Riot forming group to win $25 million

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

How about a covert infiltration of teh White House to kidnap GWB? No money here, just the satisfaction of heving done something good for mankind.

[Riot]

Go die, D-Weaver. Seriously.

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

Go die, D-Weaver. Seriously.

Bush first. Seriously.

[Sac-1]

I think i'm out.
Since i'm a muslim I wouldn't want to help. Besides I wouldn't want to see that video.

EDIT:D-Weaver, if you are planning to make a group for that then i'm in!

[Jugs]

Yes, they need some to keep a lookout for anything suspicious as you're useless for any thinking tasks.

[Fresh8]

If u wanna find Bin Laden, he's either...

A) In Al-Jerzeera (Spelling?) TV Station
B) In a cave, playing with mountain goats

OR

C) In Bush's closet

[Jackal]

Since i'm a muslim I wouldn't want to help.

Because you are muslim, you can't help take down one of the most cruel men in the world? One of the most non-innocent men in the world?

Idiots like yourself give the islam the name it has today.

[kibaxx7]

A) In Al-Jerzeera (Spelling?) TV Station

Al-Jazeera...

I think I'm in, Riot...

[ixcuincle]

I think i'm out.
Since i'm a muslim I wouldn't want to help. Besides I wouldn't want to see that video.

EDIT:D-Weaver, if you are planning to make a group for that then i'm in!

Bin Laden's and Zarqawi's kind of radical muslim beliefs and hatred against America is not the true face of Islam. Wouldn't you want to help destroy or damage those who give your religion a bad name ?

[Jackal]

"No, I'm muslim. So I wouldn't want to help."

Brain the size of a dust particle.

[Username123]

I think its normal for a Muslim to say what Sac-1 said, this is mainly because Muslims show great sympathy to other Muslims. The relation between one Muslim to another is very strong in Islam, so i guess Sac-1 really thinks its bad killing or capturing Bin Laden. As for my self, I believe that people portraying Islam as a violent/cruel religion should be taken care of. And for some reason i really believe that Bin Laden is hiding in the States with the protection of CIA agents

[Jing]

he's working at the white house kitchen XD

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

"No, I'm muslim. So I wouldn't want to help."

Brain the size of a dust particle.

Idiot. Why would you want to help a global police goverment which has been killing your people, innocent and guilty alike, like flies in the name of freedom? Put yourself in someone else's shoes for a cahnge and try to understand their reasoning before you go on passing judgement, moron.

[Riot]

"No, I'm muslim. So I wouldn't want to help."

Brain the size of a dust particle.

Idiot. Why would you want to help a global police goverment which has been killing your people, innocent and guilty alike, like flies in the name of freedom? Put yourself in someone else's shoes for a cahnge and try to understand their reasoning before you go on passing judgement, moron.

Vs. having an extremist terrorist leader who has been killing innocent lives all across the world in the name of Allah?

[ixcuincle]

I think its normal for a Muslim to say what Sac-1 said, this is mainly because Muslims show great sympathy to other Muslims.

Yes , but not when other Muslims follow a radical style of Islam. The minority of Muslims practice the radical kind...I remember watching the news when London's subway system was bombed by Muslim radicals and immediately the Muslim community in London denounced the bombings. You should sympathize with other Muslims , but there is a limit.

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

Vs. having an extremist terrorist leader who has been killing innocent lives all across the world in the name of Allah?

vs. having a perennial idiot masquerading as a democratic leader and freedom fighter in order to pursue multinational corporations', weapons manufacturers' and oil cartels' interests, who has been killing innocent lives all across the world in the name of freedom?

To me, it's a tie. Choosing the lesser of two evils is not my way of doing things. Osama feeds the Capitol, and the Capitol feeds Osama. It's a black chain of death that never stops. And for teh same reason that an American liberal would not want to go after Bush, a muslim might choose not to go after Osama.

I respect your views Riot, but I disagree with them. But stating that EVERY muslim in the world should go after Bin Laden, one way or another, is just plain wrong.

[Andrew]

"First of all, let me assure you this isn't one of those shady pyramid schemes, no sir! Our model, is the trapezoid!"

[Jackal]

Idiot.

Seems you're feeling comfortable enough to be slinging names again, how bout you calm down once again.

