why did the united states invaded mexico during the mexican revolution?
Q. why did the united states invaded mexico during the mexican revolution?
Asked by - Sat May 21 11:56:29 2011 - Words & Wordplay - 1 Answers - Comments

A. They were looking for Pancho Villa, whom invaded some border towns in U.S.
Answered by - Wed May 25 01:29:59 2011

What are some examples around the world of privacy being invaded?
Q. What do you consider an invasion of privacy? What are some extreme cases of privacy being invaded around the world?
Asked by Allyg - Sun Jan 24 15:04:02 2010 - Other - Society & Culture - 1 Answers - Comments

A. The entire agenda of the obamanation... ie: the so-called health care reform abomination from the treasonous obamanation... around the world?... the actions of: the UN, EU, china, korea, japan, most all of the UK related countries... all socialist, fascist, maoist, and all the other "ists"
Answered by Shalom Y'all - Sun Jan 24 15:13:06 2010

Do you think the spirit of retaliating of any people of invaded countries will stop after war?
Q. Do you think war can solve security problems? Leaders of invaded countries are killed. Yet suicide bombing is still continuing. It seems that invasion into a country cannot stop their spirit to revenge.
Asked by - Sat Oct 29 12:44:52 2011 - Military - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Man is flawed, greed is king & retaliation is the byproduct of both.
Answered by - Sat Oct 29 13:32:52 2011

What would happen if China invaded a ASEAN backed Viet Nam?
Q. What do you think would happen if China invaded Viet Nam [Which was backed by ASEAN] over the Paracel/Spratly Islands dispute? Who would the US Support? What would the UN have to say? Would China be expelled from any International organizations? Would China's foreign relations be affected?
Asked by - Tue Nov 16 01:29:02 2010 - Military - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Reasons that this is a retarded question; China wouldn't invade Vietnam. Other than the island dispute, they are on good terms (communists like each other). The US wouldn't support anyone. There would be no need for them to help china because china would send in more troops then they have people. The US wouldn't send troops to fight for the government that bean them in the battlefield 40 years ago. China wouldn't get kicked out of any club and the only foriegn relations it would effect are those it has with Vietnam. No one would mess with china, because the chinese could write a check and collapse any countries economy they please (they couldn't collapse the whole world economy but they could put one heck of a dent in it.
Answered by - Tue Nov 16 01:38:16 2010

What if america was invaded by a foreign country?
Q. I was playing call of duty Modern warfare 2 today and the thought crossed my mind... How would our military, our civilians and allied nations react if we were invaded? Just something to ponder! and would we pull our forces out of nations we are currently occupying over seas?
Asked by - Wed Nov 3 18:40:35 2010 - Military - 9 Answers - Comments

Is it possible to surgically remove adenocarcinoma ( Cancer) of Lung which has slightly invaded a bone?
Q. My father is suffering with adenocarcinoma (Cancer) in right upeerlobe of lung, and the tumor has invaded a bone, is it possible to remove it with surgery? Please note that it has not spread to any other part of the body till now !
Asked by - Tue Jun 9 06:56:50 2009 - Cancer - 5 Answers - Comments

A. They may decide to operate if they can destroy the cancer in the bone thru means of chemo and/or radiation. Seldom do they operate if the cancer has spread to another area other than the original site. There is an exciting new trial being used right now with lung cancers, I'll attach the link for you. You could print it off and your Dad can ask his oncologist if he may be suitable for the trial.
Answered by notalonewithcancer - Tue Jun 9 09:19:17 2009

How come today it is such a big deal when countries get invaded and annexed but it wasn't a century ago?
Q. Like Kuwait, there was so much opposition and people defending it but only about 90 years ago when the Soviet Union invaded and annexed so many territories the history books talk so little about it like it was no big deal and so easy?? No one but that country being invaded was opposed, no one helped them out?? Albeit so many people died???
Asked by Ali - Fri Jul 9 17:32:03 2010 - History - 4 Answers - Comments

A. well, albeit! Apparently, this will come as a surprise, but being invaded is always a big and horrific deal. imagine all your property - confiscated your wife, mother, sister(s), daughter(s) - Raped, then killed you, dad, brothers - murdered that's a pretty big deal. still not believing this? check out native american archives and how thrilled they were when ole blue eyes came a callin'!
Answered by Swizzle - Fri Jul 9 18:29:37 2010

