Intifada Rap

[HERESY]

The FAUX jew boy Aripaz aka YEHUDA who's real name is Jared? I have no relationship with him. I met him YEARS ago when I first came to this site and carved my name. He was a cool kid something like REMY from HIGHER LEARNING. I was his friend, had his back, listened to his problems, prayed for the guy....basically I extended my hand to him. When people were on here riding on him I would hit them up and tell them to leave him alone and they would.


He was looking for something...like he needed to belong to something and he was interested in a lot of the stuff I was talking about. I directed him towards a certain path (he'll deny it) and he basically became involved with the "jewish" culture.

I haven't talked to him off the siccness in over 2 years. We never got into it, we never had strong words for each other. That's why I don't understand his current mentality. If this were someone else I would simply go back and fourth for a bit and leave it alone. However this guy is someone who I know a bit outside of the siccness. We never met in person but I have seen pics of him and do know who he is.


You know what? I ain't gonna entertain that cat. I'm not gonna mash on him. I'm very close to it but I'm not.



He seems to be brainwashed now. It's like he's a zionist puppet or something.



@Jared continue to go down your path. It will be like old times. Hundreds of members riding on you only this time I won't lift a finger to stop it.


Btw FAUX JEW BOY hit this site:


http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/antisemitism/index.cfm

 

[AriPaz]

You win

Heresy check your PM.

 

[Nujeruz]

you two should move on and find new friends.

-Nujeruz

 

[HERESY]

^^^^^ no one is trippin on that guy $$$$$$<---the only new friends I need.

 

[Jae iLL]

I have a question for HERESY. The Jews have been living in their enclaves in Europe for 1hella years after they got kicked out of Palistine and most of them married within their race/religion maybe a few married outside of their own. However, Judaism is passed down by lineage of the mother no? So regardless of the fact wouldn't they still be considered Jew? Don't they still live the Jewish lifestyle? Practice Jewish beliefs and have a Jewish culture? Their going back into Israel and deciding they wanted to take that land back after all these years, I don't agree with that; but to say they're not Jewish.. I wonder where your reasoning is coming from in regards to that. I pretty much agree with you in regards to the Israeli Palistinian conflict but I'm just wondering why you're saying that they are not Hebrew. Please enlighten.

 

[KleanKut]

I love how Heresy feels spo bad for the people of palistine and sypathises with them so much. But when we come here and overthrow Sadamm who gassed and tourtoured millions of people he is critical of the US. Its true innocent people have died and its a fuckin shame and i feel horrible for it have happining, but they are still better off then with sadamm. Not to mention the insurgents are the ones killing innocents now. during the elections they got a 12 year olod crippled boy in a wheelchair and offered to help him to the polling place, then they slipped some explosives in his carring case on his chair and blew him up when they were near the polling center. Yet we are the bad guys, and the insurgents are the heros.

 

[Nujeruz]

...

i'm a Palestinian rapper:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/6/nujeruz.htm

 

[HERESY]

I love how Heresy feels spo bad for the people of palistine and sypathises with them so much. But when we come here and overthrow Sadamm who gassed and tourtoured millions of people he is critical of the US. Its true innocent people have died and its a fuckin shame and i feel horrible for it have happining, but they are still better off then with sadamm. Not to mention the insurgents are the ones killing innocents now. during the elections they got a 12 year olod crippled boy in a wheelchair and offered to help him to the polling place, then they slipped some explosives in his carring case on his chair and blew him up when they were near the polling center. Yet we are the bad guys, and the insurgents are the heros.

1. Who said saddam gassed and tortured millions of his people? America has gassed and tortured MILLIONS of african americans but who invaded america? Saddam gassed his own people? When did this happen? I want everyone to pay attention to this next question. Kleankut what type of gas did saddam use on his people and why did he use it?



2. What happened to his supply of gas and where did he get the supply from? Does Iraq still have gas? If so why didn't they use it on invading american troops and where is it at now? If Iraq no longer has gas when did it run out?


3. The american invasion of iraq was/is ILLEGAL. These people have NOT asked for american intervention yet countries like SUDAN, a place of REAL genocie and murder are overlooked. Your "INTERVENTION" or "LIBERATION" have left these people scared with more hatred for america. You'll reply back with an "I see these people blah blah blha" But I have folks in Iraq also and they tell a different story.


