killa_chain

killa_chain

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@Nequa: After getting some short nap I read your post again and I really gotta ask, why does it feel like your saying that only Indonesia holds shady businesses? Seriously man, that was not cool. My family and I did hire the local police at first to protect the house after the first break-in and thought that it would be a lot safer. We should have known not to trust the local police because when We (my family) took our little vacation and came back, we found that the crooks took everything and t

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[quote] Wouldent the military care that some of there men are renting them selves out to people? I know you are just protecting your house, but what about other people how want some experince military people for more "shady" business?[/quote] lol, I really don't know where shady business is coming from. Everything from military has gone more secretive now since the president put some restrictions on military owned businesses. Indonesia's not all that bad. The people we hired were frien

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[quote]How did you hire military personnel? Wouldent that be very expensive?[/quote] Its not expensive really since we got some contacts in the military. They tell me they get only about ten thousand rupiahs as their military salary which is almost equal to US$ 1000 (rank is sergeant)along with rice and stuff which I forgot. Its worth it since theere were two robberies where they were armed with machetes and threatening to cut one of my maid's throat. Luckily my family and I was in Bali

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[quote] they do that in New York City here too.[/quote] Say whattt? Seriously? Thats what we never see on tv I guess (i mean the news of course).

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Actually, the spear is in the house I'm currently at where guns are prohibited, but in my other house located in Trawas (somewhere in the mountains), we have a stock of single shot rifles after being broken into and robbed 2 times. Mom also hired military personnel from Jakarta 'cos we suspect that the local police were in on the whole thing. NO MORE BREAK INS! So, yea guns are the best when it comes to protecting your house!

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lol. I still love my spear. I made it myself you know? Now all I need to do is learn how to create some poisonous coating for the tip. more pain the better right? I mean for the aggressor.

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Here in Indonesia we keep machetes under our beds instead of guns. lol. I keep bamboo stick with a metal spearhead for any gang members trying to break into my house. But I do wish I had a gun. A lot of news of people's throats being cut in Indonesia.

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Yes, but by the way he directs small insults at people that argue, it feels a bit immature. Doesn't feel like the typical professional soldier to me. With this it makes 18 a more believable number. My friends from the US and are in the army can make a more reasonable and intelligent post than blurting out experiences and calling people idiots.

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I don't wanna reread the pages but i remember ghost_prime saying that he was one of those people that went there first. If I remember correctly, didn't the Iraq war start at 2003? that would mean that he would've been 13. Plus I remember somewhere here that he said he was a tank commander of an M1A2 Abrams. That from what I remember would require more experience than just 6 weeks. *sorry i got some internet lag, slow page loading. Can't check back on what he wrote to quote it. So correct me if I

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[quote] Ghostwes, why would I lie. I'm not running for office, I'm not planning on making a life in politics. I'm just a soldier, nothing more. [/quote] Ghost_prime, it says in your profile that your 18. If that is so, I am puzzled as to how you could be deployed in a war that started years ago. I've just entered military service for my country, Indonesia, and I would have to wait for about 2-4 years before I could join my friends that are in Lebanon and Sudan.

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[quote]I still say nukum till they glow[/quote] Hehe, can we play S.T.A.L.K.E.R. shadow of Tehran after? But I wanna say Nuke Saudi Arabia.(Avoid hitting Mecca)

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[quote] 1) Actually, go watch the news and you'll see less and less reporting on Iraq especially now. Why? US and Iraqi forces have substantially reduced violence and now control the last militia stronghold. Iraq has been getting things together for the past year, and now they're almost done. There's a reason why the news isn't reporting on every single death in Iraq daily anymore. Things were horrible over there, but now they've improved to be better than when the war began. [/quote] S

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[quote]I also believe that the War in Iraq is a branch/effect of the War on Terrorism. We knew Saddam Hussien was aiding terrorists so we went tin there and delt with him. [/quote] From what I've picked up, didn't Saddam killed terrorist going into Iraqi borders from Iran? I heard this from a friend that visited Iraq before the war and told me that it was pretty peaceful (at least when you don't see the secret killings around).

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ah, its 12:03 AM here. I'd have to say good night. But reading some news and "all that stuff." Some of these things say that Israel gets a large chunk of US Foreign Aid today. Uh, sorry its late so I can't give sites and sources. Ah well, think I'll end it before I break down. Good Night and Peace Out.

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Last I checked anything about Palestine, weren't there some sort of sanctions placed upon them? If true, wouldn't that add more difficulty to the process of growth? From what I feel, Israel also gets more than what the Palestinians gets to jump start as a country. (No, this view is not a conspiracy theory.)

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