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yoloisalie

(55 posts)
31. What he said
Mon Aug 26, 2013, 05:04 PM
Aug 2013

Just what I had in mind when I typed it. You don't pull down your pants when the enemy are still on the battle field to rape women. In most wars where there is rape, the invading force usually waits for the town, city or country to be rid of the enemy before any raping starts, be it in Germany after Hitlers defeat or in Rwanda.

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The insurgents obviously don't want confirmation of what they did. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #1
That does look like the likely explanation Ghost Dog Aug 2013 #5
Why? Because Syrian state media says so? Turborama Aug 2013 #7
"The UN promised to continue with the inquiry as soon as it could replace the car." Ash_F Aug 2013 #16
Let's see if they get back into it jakeXT Aug 2013 #2
That's OK warrant46 Aug 2013 #3
Likely Assad's snipers Turborama Aug 2013 #4
That is the second John2 Aug 2013 #20
As I said, from the offset Assad's snipers have been responsible for supressing the opposition Turborama Aug 2013 #25
The UN team has not blamed either side. Sniper fire was in a buffer zone. pampango Aug 2013 #6
lets place the time,date, exact location for the world to see and expect everyone to be safe. Sunlei Aug 2013 #8
This is a zone full of Iranian's mercenaries....nt Sand Wind Aug 2013 #9
Iranian Mercenaries???? happyslug Aug 2013 #18
Yes there is historical's link to all this, but today, Sand Wind Aug 2013 #19
Read exactly what John2 Aug 2013 #22
The only source of "this guy" is the Syrian State Agency, that's why all his answers are racially Sand Wind Aug 2013 #26
Anybody else getting a Gulf of Tonkin/Weapons of Mass Destruction vibe from this? (nt) Paladin Aug 2013 #10
Pretty much daleo Aug 2013 #11
Yup. (nt) Paladin Aug 2013 #12
Dont forget Gaddafi's yoloisalie Aug 2013 #15
You say that as if in the right circumstances raping women and children can make sense n/t Turborama Aug 2013 #28
No, the writer did NOT say there was "Right Circumstances raping women and children" happyslug Aug 2013 #30
What he said yoloisalie Aug 2013 #31
Well, rape is used a weapon during war Turborama Aug 2013 #36
Apparently, in the right circumstances supporting Al Queda can make sense daleo Aug 2013 #39
Halt the Hun! dflprincess Aug 2013 #40
The last time the UN investigated chemical weapons claims, they concluded rebels were responsible Catherina Aug 2013 #13
yep... IthinkThereforeIAM Aug 2013 #17
It's going to be a tough call since everyone is using the same ordinance. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2013 #14
As a reminder dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #21
The side pointing John2 Aug 2013 #23
I think US arms supplying is limited. HooptieWagon Aug 2013 #29
MY first suspect would be someone with the MIC or Blackwater (Academi now) ConcernedCanuk Aug 2013 #24
UN inspectors ordered out by regime after 90 minutes. Were meant to stay for six hours ... pampango Aug 2013 #27
Syria crisis: UN inspectors renew chemical attack probe dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #33
UN: Experts delay trip to Damascus suburb by 1 day pampango Aug 2013 #38
US warns UN it is "no longer safe for inspectors to remain in Syria", their mission is "pointless" Catherina Aug 2013 #32
They would say that their mission was pointless dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #34
Are there any real journalists out there asking questions?! Celefin Aug 2013 #35
Tuesdays running Live updates here dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #37
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