4. The insurgents slipped a crippled boy some dynamite and blew him up. Americans drop 10 ton bombs on homes and reduce the innocent men, women and children to dust.


5. You are the bad guys. YOU (yes YOU kleankut) are part of the problem. You feel you're supporting your country and defending it but who are you defending it against? A country with missles that can't hit targets 100 miles away? A country with weapons of mass destruction that vanish in thin air not to mention not ONE wmd has been used on american troops? Or is it a country with a large supply of oil and other reserves? Is it a country you can use in your mid east peace road map? You (KLEANKUT) do the bidding and dirty work of the ELITE powers who govern and control this world. They will reap over $20 million a day draining the land while you'll receive a measly $2,000 a month doing the dirty work. They will bid for big billion dollar contracts while you'll bid for nothing.



6. I don't believe you feel horrible about it happening. I'm not in your heart so I can't say but in MY OPINION I don't believe you. If you felt horrible about it why don't you take a stand? Oh wait you're taking a stand....you're liberating the people from a ruthless tyrant who gassed his people, tried to kill an american president and removed babies from incubators......



@Jae you said:


I have a question for HERESY. The Jews have been living in their enclaves in Europe for 1hella years after they got kicked out of Palistine and most of them married within their race/religion maybe a few married outside of their own


Who are these "jews" that got kicked out of palastine and when did it happen?


However, Judaism is passed down by lineage of the mother no?


One can also become a follower of judaism or jew by converting. The conversion is usually different from sect to sect.

So regardless of the fact wouldn't they still be considered Jew? Yes IF they practiced true judaism. They would be "jews" because they adhere to the religion not jews because of their BLOOD.



Don't they still live the Jewish lifestyle?


Nope.

Practice Jewish beliefs and have a Jewish culture?


They practice Talmudism.


Their going back into Israel and deciding they wanted to take that land back after all these years, Balfour Declaration. You should look into it asap.

I pretty much agree with you in regards to the Israeli Palistinian conflict but I'm just wondering why you're saying that they are not Hebrew. Please enlighten.


I'm saying the european "jew's" and the ashkenaz are not HEBREW because their not SEMETIC.

... Though many Jews are not of Semitic origin, we are the religious, spiritual, and national [but not genetic] descendants of those who first formed the early foundations of Judaism who were Semites.-Rabbi Cyril A. Stanway in "Viewpoints," Thursday, November 8, 1990, in the Sun-News

 

[Solidous_Snake]

STFU Aripaz.

Good post 1/2 On It , homie. Shit was interesting. I copped a copy.

 

[KleanKut]

1. Who said saddam gassed and tortured millions of his people? America has gassed and tortured MILLIONS of african americans but who invaded america? Saddam gassed his own people? When did this happen? I want everyone to pay attention to this next question. Kleankut what type of gas did saddam use on his people and why did he use it?

You may have heard of chemical Ali Saddams first cousin and the enforcer behind saddams order to kill off kurds. here is the story if you want to read up on chemical ali. it was cyanide gas and he used it as an "etinic clensing" method, since these people did not belive in the bath party and did not like saddams rule, and he wanted to shut them up.

http://www.theage.com.au/news/Iraq/...t/2004/12/19/1103391638052.html?oneclick=true


2. What happened to his supply of gas and where did he get the supply from? Does Iraq still have gas? If so why didn't they use it on invading american troops and where is it at now? If Iraq no longer has gas when did it run out?

No one knows how big the supply was since the un was not allowed acess to his facilities, Gas was used in 1991 agesnt us and Iran and Kuwait. They got some of thier supply from the USA when they wanted Iraq to beat iran in the early 80's. They didnt run out, we have found chemicals that are wepons grade and we have found the precursers, we have even had chemicals used agenst us but they were not put in the weapons system right and insted of deploing they were burnt up. We did not find WMD's but we did find chemical warfare agents.


