Picking The Losing Side In France’s War For Oil

Brits join ground fight in Libya

Foreign Secretary William Hague said today: “The National Security Council has decided that we will now move quickly to expand the team already in Benghazi to include an additional military liaison advisory team.
“This contingent will be drawn from experienced British military officers.”
Mr Hague said the move was needed to help protect civilians in Libya and was compatible with the United Nations resolution which authorised a no-fly zone.

Get our pilots out of there.

68 Replies to “Picking The Losing Side In France’s War For Oil”

  1. Protecting civilians from brutes such as Gadhafi (Khaddaffi, Quadhafi, Kadhafi etc) is a laudable goal but only if we are sure there will be no unintended consequences. The Libyan conflict is a perfect launch pad for such consequences because we know squat about the rebels. My bet is that they are the Muslim Brotherhood pursuing their agenda for a world-wide caliphate. If they are, we should be bombing them because they are our mortal enemies.

  2. this whole thing has been a clusterf*ck from the get go. If the west had really wanted gadaffi duck out of there then the CIA, Mossad, MI6, mabahith, DCRI, SVR, SAS, or any number of clandestine outfits should have taken him out. To leave it to the “rebels” was a foolish move. I figure France just wanted to safeguard it’s oil supply and everyone (UN, NATO) bought into the protecting freedom thing.

  3. Not a new occurrence. The military always underestimates the amount of ammunition a war requires. In 1914, both sides had expected an artillery consumption of 30 rounds/gun/day. The actual expenditure in August was in excess of 300. The German offensive collapsed not just because of exhaustion and casualties but because of nearly complete depletion of artillery shells.
    It happened to Israel in Yom Kippur. By Day 4 they were running out of tank ammunition, particularly HE and had to rely on airlift from the US.

  4. I’m starting to agree with Trump, if we are going to go bankrupt policing the world, we should at least get ‘paid’…Take the oil. After all, it’s the mega rich Saudis that ask the US to do something about Gaddafi…Take some of the Saudis oil too.
    The only problem with this is that the man in the White House was bought and paid for in large part by OPEC…The guy before him too.
    This is why, Americans desperately need an “outsider” from the corrupt ‘establishment’…Easier said than done…Who to trust?…Trump?…Ummm…He’s got lots of ‘baggage’ in his past that could be used again’st him.
    Getting out of OPEC would be a good move down the road but for this, full blown domestic North American exploitation (Including the vast reserves of coal which can be transformed to fuel instead of transforming corn for Gawd sakes)

  5. Just what the h.ll is Canada doing there? Apparently there are over 500 military people there to support 6 jet fighters? In my opinion we are being played by the Euros like always. Nato is a spent force that the Euros support only if it meets there strategic goals. Spend that effort back in Canada by protecting our north from Russian encroachment which goes on as we write this.

  6. Get our pilots out of there? Why? Give them some more target practice. Who cares who they hit?
    If one or both sides get effective AA then there might be a point in withdrawal.
    After this the US will terrify the world. It is completely unpredictable.

  7. Were running out of bombs, so I have this “great” idea. Let’s send in ground troops.
    Jezz NO-wonder NATO is such a joke.

  8. “because we know squat about the rebels.”
    We don’t know much about the rebels,but from what we DO know,there’s no indication they’re any better than Gaffafi. The rebel leader admitted some of his people were with Al-Quaeda,and some fought the Americans in Iraq.
    This whole ME thing looks like a move by Muslims to take their Countries over to impose Sharia law,and the irony is they’ve sucked us infidels into doing some of the fighting for them.
    This is just what bankrupt Britain needs,their own little Afghanistan. Look for riots in the streets of London the minute the Brits do something the local Muslims don’t approve of.
    Ron Paul was right,stay the hell out of Libya.

