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dE <thaidana@snotmail.com> wrote in 
news:9rcrtvgc4f2oncs8ieq0o282f5729g3tua@4ax.com:

> On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 11:02:48 GMT, "joe.publius.taxpayer"
> <joe.publius.taxpayer@usa.truth.and.honesty.org> wrote:
> 
>>The (so called) Iraqi blogs are quite likely frequented and run by none
>>other than the {U.S. federal government propaganda machine}, or {israeli
>>jew propaganda machine} and no doubt funded with U.S. tax money.
> 
> I highly doubt the dozens of local DFW area Kurds they showed on the
> news yesterday, dancing around both the Kurdish flag and the US flag,
> were paid performers by the government.  

Always believe everything that the idiot box purveys, child <g>.  After
all, the agenda masters could *never* fool _you_! ;-)

Did you know that starving African children were slapped by camera
operators during the 80s in order to evoke the tears that you perceived
as being REAL and NATURAL?  That was never widely publicised by the mass
media moguls, interestingly enough.

So called *reality* can easily be fabricated and presented by the camera,
especially by those who have a purposeful agenda.

Only the naive do not know that.

Now, for those wonderful Kurds, little boy.

--
Then there was the Middle East. North of Mosul, within the boundaries of 
Iraq drawn to Britain's specifications, were a people called the Kurds. 
There were more of them in what is today Turkey, and yet more in Syria and 
Iran. The Kurds are an ancient people and not Arab. They lived at the 
intersection of powerful empires and their fate was thus to be subjugated 
and divided, repeatedly.

The Paris conference was the Kurds' chance. The Ottomans had chosen the 
wrong side in the war; their empire was being carved up. Unfortunately, the 
Kurds only foggily perceived and half-grasped their chance. As a historian 
of the Paris conference wrote: "Busy with their habitual cattle raids, 
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abductions, clan wars, brigandage, the enthusiastic slaughter of Armenians 
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or simply survival, they had not so far demonstrated much interest in 
greater autonomy." 
--

Kurds have been thieves, murderers, rapists and generally worthless,
undesirable types who slaughtered thousands of Armenian women and
children, in the not so distant past.  Just in case you think that
the Kurds are admirable and blameless.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/viewpoint/vp_murray/20021126.html

Study the {slaughter of Armenians} for more of the story.

> You post like a total kook with all the parentheses and curly brackets
> and crap.  What the fuck is up with that?

Relying on public school inspired ghetto-speak phrases, now?

lol

Having been around here observing your nonsense for quite some time, let
me assert that _you_ certainly have nothing to claim as being any less
than textually <--inane-->, at best. ;-)