Sharia blooms in the rubble of NATO's bombs

From the very first article of Libya's provisional Constitutional Declaration:

Libya is a democratic, independent state with Tripoli its capital, Islam its religion, sharia, Islamic law as the main source of legislation and Arabic as its official language.

MSNBC article URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44340873/

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

Kcube

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

I don't know what business you guys have with Libya's constitution, this is quite comical.GazaAli

Perhapes because the said governments that represent us footed tax money and resources to supporting the said side..

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

sSubZerOo

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

It was the US's fault that France and the UK kept bombing raids on Gadaffi's postions so the rebels won and made a democracy?

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

sSubZerOo

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

Nothing I said was pro anything..it was anti sharia law.

Would I want America to become a 100% christian state? hell no.

I think people should have their own say and the system be made up where everyone is included.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know what business you guys have with Libya's constitution, this is quite comical.sSubZerOo

Perhapes because the said governments that represent us footed tax money and resources to supporting the said side..

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

Wasdie

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

It was the US's fault that France and the UK kept bombing raids on Gadaffi's postions so the rebels won and made a democracy?

Oh I am not suggesting that France and the UK are not faultless in this.. I am more critical towards the US because A) I am a citizen of the said nation.. and B) The US has really been the leaders in said operations and policies since the mid 1950s when Great Britain abandoned the region more or less.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

sSubZerOo

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

How do you solve a problem like Sharia? Sharia, I love a legal code called "Sharia"!xaos

Now Libyans will receive a free slice of pie every Wednesday ...

:P

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[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know what business you guys have with Libya's constitution, this is quite comical.GazaAli

Perhapes because the said governments that represent us footed tax money and resources to supporting the said side..

Of course they are doing it for their own gain.. That was my entire point that the US for 50 years now has supported and installed into power some of the most corrupt and brutal governments within the Middle East for economic and political gain.. I don't know about you, but I am against that.

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[QUOTE="Kcube"]

Nothing like replacing one evil with another evil.

LJS9502_basic

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

And who is the main head and supporter of the said organization?

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

As long as they stay pro western and pump the oil, A-ok! Its the American way!.. On a more serious note, yeah hopefully some day the US will stop continuing the same policies that has been going on for 50 years, policies that seem to be a contradiction of the US's image and ideals.

sSubZerOo

And who is the main head and supporter of the said organization?

Rubble makes the best things, like hole filling and things. I wish I had some rubbles.KiIIyou

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

Perhapes because the said governments that represent us footed tax money and resources to supporting the said side..

sSubZerOo

Of course they are doing it for their own gain.. That was my entire point that the US for 50 years now has supported and installed into power some of the most corrupt and brutal governments within the Middle East for economic and political gain.. I don't know about you, but I am against that.

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Rubble makes the best things, like hole filling and things. I wish I had some rubbles.Kcube

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Rubble makes the best things, like hole filling and things. I wish I had some rubbles.KiIIyou

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Rubble makes the best things, like hole filling and things. I wish I had some rubbles.KiIIyou

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

Oh....they are rubble makers.

I got a discount for you when I called them..Just said you had oil in your yard.

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"][QUOTE="Kcube"]

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

GazaAli

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"][QUOTE="Kcube"]

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

Kcube

Oh....they are rubble makers.

I got a discount for you when I called them..Just said you had oil in your yard.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Rubble makes the best things, like hole filling and things. I wish I had some rubbles.KiIIyou

Don't get mad if NATO shows up over your house soon ^_^

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="KiIIyou"]I don't know who Nato is.KiIIyou

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[QUOTE="GazaAli"] you'll soon know...GazaAli

I am NATO too.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Is Kcube Nato?

Kcube

I am NATO too.

I don't see this as the end of the world. It's just one vague sentence on a piece of paper. Until there is actually a new Libyan government I can't really say much about the new Libyan government. With that said, I doubt Libya is all of a sudden going to become this vibrant democracy. That is going to take time. Specific political movements are going to have to develop into parties, as is a legitimate judicial system, among other things. But the Libyan revolution has begun to lay the foundation for that vibrant democracy. This has been an important first step.

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[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Is Kcube Nato?

Kcube

I am NATO too.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

[QUOTE="GazaAli"] Maybe I am NATO :oGazaAli

I am NATO too.

HA I caught you..you are ........FAKE NATO!!

I don't see this as the end of the world. It's just one vague sentence on a piece of paper. Until there is actually a new Libyan government I can't really say much about the new Libyan government. With that said, I doubt Libya is all of a sudden going to become this vibrant democracy. That is going to take time. Specific political movement are going to have to develop into parties, as is a legitimate judicial system, among other things. But the Libyan revolution has begun to lay the foundation for that vibrant democracy. This has been an important first step. -Sun_Tzu-

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Kcube"]

I am NATO too.

Kcube

HA I caught you..you are ........FAKE NATO!!

you guys act like western legal codes weren't based off the 10 commandmentsmayceV

hahahaha!! Actually, Western law is based mostly upon Roman law!! Not to mention like four out of the ten commandments are orders on how to worship!! I think you are confused!!

That's what Libyans want......

[QUOTE="mayceV"]you guys act like western legal codes weren't based off the 10 commandmentsToppledPillars

hahahaha!! Actually, Western law is based mostly upon Roman law!! Not to mention like four out of the ten commandments are orders on how to worship!! I think you are confused!!

That's what Libyans want......

Harisemo

Or just the rebel leaders who have the guns. Seeing they just beat the last leader who had all of the guns they get to make the choices. Sharia law gives a lot of power to the government. It's pretty natural for the leaders to want it.

[QUOTE="Harisemo"]

That's what Libyans want......

Wasdie

Or just the rebel leaders who have the guns. Seeing they just beat the last leader who had all of the guns they get to make the choices. Sharia law gives a lot of power to the government. It's pretty natural for the leaders to want it.

Which goes to show in such unstable countries there is no correct side to 'support' because ultimately the bastards you supported to throw the other bastard out of government may turn in to a even worse bastard than the one before.

[QUOTE="Harisemo"]

That's what Libyans want......

Wasdie

Or just the rebel leaders who have the guns. Seeing they just beat the last leader who had all of the guns they get to make the choices. Sharia law gives a lot of power to the government. It's pretty natural for the leaders to want it.