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(Original post by llama boy)
hey, America already has the unofficial right to kidnap and intern British citizens, killing them on sight just seems a logical progression.
hey, America already has the unofficial right to kidnap and intern British citizens, killing them on sight just seems a logical progression.
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but i dont like their attitude to human rights (ie 'theres no such thing')
but i dont like their attitude to human rights (ie 'theres no such thing')
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(Original post by llama boy)
lol - and yet being allied to america presents no such problem?!
lol - and yet being allied to america presents no such problem?!
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(Original post by hotnanoo)
whats this about, you lost me ????
whats this about, you lost me ????
The last bit was an attempt at irony.
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(Original post by hotnanoo)
Reminds me of camp X-ray and Gwantanomo bay
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Reminds me of camp X-ray and Gwantanomo bay
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(Original post by llama boy)
hey, America already has the unofficial right to kidnap and intern British citizens, killing them on sight just seems a logical progression.
hey, America already has the unofficial right to kidnap and intern British citizens, killing them on sight just seems a logical progression.
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(Original post by llama boy)
lol - and yet being allied to america presents no such problem?!
lol - and yet being allied to america presents no such problem?!
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(Original post by llama boy)
the first bit is a reference to two a) a recent law passed by Blunkett allowing deportation to America to not require any evidence to be presented, besides proof of identity, and b) the internment of British citizens in the Guantanamo Bay concentration camp.
The last bit was an attempt at irony.
the first bit is a reference to two a) a recent law passed by Blunkett allowing deportation to America to not require any evidence to be presented, besides proof of identity, and b) the internment of British citizens in the Guantanamo Bay concentration camp.
The last bit was an attempt at irony.
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ha ha, bush, along with his 700 strong entourage is also bringing the combination codes for americas nuclear arsenal with him, and a packet of crayons to keep him happy on the plane.
15 sniffer dogs as well (?) obviously be on the lookout for pretzals
15 sniffer dogs as well (?) obviously be on the lookout for pretzals
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(Original post by edders)
america does have some very limited human rights issues, but thats nothing in comparison to china.
america does have some very limited human rights issues, but thats nothing in comparison to china.
in terms of the covert / semi-covert funding and support (including arms) for anti-democratic movements that commit huge human rights abuses, then they're pretty much no 1 on the list.
that said, this largely results from the position that america finds itself in in the world, any other country in its position would behave in a pretty much similar manner, that's nation states for you.
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