3. The american invasion of iraq was/is ILLEGAL. These people have NOT asked for american intervention yet countries like SUDAN, a place of REAL genocie and murder are overlooked. Your "INTERVENTION" or "LIBERATION" have left these people scared with more hatred for america. You'll reply back with an "I see these people blah blah blha" But I have folks in Iraq also and they tell a different story. I doubt you have folx here that are doing anything worth while if they dont think that the people like us here. Thats y i see these men out and about wearing masks for fear of insurgents killing thier family, but i still see them out there as ING and IP's. experiance first hand what you talk about next time you challenge me ok Hearsay.


4. The insurgents slipped a crippled boy some dynamite and blew him up. Americans drop 10 ton bombs on homes and reduce the innocent men, women and children to dust. Like i said collatral damage with the killing of innocent cilvilans, but i mean fuck its war and these things happen, but less people will die in the next 10 years then in the next 3 if saddam was still in power.


5. You are the bad guys. YOU (yes YOU kleankut) are part of the problem. You feel you're supporting your country and defending it but who are you defending it against? A country with missles that can't hit targets 100 miles away? A country with weapons of mass destruction that vanish in thin air not to mention not ONE wmd has been used on american troops? Or is it a country with a large supply of oil and other reserves? Is it a country you can use in your mid east peace road map? You (KLEANKUT) do the bidding and dirty work of the ELITE powers who govern and control this world. They will reap over $20 million a day draining the land while you'll receive a measly $2,000 a month doing the dirty work. They will bid for big billion dollar contracts while you'll bid for nothing.

i make $4000 a month tax free with nothing to spend it on, so by the end of this deploiment i will have 48K in the bank, thats like the equlivlent of making 100,000 civilian side and having to pay a mortgage and car payments and food and gas and all the other expencies life has. But you can belive your fuckin bleeding heart liberal drabble you posted if you want too. but we over threw a dictator, and now we are helping finance the war by tapping into the nations resources, i would rather have everyone who never signed up for the service pay for the war so they could do thier part, but i think this will leave everyone a lot happier.



6. I don't believe you feel horrible about it happening. I'm not in your heart so I can't say but in MY OPINION I don't believe you. If you felt horrible about it why don't you take a stand? Oh wait you're taking a stand....you're liberating the people from a ruthless tyrant who gassed his people, tried to kill an american president and removed babies from incubators......

you dont have to beleave me hearsay, but its all good because i know in my heart i feel bad for these people, and i can honestly say myself or no one o n my team has taken an innocent life nor have we even harmed an innocent person. but hey you dont have to belive me, all thats important is im straight with god and i have a clear conscience.

anything else?

 

[HERESY]

You may have heard of chemical Ali Saddams first cousin and the enforcer behind saddams order to kill off kurds. here is the story if you want to read up on chemical ali. it was cyanide gas and he used it as an "etinic clensing" method, since these people did not belive in the bath party and did not like saddams rule, and he wanted to shut them up.

http://www.theage.com.au/news/Iraq/...l?oneclick=true


1. It's a FACT that the KURDS were in rebellion. It's a FACT that saddam did NOT have cyanide gas but IRAN did.

From http://www.polyconomics.com/searchbase/11-18-98.html


US Army War College: NO PROOF SADDAM GASSED THE KURDS!
Memo to Jess Helms from InfoTimes. Note excerpt from US Army War College report that no evidence exists to support US claims that Iraq used gas on the Kurds.


I continue to make inquiry into the situation in Iraq, as it is likely to brew up into another crisis one of these days when the US Army War College has no choice but to conclude that Iraq is not hiding any weapons of mass destruction -- or if they are, they are so well hidden that nobody is going to find them. As you know, I'm sure, the warhawks in the United States will continue to insist that the embargo remain in place no matter what, and there will be assertions from around the world that we have not been acting in good faith. As you also know, I believe there are serious questions regarding our behavior toward Iraq that go back further. You would agree, I think, that at the very least our State Department gave a "green light" to Saddam Hussein to go into Kuwait in August 1990. The more I read of the events of the period, the more I believe history will record that the Gulf War was unnecessary, perhaps even that Saddam Hussein was willing to retreat back to his borders, but our government decided we preferred the war to the status quo ante.