  9. Rommel returns to the attack and took Benghazi
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpwvoV555i4
    The Brits are now going back to the old stomping grounds?
    I’m sure Rommel will be delighted with the British assistance in ‘picking the losing side’.
    Yes I believe that was the problems all along; keeping the panzers ‘well oiled’, with sufficient munitions.
    Man the irony is getting pretty thick here!
    Meanwhile, how are the oilfields in the Caucasus doing?
    And just where is Montgomery in all of this?
    I think I’m with you Texas Canuck, one of the ‘special services’ could have done the required without all the high profile fanfare.
    Cheers
    Hans-Christian Georg Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  10. Ghaddafi was the least worst option. So unless they have someone in mind the people will support this is at their own peril. Ghaddafi will stay with some rules and everyone will be pithed off.

  11. “The advisors will go into the country’s second city of Benghazi — the stronghold of the pro-democracy opposition.”
    HUH???
    What pro-democracy opposition?

  12. Western Europe and the UK have been riding on US coat tails for military support for the last 65 years. It’s time to cut them loose and let them strategically play sides in the ME Islamic wastelands (and under the shadow of the Russian Kleptocracy) to seek Oil supply advantage. If you aren’t going to permanently colonize such nations as Libya you might just as well distance yourself from them. Hence Afghanistan will prove to be a colossal failure in temporary nation building.
    Canada’s strategic threats, in addition to Arctic sovereignty are from domestic greens supported by eco-colonial corporate foundations throwing vast sums of cash at campaigns to shut down the Oil sands (they got to Red Ed). The geopolitics of Oil to Canadians is nowhere near the ME. And unless Canada wants a vastly increased conventional military, the only way it can defend its sovereignty in the Arctic is by joining the nuclear club (independent of those US nukes that we carry as part of NORAD). The current lunatic in the White House might claim the Arctic as sovereign territory for the UN or some similar form of strategic insanity (he wouldn’t allow Oil development if the US were to claim it).

  13. Mr Hague said the move was needed to help protect civilians in Libya and was compatible with the United Nations resolution which authorised a no-fly zone.
    This “help protect civilians” meme has already been exposed as a lie.
    K-Daffy never was targeting civilians.
    They’re just proceeding as though the truth isn’t known here the same as they’re proceeding with carpeting the UK with turbines as though the CRU Climategate truth was never made public.

  14. Unfortunately the global idiots have put themselves in a position that they have no choice in removing Gaddafi now.
    They aren’t going to leave a spurned and wounded animal lying around.
    Attacking Libya and interfering in their civil war was the dumbest thing Obamba has done to date, on our behalf.
    On another note – wait until there is some civil unrest in the US and Obamba sends in the jackboots to kick some butt. Will people stand up and cheer if China/ Russia blow in to defend the rebels wanting freedom from their government?

  15. Dirtman >
    “What pro-democracy opposition?”
    Thats just lefty double-speak. If you read the term correctly it means – opposition to pro-democracy.

  16. This has caused me to think: why does Canada need the F-35? The whole Libyan exercise has shown that the most sophisticated fighter/bombers of the most advanced air forces in the world are ineffective at stopping a ground force where the commanders have the tiny bit of good sense NOT to mass their forces (unlike, say, Saddam Hussein) as easy targets. So what, exactly, is the mission of the F-35’s?
    It’s not like we’re going to be invaded from Asia or Europe. If the Americans come after us, I’m going survivalist. And the Russians can’t even deal with their Chechens, so who really believes they’re going to come over the pole to get us?
    It seems to me the real threats to our sovereignty come from the sea – in the Arctic, human smuggling, overfishing, drug smuggling, etc. Our defense dollars would be better spent on the navy than fighters, and in the air force, on transport, choppers, and search-and-rescue rather than fighters with no apparent mission.

  17. So what, exactly, is the mission of the F-35’s?
    To fight first line Russian, Chinese, etc. fighters.( SU-30s, SU-35s, MIG-29, MIG-35)
    The war plan of the Western world hinges on air superiority and the CF-18s are at the end of their lifetime.(stress cracks in the airframes)

  18. The point is not wether we have airpower …. the point is whether we choose to decide how and where it will be used.
    As a general rule of thumb for establishing a sound foreign policy on military activity ….. stay away from anything the Fwench are involved in …. unless we are going to kick the crap out of them … France is NOT our ally. Never has been and never will be.
    Know you enemy.

  19. Oz:
    Um, how exactly are we at risk from Chinese or Russian fighters? Bombers maybe, but fighters?
    As for bombers, you can buy 10,000 SAMs for the price of one F-35. Recent advances in military theory suggest that overwhelming your enemy with large numbers of simple weapons defeats a few highly sophisticated weapons. How Davids Beat Goliaths Or you could google “Eurisko”.
    Alex: I’m not sure what you think. Or do you?

  20. Oz: Amen. One other point, Canada has NORAD obligations and that includes a modern fighter-interceptor force. Having some nominal ability to contest Canadian airspace is NOT an option, it’s a requirement.
    As to cracks in airframes, Canada waited too long to replace its aircraft in the 1960s and ’70s, and we had Voodoos falling out of the sky. No one wants to see that again.

  21. What a very interesting comment John Chittick at April 19, 2011 12:54 PM.
    The narrative of the Troika progressives (Liberanos/Dippers/Blockheads) in Canada was not quite making sense to me – too quiet, I was wondering what Georgie Porgie was ordering them to spew. The 0 Bahama in the UN as prez would grab the Arctic for the Global Slave Orb! The road to Tuktoyaktuk makes sense!
    All Canadians please get out and vote for the wise, good Prime Minister that we have been fortunate enough to have working for us. We, Conservatives, must show up at the polls and we need lots of scrutineers. We cannot trust Elections Canada.
    This is a very important election and it is the Canadian citizen’s election to lose. We would ‘sell out’ so fast to the One World Gument outfit so fast, if the Troika gets their collective hands on the gument, that we would wake up to a coup before election dust had time to settle.
    Further, Ducippi would see to it that our troops were up to their knees in bloody Libya – pouring our treasure down the drain to help France.

  22. I’m split on the issue. I know we need something to replace the F-18, and the F-35 is the logical choice at this point. But if we wait 15-20 years, I can almost guarantee that air-superiority UAVs will be a far better option at that point. Yet I can’t really justify waiting that long based on guesswork, even if it is well-informed guesswork.

  23. Oz:
    Um, how exactly are we at risk from Chinese or Russian fighters?

    Fighters eat helicopters and other support aircraft for breakfast, and most fighters are fighter/bombers, not just interceptors/escorts for strategic bombers.
    NATO is dropping “dumb” bombs in Libya.
    In a hot war against a major power or power block, fighter/bombers would be dropping smart guided missiles/bombs and wiping out ground forces after gaining air superiority.
    Modern wars are ‘come-as-you-are’ affairs, unlike wars of the past, the time to acquire state-of-the-art war planes is now, not after a life and death battle starts and acquisition is years down the road.

  24. Hi
    A quick background, I am a serving British Soldier having been to every British theatre of conflict since 93.
    I find the lack of understanding with regards to the political / military quagmire in the muslim war the western world now finds itself in unbelievable on this blog.
    First to understand the Libya campaign you must understand the overstretch in both the British and US militaries at the moment. (no other militaries conduct the unpleasant deployments to any real large scale independently) (American procrastination over The British in Sangin has been shown to be a folly, Sangin was arguably safer before we handed it to the US Marine Corp. I know I was there) Also the galvanization of ill educated Muslims within western communities and in the OPEC sphere of influence against the perceived Encroachment of Muslim principles must be considered. We have neither the resources to commit ground forces to Libya in support of the population(rebels) or the will as it would always be perceived as another Iraq regardless of the truth. Neither could we do nothing as when the rebels eventually gain power which they will. They would not forgive us and we would have more hostility between an oil producing country and the west. Remember oil is the life blood of everyones economy. Therefore the air campaign and military advisors is the only acceptable solution.
    The reason the air campaign is limited is smart bombs which are being used (paveways etc) still cause collateral damage. We cannot afford to be responsible for civilian casualties. Their families don’t care if it was an accident. We only create more enemies. Therefore air strikes are limited to situations deemed risk adverse for civilian casualties. These tactics are a result of the Bosnian, Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts lessons. If you need to bash politics. Look at the duplicity of the German response. Sit on the fence and hope not to offend any possible victor. Then when it’s over be the first to offer oil and reconstruction contracts. I’ve seen it in too many theaters of war.
    Excuse my rant. I’ve been in too many theaters of war to spout rubbish or sit on the fence. Politics and War fighting are to indistinguishable these days. Everything has innumerable consequences due to world media.
    We can only hope the path we take is the right one guided by experience and a unrelenting adherence to the core of our beliefs. The means does not justify the end in this modern world.
    To preach means to follow the lesson in it’s application. Not to do so only condemns us. We must stay strong even when those around us are weak.
    Following up across another thread. Briton is not a corpse. It is very much alive and well. Our diversity makes us strong as it always has as we embrace change.

  25. I find the lack of understanding with regards to the political / military quagmire in the muslim war the western world now finds itself in unbelievable on this blog.
    Piss up yer kilt, Tommy, ya wanker.
    You are ignorant as owl $hit about what we do and don’t know about our forces in the Islamic world.
    The Muzzies use their woman and children as their logistics/support train where our forces use uniformed armed service personale.
    As such these “civilian casualties”, as you put it, are legitimate targets.
    I don’t give a fig about Muslim sensibilites.
    We should have glassed them all on 9/12/2000, starting with Mecca.
    We shouldn’t have been doing a Marshal Plan until the enemy was defeated, if at all, and NATO shouldn’t be involved in Libya’s civil war just because France bungled their foreign policy and recognized the “rebels”(Muslim Brotherhood/al Qaeda) as the new regime when they didn’t even control the country.
    As for the Balkans, the Serbs were the good guys there and the NATO alliance was abused in that situation by the EU too.
    There still isn’t a shred of evidence supporting accusations of genocide by the Serbs there, just as there isn’t any evidence of targeting civilians by Muommar K-Daffy.
    The UN is bull$hit and so is NATO.
    Canada should get out of both and stupid EUnichs like yourself be damned.
    Our diversity makes us strong as it always has as we embrace change.
    What a load of bluidy crock.
    Multiculturalism is a failed socialist policy.
    Peddle yer commie psuedo-wisdom somewhere else, halfwit.

  26. Oz
    You are nothing more than a bigoted hypocrite.
    You have no understanding of the military evidently
    If you are a member of the defense force than unless you have been on an exchange program you have no war fighting experience.
    Your attitude to war fighting belongs to the long gone Nazi regime.
    When you fight in another country it is a fine line between terrorist fighters or freedom fighters the only constant is that it is their country not ours you ignorant wanker.
    Your lets glass it attitude is unbelievable.
    Thank god half wits like you never had or will have nuclear weapons.
    Just for the record I’m a tory in my beliefs. Bluer than blue.
    The thought we shouldn’t have immigration is inane. We always have had. We purged all our shit out in the 1700’s and 1800’s. I’ll give you a second to think who that refers to.
    And your Aus is for the Aussies attitude makes me laugh with the hypocrisy of it all.
    If your view is right than give it back to the Aborigines It’s their country.

  27. As for no sign of genocide in Bosnia
    Go travel to Sarajevo or Gorni Vakuf. I was there. I witnessed it you moron.
    I was with both UN and NATO.
    Please read a grown up paper not a comic and travel a bit before you gob off about things from your arm chair.
    Twat

  28. On logistic trains
    Your wrong. We use both military and civilian logistic support In theatre. Look up convoys from Pakistan to Afghan and the use of Russian charter aircraft.
    Word of advice do some research before you lecture a professional soldier about his job.
    Also weapons logistics trains for the Taliban after the poppy harvest are brought in from Pakistan on trucks. Not many female or children truck drivers there mate.
    I give you a D- more research required

  29. We use both military and civilian logistic support In theatre. Look up convoys from Pakistan to Afghan and the use of Russian charter aircraft.
    ~Tommy Boy Muslim
    Irrelvent.
    I was talking about armourers, cooks, bottle washers, medics, weapons/ammo/fuel/ bearers, launderers,etc…these are the purported “civilian casualties”, these are legitimate targets.
    (buy the way-ALL of the people who were in the World Trade Center were legitimate targets to the Muslim enemy-our target list should be no different or we don’t win)
    As for no sign of genocide in Bosnia
    Go travel to Sarajevo or Gorni Vakuf. I was there. I witnessed it you moron.

