[mdlug-discuss] [mdlug] OT - IR jamming

[Aaron Kulkis]

Ingles, Raymond wrote:
>> From: allen
> 
>>>  You didn't look up Dilawar like I asked you to. 
>>
>> Don't set tasks for me. If you've got a link, insert it.
> 
>  When I do that, I get accused of selecting biased sources. But hey, here's
> a link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dilawar_%28human_rights_victim%29
> 
>> Also, as I wrote, the section to which you referred in the Geneva 
>> Convention was, in fact, ambiguous. The ambiguity was resolved in a 
>> different section and did not support the impression you were trying to 
>> convey that Geneva Convention protections were not being extended to 
>> legitimate combatants in Iraq by the American military.
> 
>  Except for the actual cases I pointed to where they weren't. Another link:
> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/11/02/60II/main652953.shtml
> 
>> The only conclusion I can draw then is that you were either being 
>> disingenuous or credulous.
> 
>  Since people who were manifestly not even combatants, much less legitimate
> combatants, have been subjected to treatment that violates the Geneva
> Conventions, exactly how am I being disingenuous or credulous? Are these cases
> being made up?
> 
>> If the latter then you've been made aware of the dishonesty of the sources
>> to which you give credence.
> 
>  Please explain why I should not believe the references cited above.

Because people with political axes to grind LOVE to use
Wikipedia as a propaganda tool.

I've tried introducing well-documented historical facts into
several pages, and they routinely edited back out for daring
to contradict the "leftists are the source of all that is
pure and good, and everyone else are corrupt evil murderers"
storyline that they like to promote.


> 
>> In any case, the discussion is becoming academic as shown by the 
>> secondary status the Iraqi war now enjoys in the Democratic primary.
> 
>  And the Democratic primary is the key measure of what's important?
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
>  Ray Ingles                                     (313) 227-2317
> 
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