Prisoners given their vote back

[manc-mag 1]

instead of going into Iraq to get rid of Saddam, we should have just let them all into the UK, as is our duty. I'm sure we would cope, just think of the boost to multi-culturism.

 

In fact, going back to the opening post, we should let these prisoners make their own way to the polling booths, I'm sure they can all be trusted, sensible people like they are undergoing their rehabilitation back into society, until they have "done their time".

 

 

could have done worse - Iraq had the best education system in the Arab world and a very high proportion of women in professional jobs

 

so you're saying we should have just let them get on with rule by Saddam then ?

 

The ironic thing is, if a plane blows up you will be the first to complain about security services not doing their jobs properly. Haven't I asked you if you are jealous of Civil Servants and their pensions etc ? Have you replied ?

 

 

What are you expecting him to say, like? "Yes!"

[Renton 22424]

instead of going into Iraq to get rid of Saddam, we should have just let them all into the UK, as is our duty. I'm sure we would cope, just think of the boost to multi-culturism.

 

In fact, going back to the opening post, we should let these prisoners make their own way to the polling booths, I'm sure they can all be trusted, sensible people like they are undergoing their rehabilitation back into society, until they have "done their time".

 

 

could have done worse - Iraq had the best education system in the Arab world and a very high proportion of women in professional jobs

 

so you're saying we should have just let them get on with rule by Saddam then ?

 

The ironic thing is, if a plane blows up you will be the first to complain about security services not doing their jobs properly. Haven't I asked you if you are jealous of Civil Servants and their pensions etc ? Have you replied ?

 

What's the connection between Iraq and planes blowing up again?

[LeazesMag 0]

instead of going into Iraq to get rid of Saddam, we should have just let them all into the UK, as is our duty. I'm sure we would cope, just think of the boost to multi-culturism.

 

In fact, going back to the opening post, we should let these prisoners make their own way to the polling booths, I'm sure they can all be trusted, sensible people like they are undergoing their rehabilitation back into society, until they have "done their time".

 

 

could have done worse - Iraq had the best education system in the Arab world and a very high proportion of women in professional jobs

 

so you're saying we should have just let them get on with rule by Saddam then ?

 

The ironic thing is, if a plane blows up you will be the first to complain about security services not doing their jobs properly. Haven't I asked you if you are jealous of Civil Servants and their pensions etc ? Have you replied ?

 

 

What are you expecting him to say, like? "Yes!"

 

yes. Because he is and it stands out a mile

[Happy Face 29]

instead of going into Iraq to get rid of Saddam, we should have just let them all into the UK, as is our duty. I'm sure we would cope, just think of the boost to multi-culturism.

 

In fact, going back to the opening post, we should let these prisoners make their own way to the polling booths, I'm sure they can all be trusted, sensible people like they are undergoing their rehabilitation back into society, until they have "done their time".

 

 

could have done worse - Iraq had the best education system in the Arab world and a very high proportion of women in professional jobs

 

so you're saying we should have just let them get on with rule by Saddam then ?

 

The ironic thing is, if a plane blows up you will be the first to complain about security services not doing their jobs properly.

 

I'm starting to think you don't even click the links I provide to the facts

 

[Meenzer 15871]

instead of going into Iraq to get rid of Saddam, we should have just let them all into the UK, as is our duty. I'm sure we would cope, just think of the boost to multi-culturism.

 

In fact, going back to the opening post, we should let these prisoners make their own way to the polling booths, I'm sure they can all be trusted, sensible people like they are undergoing their rehabilitation back into society, until they have "done their time".

 

 

could have done worse - Iraq had the best education system in the Arab world and a very high proportion of women in professional jobs

 

so you're saying we should have just let them get on with rule by Saddam then ?

 

The ironic thing is, if a plane blows up you will be the first to complain about security services not doing their jobs properly. Haven't I asked you if you are jealous of Civil Servants and their pensions etc ? Have you replied ?

 

What's the connection between Iraq and planes blowing up again?

 

[Kevin S. Assilleekunt 1]

Saddam Hussein implemented his campaign 'the eradication of illiteracy' which schooled the population with stories of his greatness and so on.

[manc-mag 1]

The old big head!

[ChezGiven 0]

Saddam Hussein implemented his campaign 'the eradication of illiteracy' which schooled the population with stories of his greatness and so on.

Is that why we went to war?

[Renton 22424]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

[Kevin S. Assilleekunt 1]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

 

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

Edited November 3, 2010 by Kevin S. Assilleekunt

[Guest alex]

Which fancy Dan lecturer wrote that though?

[Kevin S. Assilleekunt 1]

Dan Brown

[Renton 22424]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

 

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

 

Making good use of religion is hardly the same as being religious though. Wasn't his buddy Tariq a catholic as well? Multiculturalism in action.

[Kevin S. Assilleekunt 1]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

 

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

 

Making good use of religion is hardly the same as being religious though. Wasn't his buddy Tariq a catholic as well? Multiculturalism in action.

 

One of the original founders of the party was a Christian too, possibly both. Saddam made direct references to the Koran in speeches though, and made sure to whip it up good and proper with the frothing Mohammedites.

Edited November 3, 2010 by Kevin S. Assilleekunt

[NJS 4446]

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

 

Like GW Bush?

 

 

(Put the initials in as an afterthought because "like bush?" was a bit OT)

[Renton 22424]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

 

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

 

Making good use of religion is hardly the same as being religious though. Wasn't his buddy Tariq a catholic as well? Multiculturalism in action.

 

One of the original founders of the party was a Christian too, possibly both. Saddam made direct references to the Koran in speeches though, and made sure to whip it up good and proper with the frothing Mohammedites.

 

Sounds like one of those loonies I was listening to from the Tea Party on the radio this morning.

[Kevin S. Assilleekunt 1]

Saddam Hussein implemented his campaign 'the eradication of illiteracy' which schooled the population with stories of his greatness and so on.

Is that why we went to war?

 

Woooooaaaahhhh dude. WOooooaaaahhh. That's almost like, satire or something.

[Rob W 0]

We should have huge issues with North Korea if that's the case.

 

By the way, Saddam was not irreligious as is commonly thought (at least his rule wasn't); was reading a book recently that mentioned the Baathists and Saddam, and he always made good use of religion, as any self-respecting fascist does.

 

Making good use of religion is hardly the same as being religious though. Wasn't his buddy Tariq a catholic as well? Multiculturalism in action.

 

One of the original founders of the party was a Christian too, possibly both. Saddam made direct references to the Koran in speeches though, and made sure to whip it up good and proper with the frothing Mohammedites.

 

Sounds like one of those loonies I was listening to from the Tea Party on the radio this morning.

 

 

aye no US politician can stop referring to GAWD in their speaches