By Red, White & Blue ( - 194.170.163.121) on Thursday, October 12, 2000 - 08:44 pm:
See how easily you can be swayed. You lack character and conviction.

MAYBE AMERICAN POLITICS IS NOT MY GAME. SINCE I KNOW HARDLY NOTHING OF WHAT ITS LIKE IN THAT SHITT HOLE. ILL TRY BETTER TO UNDERSTAND YOUR CORRUPT AND LYING POLITICIANS AND TRICKS.

If he went to Vietnam and didn't fight, then he would be court martialed... Dumb@ss.

TELL THAT TO THE GUY THAT SENT ME AN EMAIL. WE DONT DO COURT MARTIALS HERE OFTEN. MOST OF THE ONES DOING THE FIGHTING ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT.

This is the United States Army, we have rules of engagement... this is not the rusted Ruskies in Chechnya. LOL...

FUCKK YOUR RULES. YOU MAKE THEM NOT FOR YOURSELF BUT FOR OTHER, SO YOU WILL BE PROTECTED AGAINST THEIR VIOLATIONS OF THESE RULES. IF THEY VIOLATE, YOU WILL BE VIEWED AS THE ONE WHO IS RIGHT. CLEVER BUT STUPID.

Since you don't know what you are talking about, I suggest you go on sucking more C0CK, Dickbreath.

REMEMBER NOW, THATS NOT MY JOB, ITS YOURS. ILL PAY YOU 2 RUBLES OK? LOL! OH, AND ILL ALSO PRESENT AS A GIFT TO YOU A GOLDEN SHOWER.
PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Good night boy's, have fun. I'm off to sin city and Lake Mead. Have a great time without me...

The only thing clashing here seems to be your brains with that Crack youve been smoking.

Its right there in the Article you posted that he was Honorably Discharged...

R U a complete waste of space?

BTW - since you are pointing out errors- ment is actually spelt meant.

Good luck with all your problems.

LMAOAU

ILL ADMIT..... I HAVE GOTTEN A LITTLE LAZY TO PROVIDE A REASONABLE SOURCE TO THAT TOPIC. FROM NOW ON I PROMISE I WILL PROVIDE: FACTS, SOURCES, LINKS, PICTURES, TO ALL THE TREACHERY I DISCOVER BY THE U.S. HELL, EVEN IF THAT GUY WAS WRONG ABOUT THAT, AND I WAS WRONG TO BE LED TO BELIEVE IT; THESE DAYS YOU CAN BELIEVE ALMOST ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THE U.S., BECAUSE ITS MOSTLY TRUE, THEY HAVE PROVEN TIME AND TIME AGAIN THIS.

What country doesn't have court martials for its Military?

What do you do, try them in public courtrooms?

Id check that one again...

What country r u from URN?

"By goodguy ( - 24.24.254.156) on Thursday, October 12, 2000 - 08:54 pm:
Good night boy's, have fun. I'm off to sin city and Lake Mead. Have a great time without me..."

SEE YOU LATER BETTER.

"By Red, White & Blue ( - 194.170.163.121) on Thursday, October 12, 2000 - 08:55 pm:
The only thing clashing here seems to be your brains with that Crack youve been smoking.

NO, I DONT SMOKE CRACK. BUT I WILL TELL YOU ABOUT THE CLASHING. THAT CLASHING IS CAUSED BY THE GOLDEN SHOWER AGAINST YOUR FACE. LOL!!!

Its right there in the Article you posted that he was Honorably Discharged...

IT WASNT AN ARTICLE, IT WAS AL WHORES AND ILLUMS POSTS. FROM THEIR OWN WORDS. SO FAR, WE ALL MAY BE WRONG REGARING G.W.BUSH. NO FACTS OR EVIDENCE. WOW, WE REALLY HAVE GOTTEN LAZY WITH THAT. TIME TO GET OUT OF THAT MINDSET.

R U a complete waste of space?

NO, JUST FEELING BAD THAT I AM WASTING MY GOLDEN SHOWERS ON YOU. PPSSSSSS PSS PS. 🙁

BTW - since you are pointing out errors- ment is actually spelt meant.

THANKS, I HOPE YOU TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION ENGLISH IS MY SECOND LANGUAGE. BUT IM STILL KICKING YOUR ASS.

Good luck with all your problems.

I HAVE BUT ONE, THATS WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH ALL THIS GOLDEN SHOWER? I KNOW, PISS ON YOU. ROFLES!!

PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

LMAOAU

AND A NICE LON G.S. AT YOU. LOOOOL!!!