Why would you want to help a global police goverment which has been killing your people, innocent and guilty alike, like flies in the name of freedom?

That's your reason for not helping to catch one of the worst people in the world? Good to see you've got your rights & wrongs set straight.

Put yourself in someone else's shoes for a cahnge and try to understand their reasoning before you go on passing judgement, moron.

You dumb shriveled up cock, do you even have muslim people where you live? Fucking retard, instead of trying to defend what one random moron said, how about you use your common sense? Basically what that fucktard said is, "oh, I'm muslim so I won't help catch Bin Laden."
Do you even realise what a bad image he & WK just gave of muslim people? God Dweeber, I knew you were stupid but I didn't know you were WK level stupid.

I didn't say every muslim in the world should go after him, I said they are indirectly aproving of what he's done given they have no intentions of having him captured. Use your common sense for once you putrid feces.

Done in this thread, stupidity reigns mighty where Dweaver, Sac-1 & WK agree.

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

Seems you're feeling comfortable enough to be slinging names again, how bout you calm down once again.

dumb shriveled up cock

Fucking retard

fucktard

putrid feces.

(top notch! )


'There are many ways to live, yet only one to lead: By example" (Some dead guy)

I said they are indirectly aproving of what he's done given they have no intentions of having him captured.

Hey, I have no actual intentions of having Bush kidnapped, captured, brutalized (although the temptation is indeed there). That must mean I am indirectly approving of his actions. That's logic for the masses, ain't it so, fallout boy?

Done in this thread

the thread thanks you.

[J@3]

Dweaver you can't seriously think George Bush is as bad as Osama.

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

Dweaver you can't seriously think George Bush is as bad as Osama.

Depends on how much on the long term one is willing to think. And by the way, it's not just Bush. Clinton's war on Serbia wasn't any better. The Gulf Wars: Episode I was a disgrace as well. Star Wars: Episode II - Clone of the Attack was a brutal slaughter of innocents in teh name of freedom.

The way things are headed right now on a global level, the corporate police state is not as far as we might think, and it certainly is not science-fiction material as many people think. My firm having represented countless diplomats from across the world, and having discussed with them openly about the New World Order that seems to be looming up ahead, I can only come to the conclusions that I have established, seeing as though 90% of the time, the people I talked with verified that their suspicions identified themselves with mine.

There is a rise in weapons manufacturers' exports, munitions factories are being set up all across third world countries with American material arriving under goverment escort, Drug labs are being policed by CIA agents, and unresolved assasinations of key political figures have once too many been connected to American Intelligence activity in the region.


There is an Agenda, I am almost certain of that. There seems to be a veiled effort to slowly infiltrate personal information, under the 'disguise' of protection from outside harm. It is a devious method. making your prey agree to its capture, and GWB and his crew are doing a very good job at it.


what I cannot be totally sure of, is whether the initiative for this Agenda belongs to GWB himself, or there is another, behind-the-scenes, global goverment that pulls its string on the political front of the US and teh other members of the G8.


To answer you question, then. Seeing into the futre and extrapolating from the way things are evolving right now, yes, Bush and whatever or whoever is hidden behind is much more detrimental to the well-being of this planet than Osama's kamikazi attacks and senseless bombings. Both methods of instituting and/or reshaping the balance of power are heinous, but only one of teh two can have long lasting effects on each and every one of us, including me and you.

[J@3]

You can't see into the future you tool.

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

You can't see into the future you tool.

That's all you got from my post? Nah, why do I bother. Love Bush, hate Bush, in the end, you'll have to judge for yourself, 'tool'.

[J@3]

Dweaver stop being such a moronic braindead sponge and take a look at what you're writing. You're trying to justify someone's decision to not hunt the World's most dangerous terrorist leader. I don't care whether you're pro Bush, against Bush or don't give a Bush (or in your case, uneducated), the fact is it's a stupid thing to say and the sooner you admit that to yourself instead of going off on insult laden tangents (yes, like this one) you'll be alot better for it. Act your age.

Or would you just rather that people continue to die via terrorist attacks because in your opinion George Bush is worse?

[AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy]

You're a waste of time. I said my part, those who care to understand my reasoning , whether they agree to it or not. Now shoo.