In my previous correspondence with you on this matter, I had been in a quandary about the state of our relations with Baghdad during that critical period. In the months immediately preceding the "green light" given by our Ambassador, April Glaspie, a number of your Senate colleagues including Bob Dole had traveled to Baghdad, met with Saddam, and found him to be a head of state worthy of support. Even Sen. Howard Metzenbaum [D-OH], a Jewish liberal and staunch supporter of Israel, gave him a seal of approval. What disturbs me even now, Jesse, is that these meetings occurred after the Senate Foreign Relations committee had accused Iraq of using poison gas against its own people, i.e., the Kurds. Like all other Americans, in recent years I had assumed that what I read in the papers was true about Iraq gassing its own people. Once the war drums again began beating last November, I decided to read up on the history, and found Iraq denied having used gas against its own people. Furthermore, I heard that a Pentagon investigation at the time had also turned up no hard evidence of Saddam gassing his own people.

This is serious stuff, because the US Army War College tells us that 1.4 million Iraqi civilians have died as a result of the sanctions, which is 3,000 times more than the number of Kurds who supposedly died of gassing at the hands of Saddam. Many of my old Cold Warrior friends practically DEMAND that we not lift the sanctions because if Saddam would gas his own people, he would gas anyone. Now I have come across the 1990 Pentagon report, published just prior to the invasion of Kuwait. Its authors are Stephen C. Pelletiere, Douglas V. Johnson II and Leif R. Rosenberger, of the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. War College at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The report is 93 pages, but I append here only the passages having to do with the aforementioned issue:

Iraqi Power and U.S. Security in the Middle East
Excerpt, Chapter 5
U.S. SECURITY AND IRAQI POWER

Introduction. Throughout the war the United States practiced a fairly benign policy toward Iraq. Although initially disapproving of the invasion, Washington came slowly over to the side of Baghdad. Both wanted to restore the status quo ante to the Gulf and to reestablish the relative harmony that prevailed there before Khomeini began threatening the regional balance of power. Khomeini's revolutionary appeal was anathema to both Baghdad and Washington; hence they wanted to get rid of him. United by a common interest, Iraq and the United States restored diplomatic relations in 1984, and the United States began to actively assist Iraq in ending the fighting. It mounted Operation Staunch, an attempt to stem the flow of arms to Iran. It also increased its purchases of Iraqi oil while cutting back on Iranian oil purchases, and it urged its allies to do likewise. All this had the effect of repairing relations between the two countries, which had been at a very low ebb.

In September 1988, however -- a month after the war had ended -- the State Department abruptly, and in what many viewed as a sensational manner, condemned Iraq for allegedly using chemicals against its Kurdish population. The incident cannot be understood without some background of Iraq's relations with the Kurds. It is beyond the scope of this study to go deeply into this matter; suffice it to say that throughout the war Iraq effectively faced two enemies -- Iran and the elements of its own Kurdish minority. Significant numbers of the Kurds had launched a revolt against Baghdad and in the process teamed up with Tehran. As soon as the war with Iran ended, Iraq announced its determination to crush the Kurdish insurrection. It sent Republican Guards to the Kurdish area, and in the course of this operation - according to the U.S. State Department -- gas was used, with the result that numerous Kurdish civilians were killed. The Iraqi government denied that any such gassing had occurred. Nonetheless, Secretary of State Schultz stood by U.S. accusations, and the U.S. Congress, acting on its own, sought to impose economic sanctions on Baghdad as a violator of the Kurds' human rights.

Having looked at all of the evidence that was available to us, we find it impossible to confirm the State Department's claim that gas was used in this instance. To begin with there were never any victims produced. International relief organizations who examined the Kurds -- in Turkey where they had gone for asylum -- failed to discover any. Nor were there ever any found inside Iraq. The claim rests solely on testimony of the Kurds who had crossed the border into Turkey, where they were interviewed by staffers of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

We would have expected, in a matter as serious as this, that the Congress would have exercised some care. However, passage of the sanctions measure through the Congress was unusually swift -- at least in the Senate where a unanimous vote was secured within 24 hours. Further, the proposed sanctions were quite draconian (and will be discussed in detail below). Fortunately for the future of Iraqi-U.S. ties, the sanctions measure failed to pass on a bureaucratic technicality (it was attached as a rider to a bill that died before adjournment).

