German hostage in Iraq free

**Tribesman** · 12-19-2005, 02:29

So...did Germany stop training Iraqi police? If so, why?

Yes , the Iraqi government stopped sending them police trainees , as for why , you will have to ask the Iraqis that .

**Kaiser of Arabia** · 12-19-2005, 03:50

Originally Posted by Tribesman

So...did Germany stop training Iraqi police? If so, why?

Yes , the Iraqi government stopped sending them police trainees , as for why , you will have to ask the Iraqis that .

So, it was Iraq's descision to stop sending Germany the trainees? Most pecuiliar.

**Tribesman** · 12-19-2005, 08:37

So, it was Iraq's descision to stop sending Germany the trainees? Most pecuiliar.
Perhaps the interior ministry was not satisfied with the training courses content , it seemed to lack the important elements like kidnap , torture , murder and voter intimidation .

**Lazul** · 12-19-2005, 10:01

Originally Posted by Tribesman

So, it was Iraq's descision to stop sending Germany the trainees? Most pecuiliar.
Perhaps the interior ministry was not satisfied with the training courses content , it seemed to lack the important elements like kidnap , torture , murder and voter intimidation .

ah, yes, the four pillars on wich modern democracy rests.

**Kaiser of Arabia** · 12-20-2005, 00:36

Originally Posted by Tribesman

So, it was Iraq's descision to stop sending Germany the trainees? Most pecuiliar.
Perhaps the interior ministry was not satisfied with the training courses content , it seemed to lack the important elements like kidnap , torture , murder and voter intimidation .

They should send them over to France, I've heard the Frenchies have been good with that

Ho ho freaken ho.

**Goofball** · 12-20-2005, 01:01

Originally Posted by Kaiser of Arabia

They should send them over to France, I've heard the Frenchies have been good with that

Ho ho freaken ho.

With the U.S.'s record with respect to the previously mentioned activities, I can't believe you have the balls to try and take a shot at the French.

**Tribesman** · 12-20-2005, 01:11

With the U.S.'s record with respect to the previously mentioned activities,
Come on Goof , the US did suggest that the interior miniser should consider resigning when his torture facilities were exposed .
After serious consideration he politely told them to bugger off , well it wasn't really that polite , but that was just election time rhetoric I guess .

**Kaiser of Arabia** · 12-20-2005, 02:40

Originally Posted by Goofball

With the U.S.'s record with respect to the previously mentioned activities, I can't believe you have the balls to try and take a shot at the French.

Heh, Algerian [impolite euphamism] atrocities nicer than the butt pyramid? I guess so.

**Ser Clegane** · 12-19-2005, 12:58

Originally Posted by Kaiser of Arabia

So, it was Iraq's descision to stop sending Germany the trainees? Most pecuiliar.

Iraq hasn't been sending trainees since February (apperently there were some remarks about the Iraqi minister of interior not being happy with the quality) - so it seems there is no link between releasing the hostages and the stop of training.

**KukriKhan** · 12-19-2005, 13:30

Seems unclear whether money changed hands. But nevertheless, good news for the German archeologist. The US hostage has apparently not fared as well. http://today.reuters.com/news/NewsAr...TAGE-VIDEO.xml