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Richard Armatiage name is too hard to spell
but he is a bald headed cunt; killed some innocent vietnamese.
What a man.
Madam Mao had a fan in her cunt and could make a breeze when she wanted.
And one thing more:
Free Saddam!
ANGRY DOG
S.Fromme
Duckman
Man 'o' Steel
c/Kirribilli House, Sydney
Fuck em all, they spit in our face when we liberated them.
take their oil and torch the whole fucking shithouse down!
Putriot
Flim Flam Man
Fritz
"July 1 Baghdad Stock Exchange will open for first time."
A timely article Tom. We've had our differences but I'm glad to see you share the optimism I have on the new Iraq.
Patriot
-ANGRY DOG
Fidel
you need websites like this
coz then you can say
there is the bad guy
that them there is them bad guys
then you get the power.
THEN YOU GET THE WOMEN.
Tony Montana
Policy-wise, and in "real-politik" terms - Labor is now approximately where the so-called Liberals - a misnomer if ever there was one - were back in the shwanging sixities.
And the Libs - particularly under that slimey old power-tripping ratfuck Johnny - are ever so slightly to the left of... Saddam Hussein.
It's all about POWER
Vote for anyone BUT Howard or Latham!
signed by your local radio-friendly organ grinder (fuckemall)
Leaves you with egg all over your faces.
Patriot
"With the third anniversary of the war on terror fast approaching, the administration has not expanded the armed forces and apparently has no plans to do so. It categorically rejects proposals to revive the draft. It has left untouched the rituals of consumption deemed essential to the American economy. It has studiously refrained from curtailing corporate profits or prerogatives. Old-timers will recall when big wars meant rationing and higher taxes. Not this time. Through deficit spending, we will slough off the cost of war onto future generations. "
Want it all? Y'all go to :
http://www.commondreams.org/views04/0621-02.htm
What the FUUUUUUCCKKKKKK!!??!?!?!?
"Tonga's first contingent of peacekeepers has arrived in Kuwait to prepare for their peacekeeping duties in neighbouring Iraq."
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200406/s1137317.htm
ANGRY DOG
"Labor is back in an election-winning position, reversing poll results earlier this month, the latest Newspoll has found.
The survey published in The Australian shows that on a two party-preferred basis Labor has 52 per cent of the vote, against the Coalition's 48 per cent."
The fucekn AUSTRALIAN! not exactly a red rag, is it, Pate!
ANGRY DOG
ANGRY DOG
ANGRY DOG
Patriot
TEHRAN (MNA) -– The UAE-based daily Al-Khaleej reported on Monday that Kuwaiti tariff officials have intercepted a truck loaded with radioactive materials in the Iraq-Kuwait border.
The daily quoted informed sources as saying that the radioactive control team from Kuwait’s Health Ministry discovered that one of the trucks belonging to the U.S.-led coalition forces was carrying heavy radioactive materials trucks. The trucks were headed for Iraq.
The daily said that such materials could only enter a country when there is permission from related bodies while the materials were secretly being carried to Iraq.
Security forces stressed that no contamination had been caused by the material.
The MNA reported for the first time the coalition forces’ suspicious transfer of WMD parts from Kuwait to Southern Iraq by trucks.
The possible presence of WMD in Iraq and its likely nuclear programs were the main U.S. pretext for attacking the country.
However, their failure to find weapons of mass destruction in the country and the continuing turmoil in Iraq questioned the legitimacy of the U.S. war against Iraq and their presence in the country.
http://www.tehrantimes.com/Description.asp?Da=6/15/2004&Cat=4&Num=020
Interesting, ain't it, kids?
That's right, folks, just 80! That's how many of the piddling 800 are involved in combat operations on the ground, "providing security for Australian diplomats and other officials". Owzat!
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut