm Report abuse
#82 So now I'm a traitor for being against bin Laden (from the start, not just after he turned on us), how does that work?!
88 Benson (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 12:27 pm Report abuse
@83 Sorry Think, Christina nationalised your turnip farm while you where away.
89 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 12:41 pm Report abuse
OK, Think.
I'll do your postings for you until you return.
Trust me ...
90 Frank (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 01:05 pm Report abuse
Is he taking all his sock puppets on hols with him? Thats a lot of socks.......
91 Simon68 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 01:15 pm Report abuse
83 Think (#)
Sep 10th, 2012 - 05:47 am

If you are going fishing in Patagonia, you are a poacher. The continental fishing season in Patagonia begins on 1st. November, at this moment the trout and salmon are spawning and should not be disturbed.

Shame on you Think, I had assumed that at least you, as a Patagonian, would have some respect for the ecology of where you live!!!!!
92 Englander (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 02:23 pm Report abuse
90
BK is still around so I guess he forgot to pack his willy warmer.
93 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 03:23 pm Report abuse
Si #91
There are a lot of seafish in Patagonian waters - certainly enough to attract a thinking-hemmingway.
But he will have to be quick, the Chinese have new commercial fishing licences.

Hake, hake, hak .. ha .. h ........
“Merluga! Where've all the fish gone?”

This is no chuckle.
94 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 04:48 pm Report abuse
@BK
You need to tread carefully. Just remember what happened to Lord Haw Haw.
95 2012 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 06:53 pm Report abuse
@ 94
My comments placed in The Economist about Prince Harry bare buttocks are free to read for all of you...jejeje
V I V A ..... L A S ...... V E G A S
S I N C I T Y.....
FOR THE ROYAL ..... UK PRINCE C R A P!
96 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 07:10 pm Report abuse
@ 95 Shock, horror - Prince Harry moons!!!!!!
Wow we will never get over it.
You are scrapping the barrel.
97 SuzanneARG (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 07:25 pm Report abuse
@ 96
The islanders have the option to change the islands names to
Viva Las Vegas Folkloosers
98 2012 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 07:53 pm Report abuse
@ 97
You are right!
Is the right name for 3,ooo retards!
99 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 09:19 pm Report abuse
@97 The Falkland Islanders have the freedom to do anything they want.
Something the Argie dictatorships of 1982 and 2012 are impotent to stop.
@99 That took alot of thought power. Now go and have a siesta.
100 2012 (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 09:30 pm Report abuse
@ 99 Viva Las Vegas Folkloosers
Argentinians don't take naps.
lol
101 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 10:17 pm Report abuse
@100 No it's just Folk they lose!!! 30,000 at the last count.
102 Viva Argentina (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 10:19 pm Report abuse
@100
You are right 2012!
Viva Argentina
Down with the Falkloosers!
103 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 11:10 pm Report abuse
You are certainly straining your one brain cell today. Siesta time for you lot.
104 Viva Argentina (#) Sep 10th, 2012 - 11:11 pm Report abuse
down with the Falkloosers!
105 British_Kirchnerist (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 12:20 am Report abuse
#94 I don't remember Lord Haw Haw being consisiterntly against Hitler, as I am consistently against Bin Laden...
106 Zhivago (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 12:40 am Report abuse
105 BK
You have always been a traitor

Viva Argentina, Viva Las Falkland, Suzanne ARG, 2012
Sussie you really are a retard! Cunt!
107 British_Kirchnerist (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 01:35 am Report abuse
#106 “You have always been a traitor” Says the person who presumably thinks we were right to fund bin Laden in the 80s...
108 Marcos Alejandro (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 03:14 am Report abuse
83 Think
Jajajaja

Before the Afghan war, the crazy Taliban had almost eradicated opium production.
Now with the Brits over there production is all time high, no wonder they sent Harry to protect the family assets.
109 DanyBerger (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 06:20 am Report abuse
@Marcos Alejandro

They have to guarantee supplies otherwise unemployment in Her majestic land will skyrocket.
110 Viva Las Falklands (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 07:24 am Report abuse
@BK we all know you're not really british anyway.
@mark Alexander you're a prize prat and full of hot air.
@ 104 found the 30000 yet?
111 Santa Fe (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 11:46 am Report abuse
109 - Unemployment is dropping in the UK as we recover from a global recession, hows things in Argentina???? Inflation reached 30% yet ...only time
112 Pete Bog (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 02:49 pm Report abuse
@109
Not mentioning the excessive amount of drug abuse in Argentina then?
113 2012 (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 06:40 pm Report abuse
@106 Simon/Zhivago/Craig R

why don't you answer my comments in The Economist?
114 Preciosa (#) Sep 11th, 2012 - 07:18 pm Report abuse
@ 106 Zhivago/Craig R

You are the retard!

