Thread: Go crazy in here!!!

Originally Posted by coolhand009

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Originally Posted by neno

We got something for Reggie Bush Today....It is called the #1 Defense in the NFL.

#1 Defence eh? ... I ve seen sieves with more holes!

I thought this was SEHAWK country

Reval must be close,I've never seen Al Sadr this happy.

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Originally Posted by crave681

#1 Defence eh? ... I ve seen sieves with more holes!

You were right Tonight.

Originally Posted by lndmn_01

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Thanks, I could not post, shout, or thank anyone. MOD, "BAT" has help me.

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Originally Posted by Mike5200

New parliamentary block to emerge but hopes of end to violence still faint



Azzaman, December 12, 2006



It seems Iraqi politicians are working hard to show that they are responding to demands from the United States to put their house in order in the aftermath of the Baker-Hamilton report.



Senior Iraqi politicians and rebel leaders fighting U.S. troops have both rejected the report’s findings.



Nonetheless Iraqi leaders have apparently decided to take an initiative in a bid seen to forestall pressure from U.S. occupiers for drastic changes.



Azzaman has learned that Iraqi factions would like to enter into a new coalition that will force Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki introduce a major cabinet reshuffle.



Major Kurdish, Shiites and Sunni factions would like to come together to exclude the powerful parliamentary block of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr on whose support the current government relies in order to survive.

The move, the analysts say, will be announced shortly after U.S. President George Bush makes his new Iraq policy public.



But the analysts said excluding any major faction through the formation of new alliances is bound to even further exacerbate conditions in the violence-torn country.



Sadr has one of the most powerful militias in Iraq. Known as Mahdi Army, the militias could defeat Iraqi troops easily in encounters in southern Iraq.



They have also launched two major uprisings against U.S. troops which have so far failed to check their rising power and influence in Baghdad, the oil-rich city of Kirkuk and most of southern Iraq.



The analysts said chances of any policy to succeed remain slim unless Iraqi resistance groups and Iraq’s neighbors, namely Iran, are left out.



The U.S. does not seem to be interested in opening direct talks with Iran and Syria. On the contrary, it is increasing pressure on their governments and at the same time asking them to help it win the war in Iraq.



Iraqi analysts described the policy as “childish and stupid.”



One analyst said, “No country and no group would help the U.S. to get out of its Iraqi quagmire for free. There must be some incentives.”



It is not clear whether the parties forming the new coalition will be willing to boost the powers of the central government as they themselves have their own powerful militias which are even better armed than Iraqi troops.

Nice post Mike 5200 this is big if it comes about.

Originally Posted by michael16

Nice post Mike 5200 this is big if it comes about.

woOt!!!!

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

woOt!!!!

Not to go off subject or anything, but could you clarify that picture for me Susie? To my eyes on an ancient computer, it looks like you are either mugging a strange forest creature of some sort, or towel drying a monkey.
which one?

I hope I'm not being out of line here but if Karinc has or can obtain a pay pal account...I for one wouldn't mind sending her a few dollars so that her children could have a Merry Christmas. Would anyone else? She could consider it a gift from her adopted Rolclub family. Just a thought.

Cheers!
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