Tuesday February 14, 2012

EurajReturns's past comments

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    EurajReturns

    These children are foolish; because they're not protesting in their own country? Because they don't have signs in the native language? Because they aren't using any new arguments or rhetoric? No; it's because they're deliberately wasting their time when it should be clear no one will listen to them until the worst happens.

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    EurajReturns

    According to the MRC, a quarter of South African men have admitted to having raped someone, and half of those men, multiple people. It's pretty dangerous indeed, and we don't want players getting hurt there.

    Maybe the publicity and commercial activity can help things a little.

    Posted in: Japan's soccer team under curfew in South Africa

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    EurajReturns

    The Pew report found that in 21 of the countries surveyed, an average of 71% of respondents had at least some confidence in the U.S. president’s handling of world affairs. In 2008, when Bush was in the White House, the figure in those same countries was only 17%.

    Good... Good...

    Posted in: U.S. image abroad surges under Obama, poll shows

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    EurajReturns

    While you guys are just rehashing old lines, that I don't necessarily disagree with, you should take into consideration that it's too late for "nobody should have them," as several countries already do. Try answering from the standpoint of a nation dealing with potentially hostile neighbors that already have their own nuclear weapons before you answer the question.

    Posted in: Should Japan have its own nuclear weapons as a deterrent against security threats or should it rely on the U.S. nuclear umbrella?

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    EurajReturns

    They should feel lucky they only getting money stolen, in the west most people getting their drinks spiked are females that are then raped

    Think the Japanese Embassy should warn Japanese not to visit bar or clubs in the USA because of drink-spiking and the 99% chance you will be raped if you are a female who has had her drink-spiked!

    That's ridiculous. The only way they would be lucky is if they could go the bar, have a drink, and then head back to their quarters in one piece. There's a little problem in Roppongi. No reason to try to point a finger and deflect it.

    Posted in: U.S. Embassy issues new warning over drink-spiking in Roppongi

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    EurajReturns

    Great. Now, Kitajima can disintegrate Michael Phelps before he beats him in the breaststroke.

    Posted in: Gundam promotes Tokyo 2016’s Olympic bid

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    EurajReturns

    The guy was on PCP. The PCP is what's wicked. Never done it myself but I saw a young guy on PCP drive a forklift off the dock.

    All the more reason why this man is wicked since anyone who could obtain a destructive drug like this knows what it does. He needs to be put away for a long time. The only person whom I have sympathy for is the kid.

    Posted in: Calif man accused of biting out son's eye

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    EurajReturns

    How could Sony not have expected a net loss with a leading unit as expensive as the PS3?

    Posted in: Video game sales for April decline 17% in U.S.

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    EurajReturns

    I wonder how many pairs of shoes she's swallowed with how many times she's put her foot in her mouth.

    Posted in: Pelosi says CIA misled her on waterboarding

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    EurajReturns

    The poll is about summer blockbusters. The list of films are the most anticipated - by many measures - blockbuster films. I'm not saying I'd want to see them all - or even any of them (OK, Star Trek) - but it really seems odd to take the time to post a comment about how much contempt you have for the films, the poll, the system, the blah blah blah.

    Seriously guys, get over yourselves.

    The entire point of this board is for people to post their trivial opinion and feel good about themselves.

    Posted in: Which summer blockbuster are you looking forward to seeing most of all?

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    EurajReturns

    Of course he is arrogant, Bgood. All people who believe they can change things around are arrogant.

    Posted in: Obama expresses regret for Afghan civilian deaths

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    EurajReturns

    Out of office, and still leading the Republican Party in the wrong direction.

    Posted in: Cheney backs Limbaugh over Powell

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    EurajReturns

    Not inherited, he accepted the job. Now shut up with that. No one twisted his arm. He could just end this whole thing if he wanted to.

    Don't be a dingbat. The sentence has the same meaning regardless of which word you use, and now that Obama has "accepted" control of this campaign, he'll get the new tools he wants. Yes, he could end this if he wanted, but will he? Probably not, because that would be foolish at this point in time.

    Posted in: U.S. fires top general in Afghanistan as war worsens

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    EurajReturns

    Better to dissapoint before the Prime Minister's visit after all.

    Posted in: Russia warns Japan against 'inflated hopes' in islands dispute

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    EurajReturns

    Every now and then the clunkies in the United States government are right about something. Too bad for Pakistan that it was this.

    Posted in: Pakistan orders military to eliminate 'terrorists'

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    EurajReturns

    I feel bad. I felt a small sense of satisfaction when reading that the "peace" could be threatened.

    Posted in: Rising tensions threaten Pakistan-Taliban peace

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    EurajReturns

    It's the end of the world.

    Posted in: WHO says swine flu pandemic is imminent

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    EurajReturns

    oh well lets not forget he Japan vs Korea lesson. It call all turn around within a week.

    Lo and behold the bobba was right. It was self evident though. Korea, Japan, Mexico all were doing this. Unfortunately for P.R., the opponents rebound happened to occur when defeat wasn't acceptable. The U.S. advances and the Puerto Ricans go home.

    Posted in: Puerto Rico trounces U.S. 11-1 in WBC

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    EurajReturns

    Yet, adaydream, what is the reason that President Obama is haivng it so good with Iraq? Could it be because of the troop surge strategy that worked two years ago when implemented by President Bush? President O's draw-down announcement then this suicide attack coming immediately after is really no surprise...

    I'm sure this guy decided that he wouldn't blow himself up until the next President announced his plan. : /

    Posted in: U.S. announces 12,000 troops to leave Iraq; suicide bomber kills 30 in Baghdad

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    EurajReturns

    USA Basketball redeemed. I hope these guys can too.

    Posted in: US ready to trade egos for winning attitude at WBC

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