I am Preciosa
115 2012 (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 02:24 am Report abuse
@106 Simon/Zhivago/Craig R/Conqueror/Captain Poppy=same gay guys from the UK jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeejeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
116 DanyBerger (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 07:54 am Report abuse
@Santa Fe

In UK unemployment is not improving, recession is even worse and inflation rising.
I have friends there and most of them are planing to departure from UK as soon as possible because they cannot afford to pay the bills.
So stop talking BS will you?
117 Santa Fe (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 12:31 pm Report abuse
116...What utter rubbish you talk , inflation is 2.6% reasonably low i think you would agree, interest rates are lowest for years Bank of England Rate 0.5 percent.

As usual your posts are a pack of lies. Stop making stuff up
118 Anbar (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 01:08 pm Report abuse
“Difference being that ours were dictatorial and opposed by a majority of Argentineans.”

Only in “The Revised History of the World” by “CFK & associated paid supporters, sponsored Mercopress posters & the historically confused.”

Outside of that lofty intellectual grouping everybody else can smell the BS from miles away.

------------

“I have friends there and most of them are planing to departure from UK as soon as possible because they cannot afford to pay the bills. ”

That seems to indicate that your friends cannot earn enough to live in the UK, which doesn't say anything about the UK economy.... just something about your friends ability to earn decent amounts of money.

One would naturally then be drawn to ask why your friends are trying to earn money in the UK anyway (and not Argentina)...(or latam)... suggesting a bit of an own-goal in your reasoning (again).

...just saying...
119 DanyBerger (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 05:10 pm Report abuse
@Santa Fe
denial

Guardian August 2012
UK inflation rises again after recent falls
”This shock rise in inflation is a body blow to workers in need of respite after two years of falling wages.
www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/aug/14/inflation-surprise-rise-july
Guardian April 2012
“Rise in inflation and slow wage growth raise new fears over economic recovery
Increase in consumer price index to 3.5%”

“George Osborne has come under pressure to explain when the UK's economy will begin to grow, after warnings that inflation will stay stubbornly high while average earnings remain depressed.”

www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/apr/18/inflation-rise-slow-wage-growth-fears-recovery

UK inflation rate rises to 3.5% in March BBC April 2012
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17738121

@Anbar

My friends are English and Europeans flag waiver...

Everyone with any good professional skills want to live abroad to have better payment and decent standard of living.

At least you are a retarded Idiot from the countryside with a British flag in your @rss.

Only the low class and the losers stay in UK because they cannot go anywhere to find a good job.

“UK workers want to live abroad, survey finds
Nearly three quarters of corporate professionals want to work abroad, with 30% actively looking for a new job, a survey has found.” Telegraph

“Where Brits Want to Live Abroad & Why They Want to Move Overseas
A new survey has revealed... we still yearn for a better life abroad!” Aviva survey
“it’s more to do with the dire state of the UK economy”

“The recently released expat explorer survey by HSBC revealed that the number one reason for most expats moving abroad was to advance their career prospects and earn more money as a result.

Of the 4,127 expats surveyed in over 100 countries by HSBC, 57% responded that they had specifically chosen to move abroad to get a job, to find a better employment contract, to earn more or to get ahead in the career race.”
Just saying..
120 Troy Tempest (#) Sep 12th, 2012 - 09:45 pm Report abuse
@114 Propecia/Sussie/2012/Pederast

Sussie on TV

Imitacion CFK

Check out this video on YouTube:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6rDeZPSBsY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

VIVA SUSSIE/CFK !!
121 Santa Fe (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 07:00 am Report abuse
Duny Burger
www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9474265/UK-inflation-jumps-unexpectedly-in-July-to-2.6pc.html

its 2.6% !!! your made up story of 'friends' in UK leaving because inflation was so high was proved to be in correct.

do you understand inflation ???the bank of englands aim is for 2%

2.6% is not a high inflation rate, use your google tool to search world inflation and look up argentina
122 Clyde15 (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 08:58 am Report abuse
#116
You have friends ????????????
123 DanyBerger (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 01:56 pm Report abuse
@Santa Fe

Or you have a problem to read or you twist everything as you wish.

I say that my friends are planing to live UK because hardy can face the cost of living.

And I also say that the Unemployment is no easing as you say and that inflation is rising.

And then I posted links from UK media showing the rise of inflation in UK.
And also I cited respectable survey about Britons leaving UK for better job opportunities or to find job and better standard of living, etc.

So do you think that I wrote these articles for BBC and survey just to annoy you?

Do you even bother to read the articles?

“Inflation may stay above 3% this year, the Bank of Englad has warned. Photograph: Carl Court/PA
Increase in consumer price index to 3.5% “
www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/apr/18/inflation-rise-slow-wage-growth-fears-recovery

And you article says 2.6 just for July
www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9474265/UK-inflation-jumps-unexpectedly-in-July-to-2.6pc.html

And in March was 3.5%

So the inflation for the whole year as the BoE says would be above 3% may be 3.5%

And yes it is a high inflation for an economy with an over value currency and in stagnation and going to deflation.

“UK economy mired in stagnation rather than recession”
www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9480557/Martin-Weale-UK-economy-mired-in-stagnation-rather-than-recession.html

Road map: recession, VV recession, Stagnation, Stangflation, Deflation, Depression... and Collapse

Guess in what point is currently UK?

Stangflation, Stagnation with Inflation.

So smart people run away before the ship sinks and is too late.

Do you get the picture now.

So a country with high inflation but growing is paradise compared with recession/stagnation, etc.
124 Troy Tempest (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 03:28 pm Report abuse
@123 Denny's Burgers

“So a country with high inflation but growing is paradise ”

Sure, ask any Argentinian who is actually still living there.
125 Preciosa (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 04:46 pm Report abuse
If Prince Harry likes to play polo in Argentina and enjoy wild parties in Las Vegas means the UK is boring.
According to the Globe magazine, he plans to reside in the USA around the year 2014.
Good boy!
126 Simon68 (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 05:37 pm Report abuse
123 DanyBerger (#)
Sep 13th, 2012 - 01:56 pm

Dany, did you read the Telegraph article you linked?

“The Bank of England last week forecast that inflation would fall further in the short term, to around 2.1pc in the last three months of 2012, but then might rise slightly before averaging below the 2pc target from late 2013 onwards.”

The quote is from the article YOU put the link for!!!!!!!
127 Santa Fe (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 05:40 pm Report abuse
Wow Duny you have gone into link and google overload! So we are in stagflation now not rampant inflation. our economic knowledge is not very good if you think the Argentine model of mega high inflation is a better model. it's not a secret that the uk along with the developed world has suffered a recession but things are not critical and we belong a long slow recovery with LOW inflation, and low interest rates, slowly increasing job market.

any sane person wouldn't state that Argentinas broken economy is in a better state than the uk's.

125... Prince Harry Vegas, George Galloway, pirates....going thRough the troll book of meaningless statements are we!! Jajajajajaj
128 Clyde15 (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 07:13 pm Report abuse
#125
Wow ! If it came from that well respected quality journal Globe then it must be true !!
I am sure that they have a direct phone line to Buckingham Palace to get all the information they peddle. Go read a comic instead.
129 Troy Tempest (#) Sep 13th, 2012 - 10:57 pm Report abuse
@36 sussie/ Propecia/2012 etc etc etc...

You wrote:
“Sussie is my friend and no longer responding to the UK team comments.
The are more interesting things to do. She instructed Mercopress to block all comments.
Good Bye!”

We say:
”THE BRITS WIN, AGAIN !!! WELL DONE, BRITS!!!!”

LOL LOL LOL !!
130 DanyBerger (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 05:38 am Report abuse
@Simon68

You are wrong as always and has miss interpreted the article.

In other words.

The article says that the BoE has a target inflation for the end of 2013 (we are in 2012 if you are not aware of) and also the BoE says that before reach that forecast (target) inflation will rise. What is already happening now in UK

It is a forecast of the BoE like if the BCRA says that inflation for the end of 2013 for Argentina would be 4%.
Something easy to say, predict, estimate etc. but hardly to materialise.

And btw Simon68 have you ever been in Britain for a long period of time?

I guess not because you should know that the “Indec” of Britain like any other in the worlds always hide real numbers when they are bad.

@Santa Fe

Are you trying to convince your self of that?

There is not any evidence of UK recovery, and Stagflation is a flat economy no growing and with inflation.
You are not going to have hyperinflation but deflation in the long run. This is the worse scenario for an economy because companies starts to make liquid stocks, some sales with not profit margins to afford debts and cannibalism becomes the word of the year.