It appears that in seeking to punish Iraq, the Congress was influenced by another incident that occurred five months earlier in another Iraqi-Kurdish city, Halabjah. In March 1988, the Kurds at Halabjah were bombarded with chemical weapons, producing a great many deaths. Photographs of them Kurdish victims were widely disseminated in the international media. Iraq was blamed for the Halabjah attack, even though it was subsequently brought out that Iran too had used chemicals in this operation, and it seemed likely that it was the Iranian bombardment that had actually killed the Kurds.

Thus, in our view, the Congress acted more on the basis of emotionalism than factual information, and without sufficient thought for the adverse diplomatic effects of its action. As a result of the outcome of the Iran-Iraq War, Iraq is now the most powerful state in the Persian Gulf, an area in which we have vital interests. To maintain an uninterrupted flow of oil from the Gulf to the West, we need to develop good working relations with all of the Gulf states, and particularly with Iraq, the states, and particularly with Iraq, the strongest.

 

[HERESY]

part to for #1

From http://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/31/opinion/31PELL.html

A War Crime or an Act of War?
By STEPHEN C. PELLETIERE

ECHANICSBURG, Pa. — It was no surprise that President Bush, lacking smoking-gun evidence of Iraq's weapons programs, used his State of the Union address to re-emphasize the moral case for an invasion: "The dictator who is assembling the world's most dangerous weapons has already used them on whole villages, leaving thousands of his own citizens dead, blind or disfigured."

The accusation that Iraq has used chemical weapons against its citizens is a familiar part of the debate. The piece of hard evidence most frequently brought up concerns the gassing of Iraqi Kurds at the town of Halabja in March 1988, near the end of the eight-year Iran-Iraq war. President Bush himself has cited Iraq's "gassing its own people," specifically at Halabja, as a reason to topple Saddam Hussein.

But the truth is, all we know for certain is that Kurds were bombarded with poison gas that day at Halabja. We cannot say with any certainty that Iraqi chemical weapons killed the Kurds. This is not the only distortion in the Halabja story.

I am in a position to know because, as the Central Intelligence Agency's senior political analyst on Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war, and as a professor at the Army War College from 1988 to 2000, I was privy to much of the classified material that flowed through Washington having to do with the Persian Gulf. In addition, I headed a 1991 Army investigation into how the Iraqis would fight a war against the United States; the classified version of the report went into great detail on the Halabja affair.

This much about the gassing at Halabja we undoubtedly know: it came about in the course of a battle between Iraqis and Iranians. Iraq used chemical weapons to try to kill Iranians who had seized the town, which is in northern Iraq not far from the Iranian border. The Kurdish civilians who died had the misfortune to be caught up in that exchange. But they were not Iraq's main target.

And the story gets murkier: immediately after the battle the United States Defense Intelligence Agency investigated and produced a classified report, which it circulated within the intelligence community on a need-to-know basis. That study asserted that it was Iranian gas that killed the Kurds, not Iraqi gas.

The agency did find that each side used gas against the other in the battle around Halabja. The condition of the dead Kurds' bodies, however, indicated they had been killed with a blood agent — that is, a cyanide-based gas — which Iran was known to use. The Iraqis, who are thought to have used mustard gas in the battle, are not known to have possessed blood agents at the time.

These facts have long been in the public domain but, extraordinarily, as often as the Halabja affair is cited, they are rarely mentioned. A much-discussed article in The New Yorker last March did not make reference to the Defense Intelligence Agency report or consider that Iranian gas might have killed the Kurds. On the rare occasions the report is brought up, there is usually speculation, with no proof, that it was skewed out of American political favoritism toward Iraq in its war against Iran.

I am not trying to rehabilitate the character of Saddam Hussein. He has much to answer for in the area of human rights abuses. But accusing him of gassing his own people at Halabja as an act of genocide is not correct, because as far as the information we have goes, all of the cases where gas was used involved battles. These were tragedies of war. There may be justifications for invading Iraq, but Halabja is not one of them.

In fact, those who really feel that the disaster at Halabja has bearing on today might want to consider a different question: Why was Iran so keen on taking the town? A closer look may shed light on America's impetus to invade Iraq.