    Liar.
    I don’t have to do any travel.
    The FBI went there and found NOTHING.
    Every genocide that has ever taken place where Canada has gone to war or is a certified genocide like the Turkish/Armenian genocide has photographic proof on the internet.
    There is NONE of the claimed genocide in the Balkans.
    NONE
    Provide a link to certified picture evidence or shut up.
    (I know you can’t because it’s all a lie)
    I give you a D- more research required
    ~Tommy Boy Muslim
    Shove your -D- where the Sun don’t Shine, peckerwood.
    You’re nobody.
    Is ABCD how they grade folks in the EUnich UK?
    There is no British or French or Germans now, you’re all EUnichs with a cancerous Old World Outlook and a socialist inbred knee jerk.
    You worship diversity for diversity’s sake and can’t give a single reason why diversity is a good thing.
    You just bend over and take any insult to your own nearly erradicated culture and say, “Please Sir, can I have some more?”
    Pathetic.
    And you think you can lecture me, an Albertan?
    Kiss my rosey red root.
    -D- is that how they grade O levels in the British system?
    No?
    You have Zero credibility here, Tommy liar.
    Don’t guess at the meaning of my nic, wanker, you haven’t the smarts or general knowledge, just go away and blow it out your ass, Tommy Boy.

  30. Alberta that explains all
    I’ve met you red neck half wits in Med Hat.
    For interest inbreeder
    Our pissy old world EU economy whatever is the largest GDP economy in the world.
    An I’ll educated idiot like yourself has no understanding of anything past his front lawn.
    The generations since your family left Europe have only served to grow webbs on your hands and feet.
    In this world we learn from experience my unlearned cousin.
    Since when have medics been legitimate targets retard.
    I think your arguments are poorly constructed and your use of my language extremely poor also.
    What FBI reports do you refer to. Don’t tell me it was on X- Files.
    It’s a fictional tv program red neck.
    We no longer have O-levels. They went over 20 years ago.
    Your right wing Nazi views on life would make most allied soldiers turn in their graves.
    Fact
    Bosnian Muslims were ethnically cleansed from the Gorni-Vakuf area. I don’t need photographic evidence as a UN troop I watched it happen.
    Fact
    The old castle overlooking the brewery in Sarajevo was used to gun down civilians in sniper alley. Also witnessed.
    Look it up yourself you lazy shit. Try expanding that closed mind of yours
    Fact
    The Taliban don’t fight like you think. The IED facilitators are legitimate but they don’t have cooks, armourers etc . They do the donkey work themselves.
    Oh to be an armchair soldier. Go back to your conspiracy novel and leave the fighting to the real men. Once your educated or have fought in these places please then give me an opinion. Until then go smoke the big fella.
    Oh and stop big timing it about Europe. Canada is no world player. It never has been. Only ever an extension of British or American politics.

  31. Armyair: thanks for the thoughtful comment. I don’t agree with 100% of your comment, but it’s a lot more nuanced than the usual drivel in these parts. Pay no mind to oz – he seems to have Bosnia and Kosovo mixed up; a common mistake amongst those who have never left Canada.

  32. Oz
    Just been reading your previous posts on military doctrine.
    Could you answer me this.
    Exactly what is your basis of knowledge for such high reaching military doctrine.
    Some of the issues you talk about with ease have puzzled some of the greatest military minds of our time.
    Equipment procurement seems so easily decided.
    The adage procure for the next war not the current do they not sound familiar.
    It’s the context of the next war that’s the problem.
    Since the soviets fell the future procurement is more difficult.
    A campaign cannot be won from the air. It always requires ground troops. Ground troops require support aircraft and gunships.
    These in turn require fighters.
    Fighters require an absence of SAMS
    Nothing is invincible.
    We have not fought a conventional war since the Iraq invasion.
    Your tactics are schoolboy.
    Stop professing to be an expert on something you know nothing on.
    Strategy is designed by high level command.
    Tactics is personal to the combatants.
    Hindsight is discussed by politicians, journalists and armchair generals.
    To understand strategy read some books from great military leaders. If you want I can recommend some for you.
    No doubt your reply will be abusive.
    Oh well. Lol