Hey Good Guy,

Lake Mead, don't know if you party, but if you do make sure you hang at RPM's .

I have a close friend who lost his sole in SinCity... he's still trying to find it.

Snake eyes.

"By Red, White & Blue ( - 194.170.163.121) on Thursday, October 12, 2000 - 09:00 pm:
What country doesn't have court martials for its Military?

HEY YOU FUCKKING BLIND MORON, DID YOU SEE WHAT I FUCKKING SAID? I SAID, AND ILL REPEAT IT FOR YOU, PLUS YOU CAN SCROLL UP TOO YOU KNOW. I SAID "WE DONT HAVE COURT MARSHALS HERE THAT OFTEN, REASON BEING IS BECAUSE MOST OF THE SOLDIERS ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT WITHOUT A PROBLEM, FOR THEM, THAT IS IF THEY SUCCEED IN ESCAPING.

What do you do, try them in public courtrooms?

VIEW REPLY ABOVE, AS WELL AS MY PREVIOUS POST. SCROLL UP YA MORON!

Id check that one again...

GOOD, I WAS HOPING YOU WOULD.

What country r u from URN?

I DONT KNOW, I THOUGHT IT WAS OBVIOUS TO YOU. BUT SINCE YOU ARE A SORE'Y ARABIAN DUMBASS I WILL REPEAT. THE GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.

RUSSIA! AKA (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

OK That last post has just proven what a bonehead you really are.

Russia has no Court martials?

so if a Russian soldier wants to leave Chechnya -- he can?

Since when do you have mercenaries fighting for you?

"WE DONT HAVE COURT MARSHALS HERE THAT OFTEN, REASON BEING IS BECAUSE MOST OF THE SOLDIERS ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT WITHOUT A PROBLEM, FOR THEM, THAT IS IF THEY SUCCEED IN ESCAPING.""

Why would they escape if they can just leave.

You don't make any sense....

You really know nothing! NOTHING, NADA, ZIP, ZILTCH, ZERO.

How old are u URN? cause the only way you wouldn't be considered stupid would be if you were 14 years old.

"Russia has no Court martials?"

DID I FUCKKING SAY THAT YOU STOOOOOOOPID MORON??? WE DONT HAVE COURT MARSHALS HERE THAT OFTEN, REASON BEING IS ......
WE DONT HAVE COURT MARSHALS HERE THAT OFTEN, REASON BEING IS .......WE DONT HAVE COURT MARSHALS HERE THAT OFTEN, REASON BEING IS .....

"so if a Russian soldier wants to leave Chechnya -- he can?"

MOST OF THE SOLDIERS ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT WITHOUT A PROBLEM, FOR THEM, THAT IS IF THEY SUCCEED IN ESCAPING.
MOST OF THE SOLDIERS ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT WITHOUT A PROBLEM, FOR THEM, THAT IS IF THEY SUCCEED IN ESCAPING.
MOST OF THE SOLDIERS ARE MERCENARIES AND CAN LEAVE ANYTIME THEY WANT WITHOUT A PROBLEM, FOR THEM, THAT IS IF THEY SUCCEED IN ESCAPING.


"Since when do you have mercenaries fighting for you?"

PLEEEEEEEEEEEASE DONT TELL ME YOU ARE THAT FUCKKING STOOOOOOPID. YOU NEVER FUCKKING KNEW?? DAMNNNNN YOU ARE FUCKKING STOOOOOPID.

"Why would they escape if they can just leave."

BECAUSE THEY HAVENT FULFILLED THE CONTRACTS BY STAYING AS LONG AS THEY PROMISED TOO YA FUCKKING MORON!!!

"You don't make any sense...."

NO, ITS YOU WHO DOESNT MAKE SENSE. I ASK THIS BOARD, DOES ANYONE ELSE UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS I AM TALKING ABOUT? OR IS IT JUST THIS MORON?

"You really know nothing! NOTHING, NADA, ZIP, ZILTCH, ZERO."

NO, ITS YOU WHO KNOWS NOTHING. YOU DIDNT EVEN KNOW WE HAD MERCENARIES. YOU FUCKKING MORON!!

"How old are u URN? cause the only way you wouldn't be considered stupid would be if you were 14 years old."

IM 26, HOW FUCKKING OLD ARE YOU?

HERE YOU FUCKKING MORON!!!!
... 27 Zulhijjah 1420, 4/3/00). (Qoqaz.net) Most mercenaries serving the Russian Military
are fleeing the battlefield and leaving Chechnya. The mercenaries who came ...
http://www.albalagh.net/chechnya/week1.shtml [More results from www.albalagh.net]

WAS THAT A FUCKKING DIRECT HIT TO YOUR HEAD OR WHAT? PROOOOOOOVED YA WRONGA AGAIN YA FUCKK FACE!!! DONT BOTHER DEBATING ON HERE ANYMORE. YOUR BRAIN CANT HANDLE IT.

