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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    I wouldn't assing '41 as the year that fascism began to fade out. Keep in mind that a few South American nations after WWII modeled themselves after the Germans and Franco's Spain continued to exist under his heavy hand for years-and then Chevy Chase had to remind us repeatedly that he was dead.
    "I wouldn't ASSING '41"??????



    Please don't "ass" me there gay boy.

    Now Scroto, I do have a habit of pointing out spelling and grammatical errors but this one is incredible. I honestly cannot figure out WTF you are trying to say here.

    For someone who think's he so friggin' perfect and "F-L-A-W-L-E-S-S" yout leave a helluva lot to be desired.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
    "I wouldn't ASSING '41"??????



    Please don't "ass" me there gay boy.

    Now Scroto, I do have a habit of pointing out spelling and grammatical errors but this one is incredible. I honestly cannot figure out WTF you are trying to say here.

    For someone who think's he so friggin' perfect and "F-L-A-W-L-E-S-S" yout leave a helluva lot to be desired.

    LOL-you're right, that was a funny one. My point? Fascism didn't end in or beginning in '41. A few South American nations modeled themselves after the Germans and Franco's Spain highlight why this premise is somewhat flawed.

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    "assing" and "Fascism" hell, they're not even close.

    C'mon what did you REALLY mean when you said "assing"????

    By the way, my back's against the wall from now on with you.....
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    assing" and "Fascism" hell, they're not even close.

    C'mon what did you REALLY mean when you said "assing"????

    I think the word in question was "assign"

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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    I think the word in question was "assign"
    Well if you spelled it correctly the first time there Mr. Teacher, we would have know WTF you were trying to say.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
    Well if you spelled it correctly the first time there Mr. Teacher, we would have know WTF you were trying to say.......
    blah.blah..blah..blah.blah...mee.nee.nee.blahh.

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    THREAD IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED.

    Oleg get the fock outta here, this is a cigar site, not a place for you to spew your horseshit.
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    England runs democratic colonization policy,
    do you hear this for the first time?

    Attack to London by Iraqi insurgents is possibly
    connected with their strategy of anticolonial war.
    Their calculation is connected with discredit of policy of
    London in Iraq and disengagement of English armies.
    For US government leaving of England from Iraq
    would be disintegration of a coalition and individual
    opposition to the world community.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg281
    England runs democratic colonization policy,
    do you hear this for the first time?

    Attack to London by Iraqi insurgents is possibly
    connected with their strategy of anticolonial war.
    Their calculation is connected with discredit of policy of
    London in Iraq and disengagement of English armies.
    For US government leaving of England from Iraq
    would be disintegration of a coalition and individual
    opposition to the world community.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    You're posting again without answering my post, Alfred... Post a quote from CC defending Oblik when he first came to this board, or a retraction in your dork thread...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg281
    England runs democratic colonization policy,
    do you hear this for the first time?

    Attack to London by Iraqi insurgents is possibly
    connected with their strategy of anticolonial war.
    Their calculation is connected with discredit of policy of
    London in Iraq and disengagement of English armies.
    For US government leaving of England from Iraq
    would be disintegration of a coalition and individual
    opposition to the world community.
    I agree with Scotty on this one:


    Oleg, there isn't one person here who gives a rat's ass what you have to say with your psychobabble. Now that I think about it, if you'd like to continue posting that's fine by me, you'll provide us with some great entertainment
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg281
    Attack to London by Iraqi insurgents is possibly
    connected with their strategy of anticolonial war
    All your base are belong to us?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg281
    England runs democratic colonization policy,
    do you hear this for the first time?

