WAR! What is it good for.....

[Devilman]

funny little comic strips. :)

http://www.mnftiu.cc/mnftiu.cc/war14.html

[Mike]

This is old news! I've been on those for a while now. Gripe gripe gripe.

Actually, did you read the "Fan Fiction About The Comics Strip" and the "Fan Fiction About The Fan Fiction"? Those were pretty funny.

[Ra Havok]

What's so funny about the truth? :confused:

[Pep]

maybe the ignorance about it. They were funny but I didn't laugh. They were funny-sad, not funny-haha.

[Devilman]

Originally posted by Pep
maybe the ignorance about it. They were funny but I didn't laugh. They were funny-sad, not funny-haha.

My thoughts exactely. I had more fun with the idea that most of the people in the USA don't know that. I swear, sometimes I do feel like i live in an evil empire.

[Ra Havok]

Originally posted by Devilman


My thoughts exactely. I had more fun with the idea that most of the people in the USA don't know that. I swear, sometimes I do feel like i live in an evil empire.

Don't feel too bad about it, practically every country has/had its filthy politics. :mad:

[alric]

Yeah, the U.S. knew that Saddam was going to uses those chemicals on his own people.Evil U.S. and their ability to tell the future,I mean,we are the crappiest nation on earth,and so evil.It's evident by all the mispellings and poor grammar which should've been caught by a fifth grader,in this creative cartoon,I mean,how many times can you say the same thing over and over with different words and NOT be considered creative.The U.S. is so evil that the only politically driven citizens it has,are forced underground and go on a messageboard and shake it's finger at evil U.S. foriegn policy.


Worst nation ever!

[Ra Havok]

Originally posted by alric
Yeah, the U.S. knew that Saddam was going to uses those chemicals on his own people.Evil U.S. and their ability to tell the future,I mean,we are the crappiest nation on earth,and so evil.It's evident by all the mispellings and poor grammar which should've been caught by a fifth grader,in this creative cartoon,I mean,how many times can you say the same thing over and over with different words and NOT be considered creative.The U.S. is so evil that the only politically driven citizens it has,are forced underground and go on a messageboard and shake it's finger at evil U.S. foriegn policy.


Worst nation ever!

I might be mistaken.. but I think I sense some sarcasm here.. :rolleyes:

[CWmax]

Originally posted by alric
Yeah, the U.S. knew that Saddam was going to uses those chemicals on his own people.Evil U.S. and their ability to tell the future,


Well.... we did support Saddams chemical weapons strikes with our satellite imaging.....

"It is true that Saddam Hussein has used these weapons before, against those who couldn't respond in kind - Iranian soldiers and perhaps most infamously on 17 March 1988 against "his own people" in the Kurdish city of Halabja. Within half an hour of this attack over 5000 men, women and children were dead from chemical weapons containing a range of pathogens which were dropped on them.

If Washington and London are genuinely concerned about Iraq's WMD, why did they continue to supply him with the means to acquire them for 18 months after the attack on Halabja?

Initially, the US blamed Iran for the Halabja attack, a particularly cynical ploy given Saddam had also used chemical weapons against Teheran's forces during their nine-year conflict in the 1980s. In fact Washington continued to treat Saddam as a favoured ally and trading partner long after the attack on Halabja was exposed as his handiwork.

At the time, the Reagan Administration tried to prevent criticism of Saddam's chemical attack on the Kurds in the Congress and in December 1989, George Bush's father authorised new loans to Saddam in order to achieve the "goal of increasing US exports and put us in a better position to deal with Iraq regarding its human rights record ". Surprisingly, the goal was never reached. In February 1989, eleven months after Halabja, John Kelly, US Assistant Secretary of State, flew to Baghdad to tell Saddam Hussein that "you are a source for moderation in the region, and the United States wants to broaden her relationship with Iraq".

But I don't think that these cartoons were created in the 1980's....