What were the descendants of vikings who invaded the coast of France in the ninth century?
Q. What were the descendants of vikings who invaded the coast of France in the ninth century?
Asked by - Thu Oct 22 13:20:54 2009 - History - 2 Answers - Comments

A. They called them "Normans" after "North-men." From the word Norman we get things like Normandy (which was the eventual house from which William the Conqueror was descended, as well as the name of the area).
Answered by Anonymous - Thu Oct 22 13:29:07 2009

how is our privacy invaded on a daily basis?
Q. For example, when out go to the store and the cashier asks for your telephone number, or when you order out, and you have to give your credit card number. What are some ways our privacy is invaded on a daily basis.
Asked by Jaden - Sun Feb 14 22:54:46 2010 - Adolescent - 15 Answers - Comments

A. If you don't want to give out your telephone number or credit card number then don't have them. It's that simple. I have a cell phone number and have given it to friends, family, the school, and doctor. That's it! I refuse to give it to anyone I know will sell it. You're credit card company sells your personal info in case you didn't know that. Other then that, I have no privacy! I'm married and the mother of three little boys.
Answered by Raven - Sun Feb 14 23:11:48 2010

What were five of the Barbaric Tribes that invaded the Roman Empire?
Q. What were FIVE of the Barbaric Tribes that invaded the Roman Empire? Please don't use the Franks, Goths, Visigoths, or Lombards. Thanks for the help :)
Asked by - Sun Feb 6 12:58:07 2011 - History - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Ostrogoths, Huns, Vandals, Anglo-Saxons and Avars. If you need more, the Bulgars, Alans, Suebi and Frisians also invaded, and the Anglo-Saxons were technically made up of the Anglos, Saxons and Jutes. In response to the answer above mine, "barbarian invasions" is synonymous with "migration period." What you call it is irrelevant, as it all refers to the same thing.
Answered by poor_choice - Tue Feb 8 03:26:34 2011

Were the Japanese who invaded and occupied the Philippines heroes?
Q. I mean they fought hard and did their duty and a lot of them died holding the Philippines. By American standards weren't they heroes? You know since it doesn't matter why somewhere is invaded, only that the soldiers fought and are therefore all heroes.
Asked by Fizzy Bubbler resurrected! - Tue Sep 14 08:34:31 2010 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments

A. To their own people yes. As to you are to your own country. You will be judged by the actions of your country by the world. Just because you disagree with your country won't save your HEAD
Answered by tm - Tue Sep 14 08:43:22 2010

During which wars was the United States invaded by other countries?
Q. I was just thinking and was unsure of when the united states was invaded by other countries during wars. It couldn't be every one but which ones?
Asked by - Tue Jan 5 19:58:13 2010 - Military - 8 Answers - Comments

A. The War of 1812.
Answered by Dok - Tue Jan 5 20:00:55 2010

who was the leader of the hittites when they invaded the fertile cresent?
Q. Also who was the leader of the phoenicians when they invaded the fertile cresent?
Asked by yo - Sat Sep 29 02:47:57 2007 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Mursilis I invaded the Euphrates River all the way to Babylon by 1590 BC. I can't find evidence via search engines that Phoenicians did invade the 'fertile crescent' area. I'll be interested to see a good answer for your second question.
Answered by Spreedog - Sat Sep 29 02:53:04 2007

How do I get rid of tiny aunts that have invaded my whole house?
Q. We have tiny aunts that have invaded our whole house. I see one on the bedroom floor, another on the computer desk another walking around the bathroom floor, the kitchen floor, the living room floor the dining room table, the oven top, the counters. There's no way to find the nest since I find single aunts just about everywhere. Help me please. How do I get rid of them?
Asked by Reizl - Tue Aug 18 16:27:34 2009 - Other - Home & Garden - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Call out an army of tiny uncles? Seriously, try Terro Ant Syrup. You use it by putting a drop on a piece of cardboard and setting it where you see the ants. They eat it and take it back to their nest and eventually kill the rest of the little ant family. After a week or so they should be gone.
Answered by tj__r - Tue Aug 18 16:49:17 2009