    Attack to London by Iraqi insurgents is possibly
    connected with their strategy of anticolonial war.
    Their calculation is connected with discredit of policy of
    London in Iraq and disengagement of English armies.
    For US government leaving of England from Iraq
    would be disintegration of a coalition and individual
    opposition to the world community.
    England is part of the UK if taking in Ireland, Wales and Scotland, or Britain if taking in England, Wales and Scotland. It is not the english army but is known as the British army but there are Irish regiments within it. I don't think anyone in Britain thinks of themselves as a colonial empire builder anymore, unless you know of some country were they're serving tea and crumpets at this moment with a gun in their faces. If you are saying that the bomb blasts in London is there response to the UKs involvement in stopping terroism remember that events like these have always taken place and that Muslims are also missing in the bomb blasts. These terroists have killed without discretion and what happened in the US with the two towers happened before the coalition went into Iraq. Unforunately it is a vicious circle, like Northern Ireland, like Palastien etc etc.

    I watched a film last night called Red Dust, about the South African reconciliation trials, were if the torturers etc admitted to their crimes they would not be tried in a court for them. Some may say they want vengence, but the idea was to try and unify the country, to go forward, to end a circle of ever widening hate and violence, to put the past to rest. After WWII the Allies made an effort with the Berlin airlifts etc to help, to show friendship, to show there was a better way of life, unlike the first world war were we left them to starve and left them humiliated and waiting for someone like Hitler to come forth. I don't think the new breed of terroists though will listen to anyone elses opinion, they are living by an ideology that has led them into a fully indoctinated world of death, that would be hard to break.

    Democracy is the worst form of government except for all those others that have been tried.
    -Winston Churchill

    All that we should be saying on this matter is that our thoughts are with those that have been killed and no political gains should be made from peoples suffering.

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    64 years ago governments of the Europe convinced people
    that barbarians live in Russia , now Asia.
    What in your opinion destruction of Iraq is justified by?

    War in Iraq goes against presence of colonial armies.
    If London refuse democratic colonization of Iraq
    and accelerate disengage of armies, political positions of armed
    democratls which are supported by London and Ankara will
    weaken in Russia.

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    I take it your a young sociology or political student that uses one persons work www.genevo.org/p2i.htm which is almost a Nostrodamus type piece of work to find patterns in life. So if you read the Bible Code you would be quoting that this week, and next week if you read Noddy, I take it Big Ears will say Eat The Rich. If life was so simple.

    I hate all acts of violence but the posts you are leaving are condoning violence, giving reason for their actions. The website you quote is bizarre to say the least, 128 year cycles, this is the work of fancy and hit and miss history which students in the 2nd grade would not take seriously.

    There are lots of people in the West who totally condemn war in Iraq and anywhere else in the world and then their are people who condone it. That is a persons right in a democracy. Your posts are just copy and paste jobs off an interesting though flawed look at history. Do you have any words of your own to add or do you just speak in other peoples words? I hope all wars are stopped and useless killings but that happens through dialogue and not by people following strict doctrines etc. Again I say people died in the London bomb blasts, do not make this in anyway political, these were just ordinary people of many faiths and cultures who were killed violently. Post a message of sympathy rather than a post on historys horrors.

    I do not know if you even smoke cigars as all your posts are just politically provocative and are not judged at all or given context. If you will not post your views on the life and death of your fellow man, i will not continue to provide more posts for your ludicrous outpourings.

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    Hatred is connected with democratic colonization,
    this is a cheap moral substantiation which
    colonizers are covered by.


    Despite attack in London the government of England refuses
    to tell the truth about Iraq and garbles the facts.
    Without democracy the English government became profascist
    and conducts a society to demoralization. Truth is hided from the people,
    it is done to keep colonial financial streams.

    Why should other people suffer from the colonial government of England?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg281
    Hatred is connected with democratic colonization,
    this is a cheap moral substantiation which
    colonizers are covered by.


    Despite attack in London the government of England refuses
    to tell the truth about Iraq and garbles the facts.
    Without democracy the English government became profascist
    and conducts a society to demoralization. Truth is hided from the people,
    it is done to keep colonial financial streams.

    Why should other people suffer from the colonial government of England?
    wow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drake
    wow

    Yeah, I hear ya. I think he's missed his meds or something.

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    Personally I think everyone should just not post anymore in this thread. It's perfectly clear this guy is NOT here to talk about cigars and that he is completely out of his mind.

    I promise I will not make any additional posts in this thread.
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    Ok.

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