We are constantly reminded that Iraq has perhaps the world's largest reserves of oil. But in a regional and perhaps even geopolitical sense, it may be more important that Iraq has the most extensive river system in the Middle East. In addition to the Tigris and Euphrates, there are the Greater Zab and Lesser Zab rivers in the north of the country. Iraq was covered with irrigation works by the sixth century A.D., and was a granary for the region.

Before the Persian Gulf war, Iraq had built an impressive system of dams and river control projects, the largest being the Darbandikhan dam in the Kurdish area. And it was this dam the Iranians were aiming to take control of when they seized Halabja. In the 1990's there was much discussion over the construction of a so-called Peace Pipeline that would bring the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates south to the parched Gulf states and, by extension, Israel. No progress has been made on this, largely because of Iraqi intransigence. With Iraq in American hands, of course, all that could change.

Thus America could alter the destiny of the Middle East in a way that probably could not be challenged for decades — not solely by controlling Iraq's oil, but by controlling its water. Even if America didn't occupy the country, once Mr. Hussein's Baath Party is driven from power, many lucrative opportunities would open up for American companies.

All that is needed to get us into war is one clear reason for acting, one that would be generally persuasive. But efforts to link the Iraqis directly to Osama bin Laden have proved inconclusive. Assertions that Iraq threatens its neighbors have also failed to create much resolve; in its present debilitated condition — thanks to United Nations sanctions — Iraq's conventional forces threaten no one.

Perhaps the strongest argument left for taking us to war quickly is that Saddam Hussein has committed human rights atrocities against his people. And the most dramatic case are the accusations about Halabja.

Before we go to war over Halabja, the administration owes the American people the full facts. And if it has other examples of Saddam Hussein gassing Kurds, it must show that they were not pro-Iranian Kurdish guerrillas who died fighting alongside Iranian Revolutionary Guards. Until Washington gives us proof of Saddam Hussein's supposed atrocities, why are we picking on Iraq on human rights grounds, particularly when there are so many other repressive regimes Washington supports?

 

[HERESY]

O.k. I devoted an entire post to #1. If you want more info I'll be happy to give it.


On to the rest of your post KK.


No one knows how big the supply was since the un was not allowed acess to his facilities, Gas was used in 1991 agesnt us and Iran and Kuwait. They got some of thier supply from the USA when they wanted Iraq to beat iran in the early 80's. They didnt run out, we have found chemicals that are wepons grade and we have found the precursers, we have even had chemicals used agenst us but they were not put in the weapons system right and insted of deploing they were burnt up. We did not find WMD's but we did find chemical warfare agents.



LMAO! See my previous post.


I doubt you have folx here that are doing anything worth while if they dont think that the people like us here.


Actually they are both officers. Both have been in the millitary for YEARS.



Thats y i see these men out and about wearing masks for fear of insurgents killing thier family, but i still see them out there as ING and IP's. experiance first hand what you talk about next time you challenge me ok Hearsay.


1. I'll challenge you to whatever I want to challenge you to.


2. They are probably wearing masks to hide from americans.


3. I don't have to experience "iraq" to know FIRST HAND that they HATE you people. All I have to do is talk to an iraqi (which I have) who has had family BUTCHERED by americans. BTW KUT WHY IS AMERICA OVERLOOKING SUDAN? ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE


4. It's HERESY you FAGGOT.


Like i said collatral damage with the killing of innocent cilvilans, but i mean fuck its war and these things happen, but less people will die in the next 10 years then in the next 3 if saddam was still in power.



U.N./AMERICAN SANCTIONS HAVE KILLED MORE IRAQI MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAN THE SADDAM REGIME. LOL@LESS PEOPLE WILL DIE. AMERICA WILL PLACE ANOTHER PUPPET IN POWER. ANOTHER PUPPET WHO WILL DO AS HE IS TOLD UNTIL HE IS NO LONGER NEEDED.



i make $4000 a month tax free with nothing to spend it on, so by the end of this deploiment i will have 48K in the bank, thats like the equlivlent of making 100,000 civilian side and having to pay a mortgage and car payments and food and gas and all the other expencies life has. But you can belive your fuckin bleeding heart liberal drabble you posted if you want too. but we over threw a dictator, and now we are helping finance the war by tapping into the nations resources, i would rather have everyone who never signed up for the service pay for the war so they could do thier part, but i think this will leave everyone a lot happier.