Is it possible the America will be invaded in the near future?
Q. With all the bullshit that is going on between the U.S.A and other foreign countries, does anyone think or predict that the u.s will be invaded, and why?
Asked by - Thu Jan 27 03:24:18 2011 - Current Events - 13 Answers - Comments

A. Always possible; deeply, deeply unlikely. The US has got one major advantage over most other countries. Big ocean on one side, big ocean on the other side and friendly nations north and south. Those factors alone make it incredibly difficult to invade anywhere. The fact that to invade by land you'd have to come through Alaska and Canada to reach the main part of the USA and I can't see the Canadians being too pleased about that, either. Or you could try coming in through Mexico; I'd imagine the Mexicans might have a problem with that too. Currently only two nations in the world have anything approaching the kind of military spending to even think about it; China and Russia. Neither nation could successfully invade and conquer the whole USA… [cont.]
Answered by Beastie - Thu Jan 27 04:04:35 2011

When the taliban invaded Afghanistan what were the effects on the civilian population?
Q. When the taliban invaded Afghanistan what were the effects on the civilian population?
Asked by Phillip - Wed Aug 27 04:58:57 2008 - Military - 5 Answers - Comments

A. it didn't invade afghanistan its an Afghan political party, the usa invaded Afghanistan
Answered by Slave O - Wed Aug 27 07:59:03 2008

How many countries have invaded Lebanon?
Q. Throughout history, how many countries are documented to have invaded Lebanon? I once heard something about 21 or 23 different countries have been on record? Does anyone know which Mongoloid race invaded Lebanon?
Asked by - Sat Apr 16 19:43:03 2011 - Lebanon - 6 Answers - Comments

A. every single country that played this year's world cup loool
Answered by . GD - Mon Apr 18 01:09:26 2011

How does a country defend themselves if they are invaded?
Q. What I mean is, if a country, (I'll use the USA for example, because I live there), gets invaded, how does the country respond quickly? Because I would assume there aren't people manning AA guns or something of that nature, all night. So how would we truly defend ourselves from an unplanned invasion from a country? If you cannot tell me, I apologize for asking.
Asked by Jim T - Sun Nov 23 15:14:30 2008 - Elections - 10 Answers - Comments

A. Your answer is quite thought provoking, and deserving of serious consideration and an equally serious answer. Invasions aren't usually announced in advance; otherwise the invaded country would have time to prepare. A good example of this is Poland in September of 1939. Pearl Harbor was attacked, but it wasn't what I'd call an invasion. To me, it would have been an invasion if the Japanese had also brought ground troops, which they didn't. Now, the Japanese actually DID invade Attu and Kiska during World War II, occupying these two Aleutian islands. As soon as it became known that our air space had been breached, fighter squadrons across the country would be scrambled and the National Guard would be mobilized, as the first line of defense.… [cont.]
Answered by Chrispy - Thu Nov 27 12:17:05 2008

How many Russians died when Germany invaded Russia in 1941?
Q. During Operation Barbarossa in 1941, when the German army Wehrmacht invaded russia, how many russians were killed?
Asked by - Thu Oct 20 11:00:38 2011 - History - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Nobody will give you figures of 1941 because for this reason they had to have yearly Censuses. But as you can predict, war is not time for Censuses. That is why we can talk only about total casualties after WW2 when statistics services started to work again. Casualties are estimated between 20 and 27 millions people. Why not clear how much exactly? First years after the war Soviet government was hiding real figures because they didn't want to show to the West that losses among civilians were so huge. When times changed nowadays they say about 27 millions. About 11,5 of them are those who was on military service and all the rest are civilians - women, kids, old people (all the men were in army). Also there were no separate figures for… [cont.]
Answered by - Thu Oct 20 14:01:38 2011

Could anyone give me a valid source with information on why we invaded Iraq?
Q. I'm writing a research paper about the war in Iraq and I need some good information on why we invaded with a solid source. Links to good websites would be especially helpful.
Asked by - Tue Mar 30 19:34:39 2010 - Military - 3 Answers - Comments

A. and here come the trolls...
Answered by USSoldierL - Tue Mar 30 19:36:13 2010