This lead to a massive bankrupt of little and middle size companies, which are the more vulnerable and also to more unemployment and the rise of the “spread” or interest points to borrow money abroad.

And if even that are not bad news CaMoron is also sending even faster the UK economy to collapse.
As the debt crisis of the Euro club will affect Britain’s exports.

Cuts only works when you have a manageable debt UK since long time ago lost the ability to manage its debt.

So tie you seat belt put your head down and wait hoping to be lucky before the air plane crash appears any good pilot to land anywhere.
131 Zhivago (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 11:33 am Report abuse
130 DB
Your Kapelusz education is shining through!
132 Santa Fe (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 11:36 am Report abuse
but the inflation rate isn't high in the UK!!!! my first point and your first made up story of ''friends fleeing the UK'' high inflation

Last time its below 3.0% ~2.6% NOT HIGH

Argentina 30% HIGH
133 agent999 (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 11:41 am Report abuse
@130

To compare the Argentinean INDEC with the UK forecasts for inflation shows how poor your grasp of economics really is.
134 Anbar (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 04:05 pm Report abuse
“”“At least you are a retarded Idiot from the countryside with a British flag in your @rss. ”“”

*sigh*

btw it's “arse” or @ss or even (_|_) or (_A_) or (_O_)

but not @rss... stick to the pictogram is my advice.

¬_¬
135 2012 (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 08:10 pm Report abuse
@129 Troy Tempest

jejeje..... The brits are not winning..
Sussie posts in The Economist
and guess what...try to remove my coments from The Economist ?....eeeeeeeeeeeh
you cannot traspass my post or dare to respond my comments....you old wimp!
Why Zhivago don't answer my post in the Economist?
Because he is a rubbish bloody english man!

Hey Troy Tempest You have made the UK look passe!
Again, You only can trasspass certain post like in Mercopress but not my post in The Economist!
The Department of Justice (USA) sent me a letter from the investigation I filed against Briton!
The UK lost!
136 Zhivago (#) Sep 14th, 2012 - 10:48 pm Report abuse
Schizophrenic Sussie
I don't read the economist! and incidentally I'm not British either.
137 Troy Tempest (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 07:40 am
Comment removed by the editor.
138 Clyde15 (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 09:20 am Report abuse
#135
What are you talking about ? What post in the Economist, when and under what heading ?
139 DanyBerger (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 01:13 pm Report abuse
Oh!

Poor Britons, Canadian and Yanks seems that to be ignorant is not enough now may be the will have to face jail in somewhere in EU or Arg. for threatening Arg citizens and Europeans.

It is not sad?

How can someone be so unlucky?
140 Zhivago (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 04:50 pm Report abuse
139 Danny
We're going to be just fine, don't be sad!
141 2012 (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 05:33 pm Report abuse
@ 140 Zhivago/ Craig R/ Simon68 same british idiot!

jejeje.....
“We're going to be fine, don't be sad”
jajajojoooooooooooojo
I am happy the muslims are planning to attack all the british embassies worldwide....I can see the rubbish bloody english men running like rats!
142 Clyde15 (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 06:54 pm Report abuse
#141
Unlike the Argentinians, The British don't run. Remember 1982 ?
143 Zhivago (#) Sep 15th, 2012 - 08:21 pm Report abuse
141 Schizophrenic Sussie
It seems to me that anyone living in the U.S. would not be happy the muslims are going on a rampage, they have very little concern about collateral damage, or maybe you feel safe in B.A.!
144 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 16th, 2012 - 10:21 am Report abuse
Quite frankly, I can understand the feelings of the Muslim 'mob'.
Take a look at the video and you will see just how offensive it is.
This is viewed by 'all' individuals and families across the Muslim world.

OK, it was produced and validated by the odd-ball 'religious Right' of the USA, but without powerful response from the USA establishment - indicating that *this is what the USA thinks* about the Muslim leader of the faith.

What I fail to grasp is why this translates into attacks on a German Embassy.
145 Zhivago (#) Sep 16th, 2012 - 12:16 pm Report abuse
144
Germans are infidels, pretty simple when you think about it. This isn't about the U.S.
146 Troy Tempest (#) Sep 16th, 2012 - 03:26 pm Report abuse
@Nothing from the Trolls.

Hmmmm, they have all retreated again.

Getting new scripts??
147 GeoffWard2 (#) Sep 17th, 2012 - 11:27 am Report abuse
Perhaps there is only the one troll, and we know he has gone on holiday.

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