Protons bound for Iraq
Protons bound for Iraq
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TheLemming

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4,319 posts

286 months

Wednesday 15th January 2003
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A snippet from todays news:

"Malaysian carmaker Proton is planning to send 5,000 1.5 litre cars to Iraq in August. That's if any of Iraq remains of course... "

What exactly did the Iraqui people do to deserve this atrocity?
Surely this sort of thing should be banned by the geneva convention?

deltaf

1,384 posts

278 months

Wednesday 15th January 2003
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I dont see what the problem is.....its not as tho theyre gonna drop em on em..

>> Edited by deltaf on Wednesday 15th January 16:46

apache

39,731 posts

305 months

Wednesday 15th January 2003
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a coupla thousand bags of pork scratchings might piss them off though

>> Edited by apache on Wednesday 15th January 18:23

mr_tony

6,340 posts

290 months

Wednesday 15th January 2003
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Malaysian carmaker Proton is planning to send 5,000 1.5 litre cars to Iraq in August.


Who paid for them then Lemming - just curious.. Is it the US ensuring that it's got cheap transport for foreign aid workers once it's cleared out the country of ar- I mean Saddam. Or is Saddam launching a government sponsored company car scheme to keep his popularity up at home...

(as for the pork scratchings I think most Iraqi inhabitants would be glad of the extra grub given the current sanctions apache!!!!!!)

superlightr

12,920 posts

284 months

Thursday 16th January 2003
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surely they mean Proton Torpedoes from Star Trek???

Tony Hall

21,936 posts

303 months

Thursday 16th January 2003
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Send them the Lada's, Daewoooos, Kia's as well as all the junky sheds on the road.

sadoksevoli

1,232 posts

278 months

Thursday 16th January 2003
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Britain's doing its bit - it's sending tanks that stop working in the desert, rifles that jam after one orund and soldiers who have spent more time recently training to fight fires rather than the Republiocan Guard - the iraqi people will be overjoyed.

kevinday

13,608 posts

301 months

Friday 17th January 2003
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superlightr said: surely they mean Proton Torpedoes from Star Trek???


Tut tut, its photon torpedoes....