or sunsets/sunrises should I say. Some of my friend's pictures from Iraq:
My favorite..
Love this one. <3
My favorite..
Love this one. <3
Iraq sure does have some beautiful scenery
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Posts: 12269 (06/26/2009 10:26 AM) |
Gorgeous pictures.
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Posts: 1474 (06/26/2009 3:01 PM) |
wow.
well its nothing we dont see here but its sad how destroyed that country is with the potential to be soo beautiful "/
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Posts: 18839 (06/26/2009 3:31 PM) |
Nice pics.
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Posts: 1665 (06/26/2009 3:32 PM) |
i would hardly call that iraq's scenery. that's america's unjust military domnation of iraq. iraq is an amazing country. big cities. huge magestic roads. to reduce the country to a couple of skylines and military bunkers is an injustice to the
country.
and finally.....  
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Posts: 1142 (06/26/2009 3:53 PM) |
From what I understand the Garden of Eden was in what is now Iraq. Mesopotamia, which is now Iraq, was the cradle of civilization. Must be or have been a
beautiful place for it to be the cradle of civilization.
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Posts: 1666 (06/26/2009 4:10 PM) |
^ iraq's various museums held some of the most important and priceless artifacts of Mesopotamia.
after the american army unjustly invaded iraq, they didnt care about the loss of culture. president bush didnt do anything to maintain order in the country. remember show and awe? people looted the museums. there is virtually nothing that remains. |
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Posts: 325 (06/26/2009 4:11 PM) |
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Posts: 1669 (06/26/2009 5:11 PM) |
oh and one more thing -- fuck the armerican military.
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Posts: 2354 (06/26/2009 6:01 PM) |
natashadharma wrote: Right back at cha babe. |
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Posts: 8802 (06/26/2009 6:20 PM) |
Beautiful photos. Thanks for posting guys.
What I can't stand is when people only seem to care about the American military, but not all the innocent Iraqis. 
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Posts: 16337 (06/26/2009 6:23 PM) |
natashadharma wrote:How about fuck everyone else that is over there as well? Or better yet.. let the American Military leave.. and all the jobs we are providing on base stop. Watch what happens. When we leave so many people will be out of jobs, so many more innocent people will be murdered. But whatever, what do I know. |
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Posts: 1670 (06/26/2009 6:25 PM) |
I have and never will support a military force of any kind. I bowed out of Remembrance Days as a kid. I don't support voilence of ANY kind....unless
it's a smack across perez hilton's face.
it's like we are forced to support "the courageous people of the military" without even thinking for ourselves. i dont commend people who seek a job that involves killing other people. theyre fucking uneducated idiots who had no other options. |
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Posts: 16338 (06/26/2009 6:26 PM) |
PosterGirl2006 wrote:That is not true. Have you ever talked to anyone who was in the US military that was stationed over there? Most of them come out and want to go back to HELP out the innocent civilians. They don't want to fight, or shoot anyone. It's very ignorant and naive to say that people only care about the US Military. We provide jobs, medical, dental, food, water to those in need and we just get shit on |
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Posts: 16339 (06/26/2009 6:28 PM) |
natashadharma wrote:Okay... you do understand that without war you would probably not be alive right? There is violance happening everyday so don't just point a finger to the US and tell the troops to fuck off. If there wasn't an American Military the US wouldn't be what it is today. We'd probably be more like N.Korea locked down in the 1950's not aloud to do anything, to say anything. All out money goes to the government. Killed for breaking a law. |
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Posts: 8803 (06/26/2009 6:29 PM) |
^ I didn't say all people in reference to anyone.
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Posts: 16340 (06/26/2009 6:30 PM) |
I know.
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Posts: 1673 (06/26/2009 6:30 PM) |
MonkeyMonkey85 wrote: they want to help? get a job at the UN. or Amnesty International. or the Red Cross. being in the military involves using force and violence to impose a new regime -- for better or for worse. i dont support violence of any kind so i dont support the military. And, sure, some may enlist in the military with a desire to help other, but they leave the military with psychological problems. why? because the human condition is not supposed to engage in such heinous acts. |
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Posts: 1674 (06/26/2009 6:33 PM) |
MonkeyMonkey85 wrote: ummmm....North Korea has the fifth-largest army in the world. so much for that argument. |
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Posts: 16341 (06/26/2009 6:35 PM) |
Yeah the argument was.. go to N.Korea where they are MADE to enlist and can't get out of that shit. They don't get paid money, they don't get
anything but the bare minimum.
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Posts: 762 (06/26/2009 7:23 PM) |
My guy pal is in the army. The stories he told changed my whole perception of the U.S armed forces. Remember the "puppy over the cliff" incident? Not
even the tip of the iceberg.
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