RE: Iraqi Invitation (Part2)

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 27-08-02 AT 07:03 AM (GMT)]Hi, Vortex,

As for Afghanistan, It’s to early to decide wheter the American (or allied as you wish) intervention has changed anything to the country. It’s not the US’s fault that this country is already so long at war, it’s mainly the fault of the local generals who prefer the current situation. Maybe 10 years from now, we can have a clear view on Afghanistan. It’s just too early now.

I don’t know much of the Taleban, but I don’t think a women in Afghanistan is happier now, she still has to wear her Burka and her son might have been killed on some wedding party. I’m not blaming America, it’s not America’s fault a couple of Mark-82 bombs have been dropped wrongly … err … it’s god’s fault! Oops, no, god is with us. Must have been the fault of those Europeans, not being able at pinpointing the exact target.

Phantom, stop with your macho behaviour, because you act like a 8-year old kid.

RE: Windows XP

Like the picture. MS Aryan 😀 lol

RE: Sick sites 🙂

Com’on everyone from the forum, let’s donate. So I can set up my “US-bashing” site 😀 }> 😀

RE: What is your best aviation movie?

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 26-08-02 AT 09:31 PM (GMT)]You mean “Behind Enemy Lines”.

There was one funny part in it, when the football fell of the deck. WIIIIIILSOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!! 😀 But I prefer Tom Hanks 😀

Cast Away, now that’s a good aviation related movie.

RE: How WAS your vacation?

Yeah it’s so good overseas. At least the weather is not shite here 😀

Going to Florence, can I recommend you something? Take your VISA with you, cause you’ll need it!

RE: How WAS your vacation?

Than go to Menorca. there’s plenty to see of your age :9 :*

RE: Belgium sells weapons to Nepal

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2216446.stm

Belgium defends arms sales to Nepal

The Belgian Government has been defending the controversial sale of more than 5,000 machine guns to Nepal.
Belgian Foreign Minister Louis Michel said the Nepalese authorities needed the weapons because of the threat posed by Maoist rebels who are trying to impose a communist dictatorship.

He said the production and sale of arms was not immoral, and the real question was to know who they are going to.

Politicians from other Belgian parties have demanded an urgent parliamentary debate on the deal, claiming that it could infringe guidelines against the sale of weapons to countries embroiled in civil wars.

The issue has split the governing coalition of Belgian Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt.

The Maoist rebels have been fighting since 1996 to overthrow the constitutional monarchy in Nepal.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service

RE: Georgian bombing reports

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2216025.stm

“
The US is deeply concerned about credible reports that Russian military aircraft indiscriminately bombed villages in northern Georgia “

Ari Fleischer,
White House spokesman

This reaction supprises me a bit though. I thought Russia was in the coalition against terror.
What is the United States so afraid of? It can’t be of the pipeline going through Georgia …