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Goldstone is asked a few questions..

Wow. Some interesting and disturbing fantasies in this thread and we're only 3 posts in! You yanks are a curious lot...
 
In another thread her testimony was given as an example of testimony that it is claimed Goldstone "rejected" when I asked for a single example to back the claim that he rejected evidence.

If I understand correctly this is using the term "rejected" to describe testimony that was listened to, considered and mentioned in the report including directions on how to read it in full on a UN website.

Rejected..... I am at a loss to understand how anyone other than a partisan shill could claim to be happy with the term "rejected" to describe this.



I'm still waiting for that single example.
 
Here Goldstone and the other members are asked a lot more questions.

Including the specific claims made on this forum over and over and responded to over and over...

Maybe the people doing this could address the responses rather than just repeating the claims yet again?

 
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Wow. Some interesting and disturbing fantasies in this thread and we're only 3 posts in! You yanks are a curious lot...
You doubt that one of Badnarik's campaign promises was to personally blow up the UN building on his 8th day in office?
 
You doubt that one of Badnarik's campaign promises was to personally blow up the UN building on his 8th day in office?

No I don't doubt it!

Im just saying that remarks like his and Bolton's and others in the same vein are interesting in that they have a place at all in mainstream American discourse. Most other places would have such ideas relegated to the fringe.

Though maybe Bolton and Badnarik really are part of a fringe after all..;)
 
Over 1400 people died in that war. She's complaining that her suffering is not covered in more detail in the main report, even though most people who were killed were not even mentioned and their relatives were not interviewed.

Yes, I'm sure she has suffered and it's understandable that people in that situation may magnify their own importance and forget about others. But to other people who are commenting on the story it should be obvious that this woman has been given much, much more attention than the average victim. Her relatively small role in the report is a testimony not to the insignificance of her suffering, but to the magnitude of the overall disaster.
 
boyntonstu, I notice you use this sing :alert: for every thread you make.

Do you think your threads are more important than others and demand more attention for some reason?
 

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