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Crumbs, I agree with Hanns!
The commendation honouring Carter should read as follows:
· For ordering the CIA to organise the killers running the death squads in Argentina to train Nicaraguan Contras in Honduras and hurl them into battle against the Sandinista government.
· For dispatching millions in aid and riot equipment to the Salvadorian military and sending US personnel to train Salvadorian officers in Panama.
· For sending special envoy Richard Holbrooke to South Korea, where workers and students were demanding democracy. Holbrooke gave US backing to the South Korean military and insisted that they crush the rebellion. Some 3,000 South Koreans were killed in March 1980.
· For authorising the covert CIA operation in Afghanistan that led to the creation of the mojahedin and giving the green light for Saudi religious, ideological and financial intervention, begun under the leadership of Osama bin Laden.
· For re-arming Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in Thailand after they were defeated by the Vietnamese.
· For leading a campaign in favour of the release of Lieutenant William Calley, found guilty of mass murder in the My Lai massacre in South Vietnam.
· For support and weaponry supplied to the Indonesian military dictatorship after the brutal occupation of East Timor.
· For encouraging the rise of the Christian right.
· For accepting financial help from the Bank of Credit and Commerce International while this outfit calmly cheated its depositors.
For all these reasons, the Nobel committee is delighted to award the peace prize for 2002 to former US president Jimmy Carter.
The commendation honouring Carter should read as follows:
· For ordering the CIA to organise the killers running the death squads in Argentina to train Nicaraguan Contras in Honduras and hurl them into battle against the Sandinista government.
· For dispatching millions in aid and riot equipment to the Salvadorian military and sending US personnel to train Salvadorian officers in Panama.
· For sending special envoy Richard Holbrooke to South Korea, where workers and students were demanding democracy. Holbrooke gave US backing to the South Korean military and insisted that they crush the rebellion. Some 3,000 South Koreans were killed in March 1980.
· For authorising the covert CIA operation in Afghanistan that led to the creation of the mojahedin and giving the green light for Saudi religious, ideological and financial intervention, begun under the leadership of Osama bin Laden.
· For re-arming Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge in Thailand after they were defeated by the Vietnamese.
· For leading a campaign in favour of the release of Lieutenant William Calley, found guilty of mass murder in the My Lai massacre in South Vietnam.
· For support and weaponry supplied to the Indonesian military dictatorship after the brutal occupation of East Timor.
· For encouraging the rise of the Christian right.
· For accepting financial help from the Bank of Credit and Commerce International while this outfit calmly cheated its depositors.
For all these reasons, the Nobel committee is delighted to award the peace prize for 2002 to former US president Jimmy Carter.
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Killer of my friends...
When we were putting the hostage rescue plan together, the military specialists submitted the bare minimum tactical/logistical plan. Carter came back, and reduced by 2/3rds, submitting that they didn't want a large US military operation, and to keep it subdued. When I last saw my friends, they had this helpless look on their faces, and shaking their heads while loading the gear. After the debacle, that SOB Carter stated that at least it showed our resolve to get the hostages! All the lights went on in our heads, that was the deal all along. After that fucker dies, what I'm going to put on his grave won't pass for flowers!
When we were putting the hostage rescue plan together, the military specialists submitted the bare minimum tactical/logistical plan. Carter came back, and reduced by 2/3rds, submitting that they didn't want a large US military operation, and to keep it subdued. When I last saw my friends, they had this helpless look on their faces, and shaking their heads while loading the gear. After the debacle, that SOB Carter stated that at least it showed our resolve to get the hostages! All the lights went on in our heads, that was the deal all along. After that fucker dies, what I'm going to put on his grave won't pass for flowers!
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This better be inscribed on it.......
Operation Rice Bowl/Eagle Claw-
In Memory: Sgt. John D. Harvey, 21, Roanoke; Cpl. George N. Holmes Jr., 22, of Pine Bluff, Ark.; Staff Sgt. Dewey L. Johnson, 31, of Dublin, Ga; and Airmen: Capt. Charles T. McMillan II, 28, of Corryton, Tenn.; Capt. Lyn D. McIntosh, 33, of Voldosta, Ga.; Maj Richard L. Bakke, 33, of Long Beach, Calif.' Sgt. Mayo, of Harrisville, Mich.; and Maj. Harold L. Lewis Jr., 35, of Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Killed by Presidential Negligence and Ignorance.
Operation Rice Bowl/Eagle Claw-
In Memory: Sgt. John D. Harvey, 21, Roanoke; Cpl. George N. Holmes Jr., 22, of Pine Bluff, Ark.; Staff Sgt. Dewey L. Johnson, 31, of Dublin, Ga; and Airmen: Capt. Charles T. McMillan II, 28, of Corryton, Tenn.; Capt. Lyn D. McIntosh, 33, of Voldosta, Ga.; Maj Richard L. Bakke, 33, of Long Beach, Calif.' Sgt. Mayo, of Harrisville, Mich.; and Maj. Harold L. Lewis Jr., 35, of Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Killed by Presidential Negligence and Ignorance.
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So Haans. What's the deal with Russia and Kenya?
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