adwil said:

The usual nonsense.

Its true though, isn't it?

You get very, very angry because you know that everything I post is genuine - even 100% true and understated - western weapons are being used for genocide.

Here we are - 37 million people displaced in the last 19 years, overwhelmingly with US weapons and/or for US policy. This is the foothills of Holocaust II, because no way is Netanyahu or Biden going to take their foot off the accelerator.

What do you think - 4 or 5 million brown Muslims already murdered for their religious faith?

https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/files/cow/imce/papers/2020/Displacement_Vine%20et%20al_Costs of War 2020 09%2008.pdf

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adwil said:

Page not found."

Somebody must be paying you to waste my time and avoid dealing with any of the issues.

This is a displacement 50 times bigger than the expulsion of the Jews from Germany and you're pretending not to know about this disgusting evil.

Still, that's nothing new, is it? Unlike most foreign Zionists, you're so keen to suck up to the kiddy-torturers that you constantly defame your own nationality.

When you publish data from your dodgy data file, you should at least check that it's still available on the Internet.

adwil said:

When you publish data from your dodgy data file, you should at least check that it's still available on the Internet.

You're just running away and trying to waste everyone's time - while trying to cover up another disgusting evil.

You behave in this fashion in the hope that people will think that the truth is very difficult to find - when its in front of your nose here    https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/papers/summary

Some of the Costs of War Project’s main findings include:

• At least 800,000 people have died due to direct war violence, including armed forces on all sides of the conflicts, contractors, civilians, journalists, and humanitarian workers.  
• It is likely that many times more have died indirectly in these wars, due to malnutrition, damaged infrastructure, and environmental degradation.
• Over 335,000 civilians have been killed in direct violence by all parties to these conflicts.
• Over 7,000 US soldiers have died in the wars.
• We do not know the full extent of how many US service members returning from these wars became injured or ill while deployed.
• Many deaths and injuries among US contractors have not been reported as required by law, but it is likely that approximately 8,000 have been killed. 
• 21 million Afghan, Iraqi, Pakistani, and Syrian people are living as war refugees and internally displaced persons, in grossly inadequate conditions.
• The US government is conducting counterterror activities in 80 countries, vastly expanding this war across the globe.
• The wars have been accompanied by erosions in civil liberties and human rights at home and abroad.
• The human and economic costs of these wars will continue for decades with some costs, such as the financial costs of US veterans’ care, not peaking until mid-century.
• US government funding of reconstruction efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan has totaled over $199 billion. Most of those funds have gone towards arming security forces in both countries. Much of the money allocated to humanitarian relief and rebuilding civil society has been lost to fraud, waste, and abuse.
• The cost of the Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria wars totals about $6.4 trillion. This does not include future interest costs on borrowing for the wars, which will add an estimated $8 trillion in the next 40 years.
• The ripple effects on the US economy have also been significant, including job loss and interest rate increases.
• Both Iraq and Afghanistan continue to rank extremely low in global studies of political freedom.
• Women in Iraq and Afghanistan are excluded from political power and experience high rates of unemployment and war widowhood.

This is the behaviour of a disgusting denialist monster.

He's not trying to bring anything to the table - because, in smaller or larger measure, everything I'm posting is either genuine or at least, extremely well-referenced.

He and his puppet master are trying to poison discourse on this gathering Holocaust II with maybe WW3.

You're right that the Syrian dictatorship has been a problem but it was quite peaceful and prosperous until the Top Gear team went there in 2009. After that it went downhill because the Dictator Assad made a cackhanded attempt to suppress those who opposed his regime. A great shame because when Top Gear went there, they visited Palmyra which was gorgeous before the Islamic State nutters tried to destroy the ruins and Damascus was welcoming and peaceful. 

I doubt that the 'rebellion' had anything to do with Israel or the US.

He's gone.

He tried to hijack a Trump election thread with the holocaust.

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

He's gone. He tried to hijack a Trump election thread with the holocaust.

The briefest of brief visits. 

bml00 said...

what have you done for your country?

Fvck you very, very much.