> In article
>
c-61-68-245-199.per.connect.net.au>,
> Billy getthe.net> wrote:
> >> Next up, use white phosphorus on civilian populations. Will the
>> nincom-poop finally have something to say? Tune in for the next
>> embarrassing adventure of Ian MacLure, "The Perfect Waste of Space".
>
> Welcome back to the continuing saga of Ian MacLure (aka Mr. Numbnuts),
> "The Perfect Waste of Space".
Do we use WP. You bet. As to Fallujah I, most civilians had
evacuated. Some refused and were still there when the fighting
started. Had we wanted we could have maximized civilian
deaths very simply.
> Last time we learned that supporters of President Monkey Smirk
> were willing to accept the deaths of countless civilians in Monkey
> Smirk's vanity war, if it lead to killing, scaring, waking up a
> suspected nationalist, or militant, or (alleged) terrorist
> (whatever). Heck, sometime a really loud boom is worth it.
Sure. Look at Fallujah now. Its actually a working city
and quite peaceful.
> Anyway, todays walk down memory lane with our taciturn Mr. Numbnuts,
> takes us to the use of "white phosphorous" on civilians.
>
> Billy - We use white phosphorus on civilian populations.
If they are caught in a combat situation where Asshats try to
use them as shields thats entirely possible.
>>
> Ian MacLure's response
> "Horseshit." (The man is a natural How does he think these
> things up?)
Well its not original actually. But then again none of your stuff,
So?
> US troops heading towards centre of Iraqi town of Falluja
> Falluja suffered great damage during the offensive
As defined by whom? By the Asshats losing 20 to kill 1 American
is a great vicotry. Idjits....
> US troops used white phosphorus as a weapon in last year's offensive in
> the Iraqi city of Falluja, the US has said.
Yup its a prt of the normal warload for arty and mortars.
> "It was used as an incendiary weapon against enemy combatants,"
> spokesman Lt Col Barry Venable told the BBC - though not against
> civilians, he said.
>
> The US had earlier said the substance - which can cause burning of the
> flesh - had been used only for illumination.
Well it does do that too.
> BBC defence correspondent Paul Wood says having to retract its denial is
> a public relations disaster for the US.
>
http://www.documentary-film.net/search/video-listings.php?e=8
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_phosphorus_use_in_Iraq
> Use by Saddam Hussein
> There are several cases in which white phosphorus (WP) has been used as
> an anti-personnel weapon in Iraq by Saddam Hussein and the United
> States. Although initially denied, its use was later confirmed by a
> United States general serving in Iraq. General Pace, then Chairman of
> the Joint Chiefs of Staff denied allegations that the weapon was used
> against civilians, maintaining that it only targeted insurgents.[1]
I dare say the insurgents were trying to stay as close to civilians
as they could ( a violation of law in and of itself with which you
don't seem too concerned ).
> According to an undated ANSA article quoted by an RAI documentary,
> White phosphorus was used by Saddam Hussein during the Halabja poison
> gas attack: (transl.) "On the morning of March 16, 1988, the Iraqi
> aerial forces bombed several times the city with a chemical cocktail of
> nerve agents: yperite, tabun, VX, napalm and white phosphorus." WP use
> had not been previously mentioned in other reports on Halabja.[2]
So WP and Napalm are nerve agents now? Gee whiz I wonder (Troofers)
where (Troofers) you got (Troofers) that one.
Indiscriminate bombing of a civilian population as in Halabja with
WMDs ( oh wait you turds claim he Sodom the Insane didn't have any )
not the same thing as operations against armed Asshats. The Asshats
were under obligation not to involve civilians. That they chose to
involve civilians is their problem not ours.
> First major assault on Fallujah
> In April 2004, during the first major U.S. assault on Fallujah after the
> fall of Saddam Hussein's government, Darrin Mortenson of the North
> County Times in California reported that white phosphorus was used as an
> incendiary weapon. Embedded with the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment,
> Mortenson described one marine, Cpl. Bogert, and his mortar team in
> action
Yeah its what WP is. You seem surprised.
Blather intended to obscure Asshat criminal behaviour snipped.
[snip]
> Behind the phosphorus clouds are war crimes within war crimes
> We now know the US also used thermobaric weapons in its assault on
Do you even know what a thermobaric weapon is?
[snip]
> Boy, as a red blooded American, it makes you feel . . really
> sick to think this was done in our name. But we got thoes "suspected
> resistance fighters", didn't we?
We shoulda got them the first time round. Fallujah I was a clusterfuck
of immense proportions.
> Next up,
> Billy - We torture people.
>>
> Ian MacLure's response
> Some of them need to be tortured.
Damn straight. An Asshat who is quite clearly not going to
play by the rules should forfeit any protection of international
law. If caught fighting in civilian clothes they should be executed
immediately.
> We really should have a vote on Ian's on screen moniker:
> (1) Nitwit, (2) Nincom-poop, (3) Mr. Numbnuts, (4) Asshole
Its kinda sad you already have all of those spoken for.
"The Perfect Waste of Space".
Describes most aptly the volume between yer ears.
> And that's the, how do you call it?, the troof. Bwahahahaha
Figures. About what one expects from a Troofer.
[snip]
> That's all from Twofer (information + attitude) Billy for now :o)
You mispelled "Troofer", Troofer.
You have seen the Troof and it has made you stoopid.
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