Comments on: A Coast Guard that guards everyone else’s coast

By: wojteq

wojteq — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:15:37 +0000

“Do they have Burger King in Poland and the Czech Republic?”
yes we wre “civilized” and we have it,as a Mc”donalds…dont worry when we ask people we dont ask onlny workers of those companys …

“aided partly by the fact that Putin speaks fluent German)” he was a KGB agent in Berlin ;)
German are not soo keen to cooperate with russia …
maybe except of Schreder but its a deffrent story.

By: wojteq

wojteq — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:06:53 +0000

ok ,so what now… you know about situation in Darfur ??
ONZ cant do a s**t because china blocks any restrictions against Sudan..
shouldn’t some countries send their forces their to stop the killing ??

By: denk

denk — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 06:03:56 +0000

wojteq **i know that there are situations in which use of power is legitimized …** Let's go for the big game then

By: denk

denk — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 05:09:18 +0000

Swami Barmi
2008-08-28 06:14:13
**“it is unique among the armed forces in that it is also a maritime law enforcement agency (with jurisdiction both domestically and in international waters)”

Question: who authorizes its jurisdiction in international waters?**

uncle sham:-

well i dont need nobody telling me what i can or cannot do in those god damned international water

By: Hrebeljanovic

Hrebeljanovic — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 22:03:08 +0000

Unfortunately, anyone who supports legitimate murder(what is that?) is a lost cause. No mas discusion.

By: wojteq

wojteq — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:57:25 +0000

and can you tell me how many people werw killed before NATO operation ?
they stopped killing in Kosovo, and removed Talibs gov.in Afganistan ( or maybe you support the talbs way of ruling ? )
ps. yes i’m happy that you are from USA becasue you have never endured anything you are so opposit, and believe me from history of my country i know that there are situations in which use of power is legitimized …

By: Hrebeljanovic

Hrebeljanovic — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:36:08 +0000

Are you aware of how many civilians NATO actions murdered? You said you support NATO actions, so which is it mister Wojteq?
I am an American citizen. There, happy now?

By: wojteq

wojteq — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 14:50:48 +0000

“support killing innocent peoples” i dont support killing of cilvilians…
but for me thera are conflict like in Dafur which cant be solved without use of force .
Where are you from ??

By: Hrebeljanovic

Hrebeljanovic — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 05:32:59 +0000

Because I thought that you call yourselves Polaks I used that term instead of Poles. My intention wasn’t to offend Polish people and therefore I take it back. However, you who support killing innocent peoples deserve every bit of the rest of my comment.
Suggested reading: 2008-31-08 14:37:25

By: Eugene Costa

Eugene Costa — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 04:12:38 +0000

“If NATO suddenly takes military actions against Abkhazia and South Ossetia, acting solely in support of Tbilisi, this will mean a declaration of war on Russia…”

Dmitry Rogozin, RF Representative to NATO

[http://prorev.com/2008/08/moscow-warns-that-nato-military-aid-to.html]

By: Eugene Costa

Eugene Costa — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:37:25 +0000

Polls among Poles are a difficult subject, and one claims no expertise.

One year ago, however, most polls showed that sixty percent of Poles opposed the US missile shield. One recent poll of 500 hundred people supposedly showed that that figure went down dramatically, but other polls show that opposition is holding close to fifty percent, and that almost eighty percent of Poles believe that the missile shield will make relations with the Russian Federation difficult or impossible.

The stupidity here, therefore, may be mostly the Polish media and political leadership.

A whole battery of polls show that sixty percent of the Czechs still oppose the US radar installation, even after it has been approved.

Do they have Burger King in Poland and the Czech Republic? The two countries in question may be other areas where picking a person at random from among the pool of employees to lead the country might mean an improvement in the conduct of domestic and foreign affairs.

With the warm relations between Germany and the Russian Federation (aided partly by the fact that Putin speaks fluent German), and their intense economic cooperation, the Poles seem once more in the hands of a leadership that is politicaly and economically incompetent.

Why in the world this leadership would want Patriot missiles into the bargain is a mystery. The missiles clearly do not work.

The seeming idiocy is compounded by the fact that the Americans, though talking of defending against missiles from Iran or “terrorists”, are clearly still trying to engineer a first strike capability against Russia, thereby intensifying the threat the Russians see.

It must warm the cockles of American Imperialist and Neo-Con hearts that the Poles are so willing to incinerate themselves for the greater good of Israel and the United States.

By: Eugene Costa

Eugene Costa — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:18:39 +0000

Polls