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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Ultimate CORRUPTION!

What an utterly fucked society!

Your bizarre obsession with hating on America made me wonder what other folks in the UAE, at least generally, think about the US.

Here's the AI summary. What a surprise. They love us. Culturally, economically, educationally, etc.

Saeed is the aberration. I wonder why?


AI Summary

America enjoys a significant level of popularity in the UAE, influenced by various cultural, economic, and social factors.

Cultural Influence

American culture, including music, movies, and fashion, is widely embraced in the UAE.
Many expatriates from the U.S. live and work in the UAE, contributing to cultural exchange.
Economic Ties

The U.S. is one of the UAE's largest trading partners, fostering strong economic relations.
Numerous American companies operate in the UAE, enhancing its business presence.
Tourism

The UAE attracts many American tourists, drawn by its attractions and luxury offerings.
Events like the Abu Dhabi Film Festival showcase American films, further promoting cultural ties.
Education

American universities and educational institutions have a presence in the UAE, appealing to local and expatriate students.
Overall, the relationship between America and the UAE is characterized by mutual interest and engagement across various sectors.

If you think I hate America, you are just too stupid.

By your definition, everyone in American hates America!

Each half hates the other half, with passion!

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You're the stupid one if you think anybody thinks anything other than you hate America. You spend 100% of your time here bitching, complaining and insulting America and Americans.

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Ultimate CORRUPTION!

What an utterly fucked society!

Your bizarre obsession with hating on America made me wonder what other folks in the UAE, at least generally, think about the US.

Here's the AI summary. What a surprise. They love us. Culturally, economically, educationally, etc.

Saeed is the aberration. I wonder why?


AI Summary

America enjoys a significant level of popularity in the UAE, influenced by various cultural, economic, and social factors.

Cultural Influence

American culture, including music, movies, and fashion, is widely embraced in the UAE.
Many expatriates from the U.S. live and work in the UAE, contributing to cultural exchange.
Economic Ties

The U.S. is one of the UAE's largest trading partners, fostering strong economic relations.
Numerous American companies operate in the UAE, enhancing its business presence.
Tourism

The UAE attracts many American tourists, drawn by its attractions and luxury offerings.
Events like the Abu Dhabi Film Festival showcase American films, further promoting cultural ties.
Education

American universities and educational institutions have a presence in the UAE, appealing to local and expatriate students.
Overall, the relationship between America and the UAE is characterized by mutual interest and engagement across various sectors.

If you think I hate America, you are just too stupid.

By your definition, everyone in American hates America!

Each half hates the other half, with passion!

You're the stupid one if you think anybody thinks anything other than you hate America. You spend 100% of your time here bitching, complaining and insulting America and Americans.

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Originally posted by nute:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Ultimate CORRUPTION!

What an utterly fucked society!

Your bizarre obsession with hating on America made me wonder what other folks in the UAE, at least generally, think about the US.

Here's the AI summary. What a surprise. They love us. Culturally, economically, educationally, etc.

Saeed is the aberration. I wonder why?


AI Summary

America enjoys a significant level of popularity in the UAE, influenced by various cultural, economic, and social factors.

Cultural Influence

American culture, including music, movies, and fashion, is widely embraced in the UAE.
Many expatriates from the U.S. live and work in the UAE, contributing to cultural exchange.
Economic Ties

The U.S. is one of the UAE's largest trading partners, fostering strong economic relations.
Numerous American companies operate in the UAE, enhancing its business presence.
Tourism

The UAE attracts many American tourists, drawn by its attractions and luxury offerings.
Events like the Abu Dhabi Film Festival showcase American films, further promoting cultural ties.
Education

American universities and educational institutions have a presence in the UAE, appealing to local and expatriate students.
Overall, the relationship between America and the UAE is characterized by mutual interest and engagement across various sectors.

If you think I hate America, you are just too stupid.

By your definition, everyone in American hates America!