KK YOUR REPLY IS INSANE. YOU MAKE $4000 A MONTH RISKING YOUR LIFE FOR GOD KNOWS WHAT WHILE RICH ELITIST SIT ON THEIR ASS AND MAKE ***BILLIONS*** AT THE EXPENSE OF IDIOTS LIKE YOU. TELL ME SOMETHING KLEAN KUT HOW MANY BUSH FAMILY MEMBERS ARE IN IRAQ HELPING YOU? YOU MENTION 4K A MONTH LIKE THATS SOMETHING BETTER.....LMAO! OK GUY....YOU MAKE PENNIES COMPARED TO WHAT YOUR MASTERS MAKE.



AS I'VE SAID BEFORE K.K. DEMOCRAT OR REPUBLICAN, LEFT OR RIGHT, LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE. *NONE* OF IT MATTERS TO BE BECAUSE IT'S *ALL* THE SAME THING.


you dont have to beleave me hearsay, but its all good because i know in my heart i feel bad for these people, and i can honestly say myself or no one o n my team has taken an innocent life nor have we even harmed an innocent person. but hey you dont have to belive me, all thats important is im straight with god and i have a clear conscience.

anything else?


CHIT CHATTER.........USELESS INFO. I'M GLAD YOU CAN SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING YOU'VE DONE YOUR GREAT DEED FOR HUMANITY.

 

[KleanKut]

You can post up about the US not knowing it was Iraq for sure, but then how do you debunk the video that shows chemical Ali on tape talking about what he had just done and the aftermath of the attack he claimed responsibility for, it was in maxim a few years ago, i was in HS at the time and actualy did a report on it. Even opening the eyes of my liberal Nor*Cal HS history teacher.

The money doesnt really matter that much to me like i said i will be 20 with 50K+ in the bank. I am only a 19 year old Spc i work for genrals who are making close to 200,000 a year and they never even leave post, but fuck it virtue is its own reward i guess. I am making enough for me at the age and status i am at. I am content.

 

[HERESY]

You can post up about the US not knowing it was Iraq for sure, but then how do you debunk the video that shows chemical Ali on tape talking about what he had just done and the aftermath of the attack he claimed responsibility for, it was in maxim a few years ago, i was in HS at the time and actualy did a report on it. Even opening the eyes of my liberal Nor*Cal HS history teacher.

YOU'RE TELLING ME I SHOULD READ SOMETHING FROM MAXIM MAGAZINE AND CONSIDER IT VALID AND RELIABLE?


LMAO!


That's where you get your INFO????????

ROFL! :hurt: :dead:

The money doesnt really matter that much to me like i said i will be 20 with 50K+ in the bank. I am only a 19 year old Spc i work for genrals who are making close to 200,000 a year and they never even leave post, but fuck it virtue is its own reward i guess. I am making enough for me at the age and status i am at. I am content.


You'll be 20 with 50k in the bank. 50k in the bank IF you can make it home. You die someone else will take your place and the government will ship your corpse to your mother, give her a flag and move on. You are partaking in EVIL for your 50k in the bank. SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT.....KNOWING YOU'RE A PAWN FOR THE GLOBAL ELITE WHO REAP BILLIONS FROM YOUR LABOR.

 

[Malkorasoul]

Aripaz....koul khara ou irja3 la wara...Your vomiting bullshit non-stop...What a freekin coward cursing at these people in arabic when you know damn well that they dont understand you...el yahood min europe screwed everything up for the middle east...the only jews welcome in the middle east are the semetic jews, euro jews have no place there

 

[Solidous_Snake]

Aripaz....koul khara ou irja3 la wara...Your vomiting bullshit non-stop...What a freekin coward cursing at these people in arabic when you know damn well that they dont understand you...el yahood min europe screwed everything up for the middle east...the only jews welcome in the middle east are the semetic jews, euro jews have no place there

Judgement day homie. Just wait ackuy.

 

[Ender]

Goddamn... that shit is sic. The beats and the delivery were on point. Crazy shit...