More bogus claims from our dear Deb

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 7, 2010 at 16:40

Our dear Deb has no evidence to support his bogus claim as if i did not know already

>See the number is not much important as I do not consider the dead Iraqi children as simple statistic.

Hello: you claimed that 1M iraqi children were killed/died and all I'm asking you where is your evidence? Is this asking for much our dear Deb?

>The real thing is to consider is the morality of the US-inspired sanctions over iraqi people and whehter the sanctions are inhuman and unjust or not.

What is immoral is when people like you have claims that cannot be supported

>I believe we should discuss this point only.

What point? that you cannot even porve your bogus claim that 1M Iraqi children were killed/died? Or is it that you claimed that Robert Fisk is the source of your bogus claim and you cannot even prove it?

>Another point is I have a URL below to show to you :Checkhttp://looklex.com/e.o/iraq.history.htm for year 1992.

Not interested: Your claim was that Robert Fisk wrote in his book "The conquest of the Middle East" Which is not even the real title of the book that 1M Iraqi Children were killed/died so where would i find it in his book and the title of the book is

"The Great War for Civilization, The conquest of the Middle East" and it is 1111 pages including notes and index? So where would i find it?

>But better I believe if you can talk with someone like Madeline Albright , I believe she can help you better on the effects of sanctions on Iraqi people.

Not interested. It is you our dear Deb al-tablighee that has to provide us with your source from Robert Fisk's book or you have no credibility now do you get it?

I told you we kuffar will be watching you making a fool of yourself again

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