Each half hates the other half, with passion!

You're the stupid one if you think anybody thinks anything other than you hate America. You spend 100% of your time here bitching, complaining and insulting America and Americans.

In fairness he has said quite a few times that he has nothing against Americans, he just thinks your politicians are a bunch of idiots… and ours too for that matter. I believe he has lived in both the UK and the US.

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Under international law, the US did indeed make an illegal attack on Iran.

But the US has proved time and again that a superpower is not bound by international law. Take the Republican Bush II and his invastion of Iraq, for instance.

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Under international law, the US did indeed make an illegal attack on Iran.

But the US has proved time and again that a superpower is not bound by international law. Take the Republican Bush II and his invastion of Iraq, for instance.

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Originally posted by nute:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Ultimate CORRUPTION!

What an utterly fucked society!

Your bizarre obsession with hating on America made me wonder what other folks in the UAE, at least generally, think about the US.

Here's the AI summary. What a surprise. They love us. Culturally, economically, educationally, etc.

Saeed is the aberration. I wonder why?


AI Summary

America enjoys a significant level of popularity in the UAE, influenced by various cultural, economic, and social factors.

Cultural Influence

American culture, including music, movies, and fashion, is widely embraced in the UAE.
Many expatriates from the U.S. live and work in the UAE, contributing to cultural exchange.
Economic Ties

The U.S. is one of the UAE's largest trading partners, fostering strong economic relations.
Numerous American companies operate in the UAE, enhancing its business presence.
Tourism

The UAE attracts many American tourists, drawn by its attractions and luxury offerings.
Events like the Abu Dhabi Film Festival showcase American films, further promoting cultural ties.
Education

American universities and educational institutions have a presence in the UAE, appealing to local and expatriate students.
Overall, the relationship between America and the UAE is characterized by mutual interest and engagement across various sectors.

If you think I hate America, you are just too stupid.

By your definition, everyone in American hates America!

Each half hates the other half, with passion!

You're the stupid one if you think anybody thinks anything other than you hate America. You spend 100% of your time here bitching, complaining and insulting America and Americans.

In fairness he has said quite a few times that he has nothing against Americans, he just thinks your politicians are a bunch of idiots… and ours too for that matter. I believe he has lived in both the UK and the US.

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Under international law, the US did indeed make an illegal attack on Iran.

But the US has proved time and again that a superpower is not bound by international law. Take the Republican Bush II and his invastion of Iraq, for instance.

Great point. When Congress overwhelmingly approves action, the ICC isnt take into account.

Let go a couple more, Obama, being the only president to violate the war powers act, didnt even have congressional approval and didnt feel like even briefing Congress.

So, same results, different processes.

By Jimmy's inference, neither were legal, but won't say, with an even hand, that both where also constitutional

BTW, the US doesn't feel ICC approval is required for any legal act in or from the US

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Originally posted by lavaca:
Well, so far this year, Trump has averted a potentially nuclear war between Pakistan and India (yeah, I get it, they threaten to do that every few years and neither of them really mean it, they just want someone to step in and avert war, but Trump did it), He's about to work out a cease fire in the middle east and return of hostages (so it took a little bombing raid to do it) and he's working on a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia (by his admission, it's not going too well right now). Busy year. And while I don't think he has reasonable chance of winning at this point, he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. If he brings in the second two, who knows?

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Originally posted by lavaca:
Well, so far this year, Trump has averted a potentially nuclear war between Pakistan and India (yeah, I get it, they threaten to do that every few years and neither of them really mean it, they just want someone to step in and avert war, but Trump did it), He's about to work out a cease fire in the middle east and return of hostages (so it took a little bombing raid to do it) and he's working on a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia (by his admission, it's not going too well right now). Busy year. And while I don't think he has reasonable chance of winning at this point, he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. If he brings in the second two, who knows?

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Originally posted by medved:
some followers of the cult of the supreme leader are on something for sure ...