alphaDelta
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Assuming you don't actually mean set it on fire, surely even the most cursory Google would reveal that to be you.pbman said:The geneva convention is for those who singed it.
Assuming you don't actually mean set it on fire, surely even the most cursory Google would reveal that to be you.pbman said:The geneva convention is for those who singed it.
alphaDelta said:Wow. You really are quite spectacularly mad.
alphaDelta said:Assuming you don't actually mean set it on fire, surely even the most cursory Google would reveal that to be you.
Actually, there is more than one Geneva Convention, but the one referred to in the context of the current US-UK against Iraq is the convention that lays down how prisoners of war (POW) are to be treated by countries that are party to the convention.
I take it that comprehension is not your forte du jour. Have a look a bit further down.pbman said:REad your own link.
Do you need me to expalin that for you more than that?
Collectively, these four conventions are today known simply as the Geneva Conventions. About 150 countries — including the US, the UK and Iraq — are signatories to these conventions.
alphaDelta said:I take it that comprehension is not your forte du jour. Have a look a bit further down.

pbman said:The geneva convention is for those who singed it.
del said:This may help your confusion as well. I know how hard facts are to come by.
I am. Oddly enough the GC doesn't just apply when you like, much as you would like. If the lot in 'Gitmo' are POWs like you suggest they are, then one would expect the GC to apply.pbman said:I assmed you were whinning about gitmo, not iraq.![]()
alphaDelta said:I am. Oddly enough the GC doesn't just apply when you like, much as you would like. If the lot in 'Gitmo' are POWs like you suggest they are, then one would expect the GC to apply.
You did sign it! It wasn't me that began this detour; it was in part you, and your insistence that denying people their right to defend themselves is the most significant of all cruelties.pbman said:It would if they signed it.
But they didn't.
Anyways, why does the subject of guns make you so uncomfortable that you try and change topics?
Are you hoplophobic?
alphaDelta said:You did sign it! It wasn't me that began this detour; it was in part you, and your insistence that denying people their right to defend themselves is the most significant of all cruelties.
Do you understand what this means now?pbman said:Actually, there is more than one Geneva Convention, but the one referred to in the context of the current US-UK against Iraq is the convention that lays down how prisoners of war (POW) are to be treated by countries that are party to the convention
pbman said:Hit the road then.![]()
alphaDelta said:They don't have to sign anything. Have a look for a third time. In fact, just read your own post. You even put it in bold.Do you understand what this means now?
nino_savatte said:You're a third rate Limbaugh peebs, no question. So, do you think you've changed any minds with your graphs or your arrguments?
If it weren't such weighted tripe, I might humour you. Sadly, this was always quite unlikely, wasn't it? Of course, having never even seen a real gun in all of my obviously enslaved, unenlightened and frankly miserable existence, I probably wouldn't know how anyway. Yikes a snake!pbman said:
Oh so the wars not over in Afghanistan and Iraq then peebs or are you talking about the fairytale war on terror? If that's the case then there's no hope for them whilst the worlds biggest exporter of terror is still roaming the earth.pbman said:POW will be relased when the war is over.
pbman said:Of course i have.
I get lots of pm's
The GC is for those countries who find war crimes distasteful. Just like the declaration of human rights, which the US also seems to sidestep like a fine rugby player.pbman said:The geneva convention is for those who singed it.