  33. Alex
    I’m glad you don’t agree with all of my comments
    A thinking man should read all opinions and facts and form his own from them. He should also be open minded to modifying his own opinions when appropriate.
    If we all agreed about everything where would debate and progress?
    His understanding of combatants and non combatants is alarming though.
    It’s a different ball game when it’s your arse out there relying on these legitimate targets in his eyes to go you live intel though.
    It’s their country as long as they don’t encroach on our liberties.
    People forget that to quickly.
    To uphold our democracy and values we cannot forget them at the first hurdle. It makes us no better than them.
    Been enjoying the banter anyway.
    I just wish he could articulate better, instead of his pathetic playground taunts.
    Give me a real argument. Lol

  34. Oz quick one on why diversity makes us strong
    If you were like me you would be a soldier an engineer or a problem solver. Your not.
    You do what you feel is your vocation. Your ambition and achievements will be different.
    We are both teeth on a cog. All working together in an overall plan.
    If we were all the same it would not work. If we all had the same potential and ambition it would not work
    If we were all lazy it would not work.
    If we all were motivated to do the same it would not work
    Do you understand now,
    It’s a concept. Diversity allows each to fulfill there potential in different areas.

  35. Here read this on genocide real newspaper clippings from the time
    ~Armyair
    It was the newspapers and MSM that created the genocide lie in the first place and you think that is proof?
    Google genocide in Iraq, you’ll see photos of the mass graves and bodies.
    Google genocide in Turkey at the turn of the last century, you’ll see photos of the mass graves and bodies.
    Google any genocide in between, including the genocide that the Ustaci(RC and Muslims) committed against the Serbs in WWII, you see photos of the mass graves and bodies.
    Google the Balkans wars(Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo) and you’ll find no independent evidence of it.
    NONE.

  36. Still no evidence at all.
    Both sides filled mass graves with “battle age” males.
    Happens in all civil wars.
    Genocide is when you kill the woman and children too.
    Sure it’s the case that the Serbs are accused of killing more than the Muslims.
    The Serbs were winning until NATO showed up, the winner always kills more than the loser.
    If not for that accusation, that the Serbs were commiting genocide, there wouldn’t be any jusification at all for what NATO did to the Serbs.
    Slobodan Milosovic was held and tried in the Hague for 4 YEARS and they couldn’t make the lie of genocide stick so they killed him through privation in his jail cell to preserve the lie and hide their embarassment.
    Personal experience counts for nothing I suppose.
    You suppose right, this is the internet.
    That you took so long to understand that shows what a dumbass you are to think mere claims of experience cut any ice.
    It doesn’t help that you’re on a conservative website, claiming you know better than the collective claims of the rest of us without independent proof, and believing in a dumbass socialist concept like diversity just to show us what a gull you truely are.
    (you know that when the resident TROLL, Alex, shows up to be a cheerleader for you, you’re in trouble)

  37. No evidence would pacify you Oz
    They were legitimate photos. I suggest you don’t want to see as it doesn’t suit your argument.
    If you lived in post war Germany You would probably deny that the holocaust took place.
    Exactly what would the UN and myself have to gain by false claims of genocide.
    I look forward to this conspiracy claim.
    Please tell me it doesnt contain alien abduction. I might actually fall off my chair laughing at you this time.
    The srebenica genocide is a fact others have been tried and convicted of aiding and abetting the genocide. The difficulty has been in attributing it to the orders of senior officials and proving they were involved.
    The graves included babies, boys under 15 and old men. Don’t answer this please I already know your response.
    It goes something like
    Lah, lah, lah I am not listening.

  38. No evidence would pacify you Oz
    They were legitimate photos.
    Yes they were legitimate photos.
    What you seem incapable of grasping is that they are legitimate photos of a mass grave containing “battle age” males, EXCLUSIVELY.
    Are you incapable of understanding the meaning of that?
    It was a civil war.
    Both sides killed “battle age” males and threw their bodies in mass graves.
    Some of them may have even been executed.
    So what?
    It isn’t genocide you imbecile.
    You claim to have fought there for what good reason?
    NATO intervened why?
    To make Europe safe for Muslim invasion.
    To save the Kosovo Liberation Army.(who funded their fight exclusively with heroin the got from the Taliban and sold to the youth of Europe, especially including those in Scotland)
    Give your head a shake, moron.

