*********s running the show

[paul750]

Where do you live?

Northern Ireland, i'm not sure wheater the company is connected or not. i was in Canada last year and also noticed you have the name translink on your public transport system, like ours. probably just another coincidence. i don't know the guy who makes those names up, but surely he could come up with something more original than that.

[Bombardier]

Northern Ireland, i'm not sure wheater the company is connected or not. i was in Canada last year and also noticed you have the name translink on your public transport system,like ours. probably just another coincidence. i don't know the guy who makes those names up, but surley he could come up with something more original than that.

Oh yeah, it's the same company. I was thinking maybe you lived in Ireland or Northern Ireland cause I knew they had a lot of facilities there.

The company is based out of Montreal and they're pretty important to our national economy, being the biggest aerospace firm we have.

[2nd II none]

you guys should cut out all the foreplay and just ****.

[TOPitBull]

Clashes in West Bank
As the ***** victory became apparent, ***** supporters raised their flag over the *********** parliament Thursday afternoon and rushed into the building amid clashes with Fatah loyalists.

The two camps threw stones at each other, breaking windows in the building, as Fatah supporters briefly tried to lower the green ***** banners.
The crowd of about 3,000 ***** backers cheered and whistled as activists on the roof of the parliament raised the ***** banner again.

It was the first confrontation between ***** and Fatah since the Islamic militant group won parliamentary elections on Wednesday.



Throwing stones at each other LOL! A civilized bunch aren't they.

[PBDS]

Clashes in West Bank
As the ***** victory became apparent, ***** supporters raised their flag over the *********** parliament Thursday afternoon and rushed into the building amid clashes with Fatah loyalists.

The two camps threw stones at each other, breaking windows in the building, as Fatah supporters briefly tried to lower the green ***** banners.
The crowd of about 3,000 ***** backers cheered and whistled as activists on the roof of the parliament raised the ***** banner again.

It was the first confrontation between ***** and Fatah since the Islamic militant group won parliamentary elections on Wednesday.



Throwing stones at each other LOL! A civilized bunch aren't they.

...I have always found the stone throwing to be frickin hilarious. I bet they get pretty good at it since they start at a very young age.

[angelo_dundee]

They are not *********s. They are a legitimate independence struggle. Remember for 4 decqades the ANC were called *********s, then they became the darlings of the world media.

These were free elections, observed elections. The people have spoken.

[PBDS]

They are not *********s. They are a legitimate independence struggle. Remember for 4 decqades the ANC were called *********s, then they became the darlings of the world media.

These were free elections, observed elections. The people have spoken.

...Yes, your correct, the ***** have never been involved in any ********* activity.

[Bombardier]

They are not *********s. They are a legitimate independence struggle. Remember for 4 decqades the ANC were called *********s, then they became the darlings of the world media.

These were free elections, observed elections. The people have spoken.

As far as I can recall the ANC never vowed to "destroy" the white population of South Africa.

Having said that there's no reason to go nuts just yet. People keep saying in Iraq that the surest way to get the Sunni insurgents to calm down is to bring them into a coalition gov't. While I think that argument is a bit simplistic, you might argue that it could apply here as well.

[PBDS]

As far as I can recall the ANC never vowed to "destroy" the white population of South Africa.

Having said that there's no reason to go nuts just yet. People keep saying in Iraq that the surest way to get the Sunni insurgents to calm down is to bring them into a coalition gov't. While I think that argument is a bit simplistic, you might argue that it could apply here as well.

...I see what your saying and that is an outside shot. I doubt it seriously but who knows. We are going to find out soon enough though.

[Bombardier]

...I see what your saying and that is an outside shot. I doubt it seriously but who knows. We are going to find out soon enough though.

It's an outside shot for sure. To be quite honest I think the whole region has been slated for collapse ever since they drew up all those phoney countries way back when. Or maybe all the women will be tired of being treated like third-class citizens and take over everything. Now that would be a surprise.