- Joined
- 1 November 2007
- Posts
- 1,721
- Reactions
- 0
I've managed to understand that much already .
I didn't think any of his rights were being abused.
....i think to make a decision as to whether someone or any organisation is good or evil would be to over simplify the situation.
As Fraser points out, the war on terror (as defined by Bush) will never end.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/opinion/items/200702/s1849110.htm
yep those libs are a real worryFraser, right! the same Fraser who supported Mugabe and is silent now even as millions starve deliberately.
Tell me do we only worry about human rights if the abused is white and Australian but turn the other cheek if the abuser is black and so is the abused.
So... does that mean you are a supporter of rape, widespread murder, food hoarding and corruption amongst opponents of the Taliban? Lets face it, both sides in Afghanistan are just as bad as each other. Hence, neither have majority support. We just don't hear the massive abuses committed by opponents of the Taliban because they are allied to us, and it is not a good look to admit that.
But what you are saying, seems to suggest that you are a supporter of these human rights abuses. Especially as you attack people who remain neutral. Yes, the Taliban are horrible. But, the opposition are no better. You don't seem to realise that.
yep those libs are a real worry
I am delighted this Human Rights Education Conference is being held, it is timely, it is important. The more understanding there can be about basic human rights for men, women and children, for people of all religions, for minorities, for the disadvantaged, for all people, the better it will be and the sooner our society will return to one of decency and charity.
This forum will cover a wide spectrum in human rights. From the origins of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights itself to the class room, how to inspire students with ethical leadership, etc
Who guest speaks at Human Rights Conferences etc
don't worry visual - you wouldn't understand..
and so -visual said:traiterous etc
and so -
on a completely different topic
what do you think about fighting with the Taliban against the Northern Alliance -
and being captured by the NA , without weapons, in the back of a truck, trying to leave the country when it got competely out of hand.
and for that matter fighting in Kosova with the KLA - with whom "we", the west , sided (eventually and belatedly)
I was commenting on this statement visualI'll remember that should I ever undertake traitorous activities against my country
I was commenting on this statement visual
obviously I disgaree with your assumptions.
Since you disagree with Fraser, I assume you disagree with (most/) much of what he has to say in that article from which I have now posted 3 excerpts.
whatever..
and again ... when are you gonna catch up to Hicks on the matter of applying for military service?
as I say - don't worry about ithow to inspire students with ethical leadership
chops you are incoherent, better have a lie down and rest a bit, maybe you'll get up refreshed and more clear headed
as I say - don't worry about it
ok - here'e your answerPlease give me at least, the benefit of your leadership skill or inspiration or whatever I really need to understand are human rights for all or just the people you agree with or agree with you, unlike you I've kept the question the same , no chopping or changing here and definitely no smoke screens as changing subject.
ok - here'e your answer
somewhat similar to what I've said on other threads like Abs and Global Warming etc -
but obviously human rights for all.
and
should we get such human rights, even you, visual, will be entitled to share the benefits.
but note that Fraser warns that there is every chance that anti-terror laws are gonna be destructive rather than helpful.
PS I'm sure you recognise this picture...
Chops: You have included the phrase above "Ok. So he is still on the run is he?As compared to who Julia? CNN, ACA? Would you class the BBC as having a left bias?
The thing that I guess would swing most people's opinions, is that we simply aren't allowed to know anything. That in itself speaks volumes. What are the US and probably, more importantly, ex Australian governments and diplomats got to hide when it comes to this? Perhaps because they knew he was being tortured, and did nothing about it? Hmmm....
OK. So he is still on the run is he? Hmmm.... I guess we are all in "hiding" then aren't we?
Prawn... totally agree with you.
I realise Visual can speak for herself, but (nothing to do with your actual argument which has become somewhat silly), I find the above comment unnecessarily condescending, patronising and personal.and
should we get such human rights, even you, visual, will be entitled to share the benefits.
Lets not make him out as some Folk Hero, or as some sort of Frankenstein eternal crim.
We should all appreciate that freedom is a privledge thats so easy to take forgranted.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?