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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC
Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote:
Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
John H wrote:
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! Modern-day Hessians, bought and paid for by the Bush-****ters with US Tax Dollars...mercenaries. |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jim wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ There's five thousand or so more, from various countries, but most of them are serving guard duty. If I recall there are 2500 Spaniards there, but they are being recalled. It's not much of a coalition, and most of the foreign troops there wre bought and paid for by Bush with special favors to their governments that had nothing to do with Iraq. You are finally figureing out what international diplomacy is all about! If I help you how will you help me? No country does anything without a specific benefit. Have you seen the headlines about Bob Woodward's new book? Yet another revelation that shows what outright liars the Bush-****ters are. Bob Woodward is a one trick pony, he hasn't done anything of note in 30 years and back then he just got lucky. |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
Bert Robbins wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jim wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ There's five thousand or so more, from various countries, but most of them are serving guard duty. If I recall there are 2500 Spaniards there, but they are being recalled. It's not much of a coalition, and most of the foreign troops there wre bought and paid for by Bush with special favors to their governments that had nothing to do with Iraq. You are finally figureing out what international diplomacy is all about! If I help you how will you help me? No country does anything without a specific benefit. Have you seen the headlines about Bob Woodward's new book? Yet another revelation that shows what outright liars the Bush-****ters are. Bob Woodward is a one trick pony, he hasn't done anything of note in 30 years and back then he just got lucky. If Woodward is a one-trick pony, Bertie, what's that make you? A flea on a pile of pony dung? What is it you do for a living? |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
Could you be a little more specific John; I couldn't find the numbers you
posted at GlobalSecurity.org. "John H" wrote in message news  On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
Harry, you are definitely a one trick pony. I have never seen anyone who
spends as much of his life in rec.boats as you do. It also seems that you just repeat the same message in all of your posts. Have you ever thought about getting a random generator to make your posts. Use a few key nouns, adjectives, verbs and expletives and it would do all the work for you. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Bert Robbins wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jim wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ There's five thousand or so more, from various countries, but most of them are serving guard duty. If I recall there are 2500 Spaniards there, but they are being recalled. It's not much of a coalition, and most of the foreign troops there wre bought and paid for by Bush with special favors to their governments that had nothing to do with Iraq. You are finally figureing out what international diplomacy is all about! If I help you how will you help me? No country does anything without a specific benefit. Have you seen the headlines about Bob Woodward's new book? Yet another revelation that shows what outright liars the Bush-****ters are. Bob Woodward is a one trick pony, he hasn't done anything of note in 30 years and back then he just got lucky. If Woodward is a one-trick pony, Bertie, what's that make you? A flea on a pile of pony dung? What is it you do for a living? |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 21:30:54 GMT, "Jim" wrote:
Could you be a little more specific John; I couldn't find the numbers you posted at GlobalSecurity.org. "John H" wrote in message news On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! How much more specificity do you need? Do you want a breakout by sex, age, religion, color of eyes, or what? John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
"John H" wrote in message ... On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 21:30:54 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Could you be a little more specific John; I couldn't find the numbers you posted at GlobalSecurity.org. "John H" wrote in message news On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! How much more specificity do you need? Do you want a breakout by sex, age, religion, color of eyes, or what? John H I'd be happy with a working link. |
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( OT ) "Coalition?" of the willing
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 22:15:07 GMT, "Jim" wrote:
"John H" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 21:30:54 GMT, "Jim" wrote: Could you be a little more specific John; I couldn't find the numbers you posted at GlobalSecurity.org. "John H" wrote in message news
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:53:16 GMT, "Jim" wrote:Number of troops in Iraq -- Per CNBC Which countries have provided military support US 130,000 GB 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech 92 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ Seems like you skipped over a few, Harry. United States 130,000 Britain 12,000 Albania 70 Australia 1,000 Azerbaijan 150 Bulgaria 470 Czech Rep. 92 Denmark 496 Dominican Rep. 300 El Salvador 360 Estonia 55 Georgia 70 Honduras 370 Hungary 300 Italy 3,000 Japan 250 (750 on the way) Kazakhstan 25 Latvia 120 Lithuania 105 Macedonia 28 Moldova 25 Mongolia 180 Netherlands 1,100 New Zealand 60 Nicaragua 230 Norway 150 Philippines 95 (175 on the way) Poland 2,400 Portugal 130 Romania 400 Singapore 200 Slovakia 69 (120 on the way) South Korea 675 (3,000 on the way) Spain 1,300 Thailand 443 (30 on the way) Ukraine 2,000 Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org. Of course, that's to be expected. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! How much more specificity do you need? Do you want a breakout by sex, age, religion, color of eyes, or what? John H I'd be happy with a working link. No sweat, here ya go: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4684713/ John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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