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Russia Slams U.S. Congress Threat Of Sanctions Over Spy Case

MOSCOW, Oct 12, 2000 -- (Agence France Presse) Russian officials, deputies and analysts spoke out Thursday against a U.S. Congress threat of economic sanctions in retaliation for the continued detention of a suspected U.S. spy.

Former US naval officer Edmund Pope was arrested by Russian special services in April on charges of obtaining secret sketches of a high-speed torpedo and of soliciting information on weaponry from Russian scientists.

The 63-year-old businessman, who suffers from a rare form of cancer, has been holed up in a Moscow jail since the arrest. He faces a 10- to 20-year sentence if found guilty. His trial is due to begin next Wednesday.

The US House of Representatives passed a resolution late Tuesday urging President Bill Clinton to consider cutting off the bulk of economic aid to Russia unless Pope is immediately released.

Russian observers called the move a hidden attack on the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of presidential elections. It was also criticized as undemocratic interference in the judicial system of a sovereign state and as inconsistent with America's own practices of dealing with alleged spies.

"The noisy minority in the U.S. Congress is again attempting to grossly interfere in Russia's internal affairs and pressurize Russian investigative and judicial bodies," the foreign ministry said in a statement Thursday.

"This result can only damage mutually beneficial trade between the two countries. The investigation has proved that Pope was engaged in illegal activities in Russia and it is Russian judicial authorities, not U.S. Congressmen, who will make the final verdict," the ministry said.

Former Russian ambassador to Washington, Vladimir Lukin, on the other hand, said he believed Russia was unfortunate to get caught up in a U.S. pre-election war between the Republican and Democratic parties.

"The Republican-dominated Congress just threw this at the Democrats, who cannot afford to appear less patriotic than their competitors ahead of the presidential elections," Lukin said in a report shown on NTV Thursday.

Speaker of the State Duma, Lower House of parliament, Gennady Seleznyov, said the resolution violated international practices, noting that sanctions had never before been imposed in such circumstances.

"The US should send less spies to Russia if they want to avoid such situations. Then we wouldn't have to conduct lengthy investigations and trials," he told journalists.

Dmitry Rogozin, head of the Duma foreign relations committee called the threat "absurd" and suggested that only a totalitarian regime could have such disregard for a country's judicial system.

He noted that during the high-profile case of Aldrich Ames, found guilty of spying for the Soviet Union, the U.S. rejected any calls for mitigation despite the man's ill health.

"I am 100 percent certain that if a Russian tried to buy U.S. military drafts, even if they were from the WWI-era, that they would arrest him and that there would be a huge drawn-out spy case," he told NTV television.

Rogozin added that President Vladimir Putin could step in by offering Pope amnesty or by exchanging him for a Russian national detained in the U.S., but only after the final verdict is pronounced.

According to political analyst Vyacheslav Nikonov, the only favorable outcome would be an amnesty, as the U.S. would refuse an exchange, which would suggest Pope's guilt.

It would be impossible for Russia to concede to the US request by releasing Pope, thereby admitting a mistake in the arrest and publicly embarrassing the special services, Nikonov told NTV.

Despite an impulse by the Clinton administration to appeal to voters in the pre-election frenzy, Russia has expressed serious doubts that Washington would slap economic sanctions over the spy case.

Speaking after a meeting with U.S. ambassador to Moscow James Collins late Wednesday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Ilya Klebanov said the case was not discussed, but that neither the U.S. nor Russia were interested in creating such drastic barriers.

I WAS IN THAT PROTEST!!!!!!!!!

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Man Arrested for Firing Grenade at U.S. Embassy in Moscow

MOSCOW, Oct 12, 2000 -- (Agence France Presse) A 40-year-old Russian man has been arrested in connection} with a grenade attack on the U.S. embassy here in 1995, Interfax cited police saying Wednesday.

Investigators found bomb-making manuals and other extremist literature at the apartment of Sergei Gavryushin, deputy director of a Moscow car service, police said.

Gavryushkin could also be implicated in an attack on the US embassy on March 28, 1999, just after the start of the NATO air war against Yugoslavia sparked by the Kosovo crisis, police said.

Nobody was hurt in the earlier grenade attack, which occurred on September, 1995, when around 500 protesters converged on the embassy, but minor damage reported.