Whose lives, you ask. Well, to me that's obvious. Lives on both sides BECAUSE THE WAR STOPPED. IN ITS TRACKS.

Yeah, I will be a lawyer soon, actually. And you need to get a sense of humor, sapro.

Sorry, you are the one who is wrong. I did understand the course, and there was plenty of other material referenced in the book that I referred to. But apparently, you don't like back up referencing unless it agrees with your point of view. Too bad for you.

I understand the principle of proportionality very well, actually, I suggest you are the one who needs to read up on it.

No, I mean that I read the book that was the reading material for a 2nd year politics course, passed with above average marks, and agree with the author, his opinion, his book and his arguments.

I have explained why the principle of proportionality was met. It's not hard to understand that this action from America did actually save thousands of lives. That is what the principle of proportionality is about.

A sense of humor is tremendously important, especially the ability to laugh at yourself. But it is not more important then integrity. That is the most important of all.

I will go with Stanford. Cause it's my surname. I guess that's not a great argument.

I attend the Law School at the University of Waikato in NZ, so that's the best I can do.

No. I do not believe in the factuality of the Illuminati/ The New World Order because of the low calibre of the people who talk about it as a negative thing. From what I have read, the people who talk about this movement and its conspiracy are fundamentalist Christians who speak in tongues and believe in the subjugation of women. I do not find them, or much of what they say, credible in the least.

No, they are not taking it too far, as gender discrimination still exists.

They should marry if both of them want to marry. It is a matter of choice. No-one should marry if one of them doesen't wish to.

The principle of proportionality was met because the Japanese surrendered and that saved thousands of lives, maybe even more.