Re: [Goanet]RE: All Colin Powell's fault!

2004-12-27 Thread Tariq Siddiqui

--- Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> TO: Tariq Siddiqui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Tariq,
> 
> You are wrong on every detail on Iraq, which is why
> you cannot confront and answer a single question
> directly. 


All of your supposed "questions" were answered long ago. Whether it was on WMDs 
or
democracy. 

You behave like the child who cannot take "no" for answer and keeps asking "Are 
we
there yet?' 




> But, it doesn't matter anymore.  The Sunni
> Baathists you support, were brutalizing 80% of Iraq's
> population from a 20% minority position, and their
> 35-year domination is OVER.  The Iraqis are going to
> get their freedom and democracy, and you are left to
> squawk with Santosh the other "Chicken-littles".
> 
> You and the other "Chicken-littles" can continue to
> insult me and the decisionmakers by calling us
> "Chicken-hawks", but over 80% of the real warriors
> voted for the "Chicken-hawks" to continue to lead
> them, so you are wrong on this issue as well.
> 
> Wrong, and now irrelevent.
> 

Apparently it is not irrelevant since you continue to peddle lies. That too, 
almost
two years after the fact. 

In any case, I can hardly be wrong since time and again, you are the one who has
been exposed for lies. By the way, do you notice now how you stopped talking 
about
Nuclear WMDs, then went on parroting about the Chemical WMDs and then Biological
WMDs. Now you don't talk about that at all? Why, because you know you have been
caught lying, so now you talk about the dreams of democracy.

We all share those dreams of yours, but we prefer not to lie about the reasons 
and
kill thousands of people in the process.

-Tariq
 



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Re: [Goanet]RE: All Colin Powell's fault!

2004-12-27 Thread Mario Goveia
TO: Tariq Siddiqui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Tariq,

You are wrong on every detail on Iraq, which is why
you cannot confront and answer a single question
directly.  But, it doesn't matter anymore.  The Sunni
Baathists you support, were brutalizing 80% of Iraq's
population from a 20% minority position, and their
35-year domination is OVER.  The Iraqis are going to
get their freedom and democracy, and you are left to
squawk with Santosh the other "Chicken-littles".

You and the other "Chicken-littles" can continue to
insult me and the decisionmakers by calling us
"Chicken-hawks", but over 80% of the real warriors
voted for the "Chicken-hawks" to continue to lead
them, so you are wrong on this issue as well.

Wrong, and now irrelevent.






Re: [Goanet]RE: All Colin Powell's fault!

2004-12-25 Thread Tariq Siddiqui

--- Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Tariq,
> 
> Because you have run out of ideas, you have now fallen
> back on demanding that an old and ill person like
> myself go to Iraq, which is what I called stupid (I
> apologize for using this word) and insensitive (which
> is a word I stand by).  Let me turn that around.
> Since you are far younger and healthier than I am, why
> aren't you in the middle-east to defend the Muslim
> radicals you seem to sympathize with from the
> Americans and Israelis?  You obviously know how to get
> there.


Your response is one that is expected from the Chickenhawks. They will try every
trick in the book to avoid fighting a war they so much believe in simply because
they want other people to die for their assumptions. 

And when those assumptions are proved wrong, they do not even have the heart in 
them
to apologize. Instead, they start parroting lies about democracy.

The fact is quite clear here, if your support the war so much, you have a 
choice to
go and fight it instead of sending a young 20 year old to his death and asking
him/her to give up on his dreams and ambitions. 

As far as I am concerned, it seems that you still are yet to learn that 
opposing one
point of view does not mean an endorsement of the opposite point of view. That 
is
not unexpected from you. You have consistently displayed a tendency not to even
fathom a thought other than the lies of the neocons. 

I fail to understand why that is the case. The only logical conclusion I can 
come up
with is that the neocons have got some dirty pictures of you in compromising
positions, that is why you feel it necessary to peddle these lies and defend the
liars. 
 
 
> Let's say you all are hypothetically correct about all
> your assertions.  

Let us not talk hypothetically here. You know that I am right, but for perhaps 
the
reason noted above, refuse to acknowlege the truth. 

-Tariq




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[Goanet]RE: All Colin Powell's fault!

2004-12-23 Thread Mario Goveia
Tariq,

Because you have run out of ideas, you have now fallen
back on demanding that an old and ill person like
myself go to Iraq, which is what I called stupid (I
apologize for using this word) and insensitive (which
is a word I stand by).  Let me turn that around.
Since you are far younger and healthier than I am, why
aren't you in the middle-east to defend the Muslim
radicals you seem to sympathize with from the
Americans and Israelis?  You obviously know how to get
there.

I cannot understand how anyone who comes from India
can oppose the liberations of Afghanistan and Iraq,
when over 50,000 innocent Kashmiris have been killed
since 1947 by the same jihadi mentality we are seeing
in the middle-east, trying to get their way by force.

Believe me, I can understand why some people may
disagree with one or another US policy or action, but
some of you seem to be having such a hard time
accepting the fact that some of the details you want
so hard to be right about are now moot.

Let's say you all are hypothetically correct about all
your assertions.  Are you suggesting that we
Afghanistan back to the Taliban, and Iraq to Saddam
and the Baathists?

What amazes me is that none of you seem to express any
concern for the plight of Muslims who were being
brutalized in Afghanistan and Iraq by Muslim tyrants
all these years.  Don't you acknowledge the difference
between most Muslims who are peace-loving as the Quran
teaches, and the radicals who want to control events
by force, and have now added Saudi Arabia to their
list?  A local Imam tries so hard to convince us that
Islam is a peaceful religion.  I told him that we were
convinced about the religion, now how about trying to
convince the jihadis, the only ones who don't seem to
have gotten the message?