  39. God Oz
    Quit with the single minded conspiracy theory will you.
    The fact I neither agree with your viewpoint or your interpretation of the evidence does not make me an imbecile.
    These personal attacks only show that you lack the ability to accept someone has a different viewpoint.
    You see one thing and most other reasoned people see something else.
    If you don’t believe me to have been in Bosnia I neither care or will discuss it further with you.
    I can see you believe there was no genocide and I agree to disagree with you.
    End of discussion

  40. I don’t care if you were in Bosnia or not.
    If you were there you didn’t understand what your own beshitted eyes saw.
    It makes no difference either way.
    As I said, this is the internet.
    Anybody can claim to be anyone or anything and to have done or witnessed the sack of Rome or the Virgin Birth.
    For all I know you’re a trained monkey on crack.
    I happen to care deeply about the Muslim threat and anybody who takes their side is an enabler.
    If it’s no big deal to you then bugger off.

  41. Oh for gods sake Oz
    Where in stating I believe in the genocide have I taken their side. Give it up man. It’s tedious. I only state I don’t agree with your opinions on the subject. It’s my right. I don’t live in a Muslim state therefore I have a right to voice my opinions.
    I’m not in the habit of making false claims about my profession but form whatever opinion that would make you feel safe and won’t challenge you opinions.
    If you want to discuss with a yes man, banter with somebody else. You are becoming tedious.
    Good that you feel strongly about Muslims but we all dont have to feel as strongly as you.
    Now I know your motivation. A word of warning. Stop changing the facts in your mind to suit your argument, alter your argument to suit the facts.
    That line of reasoning has been done before in Germany to justify the persecution of Judaism. If you want to argue with me do it by email. Kate will probably get annoyed with our bickering soon.

  42. End of discussion
    ~Armyair April 21, 2011 7:14 PM
    That’s you.
    Changed your mind I see.
    Did you learn that kind of integrity in the Black Watch or the Special Boat Service?
    Nobody exchanges e-mail addresses on blogs, Armyair.
    That would be an invitation to get hacked and have your identity stolen by some Leftist.
    You really are new at this.
    Oh, and only Trolls say they are leaving a discussion and then come back again.
    “Where in stating I believe in the genocide have I taken their side.”
    ~Armyair
    Gee, the Islamist “rebels” in Libya claimed that K-Daffy was targeting civilians and was about to commit genocide and WHOOPS! now NATO has taken their side and is bombing the hell out of K-Daffy’s forces.
    Get a clue, Armyair, whose side is NATO on?

  43. Army Air Corps. The clue is in the title.
    You are a virulent little man aren’t you. I’m no more a troll than you.
    You make too many assumptions for me mate. Next time I’m in Suffield Alberta I’ll look you up. that’s if your not hiding from Muslims and Trolls. Lol
    I thought this was a conservative blog not Neo Nazi.

  44. Oz sees conspiracies under every rock. It’s a common theme here, but he’s pretty … “out-there” even for the SDA crowd. You could show him pictures of slaughtered children, and he’d just claim the muslims killed them in order to frame the serbs.
    As for this bit:
    “I’m glad you don’t agree with all of my comments
    A thinking man should read all opinions and facts and form his own from them. He should also be open minded to modifying his own opinions when appropriate.”
    That’s pretty much word-for-word what I said to a friend a couple weeks ago 🙂 We seem to have much in common, though your military experience clearly exceeds my own. I never got to deploy to the Balkans, but I’ve heard similar stories from others in the CF. The Medak Pocket incident was one of the few times where UN forces actually stood their ground, yet even there we were unable to prevent the Croats from staging their own genocide. Srebrenica may have been the most glaring example, but there plenty of similar operations carried out by all of the involved parties, albeit it on a smaller scale.

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