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Originally posted by Boatphone
Originally posted by Qwazzy
Originally posted by Boatphone
Support the troops and Iraq won't become Vietnam, it will only become Veitnam if you keep protesting it. Your only helping the terrorists by doing so, your playing right into thier hands!!
Are you talking about the "terrorists" that work for Bush & Co.?
Qwazzy,
It is clear that you just hate President Bush and are not looking for a real debate. Its sad. President Bush is a great American and is doing more good than you'll ever do!
Originally posted by WissNX01
Originally posted by AWingAndASigh
I definettly DON'T support the war, but hey, I'm not American. I would kill that moron if I had a chance.
If you were an American, that statement would get you a visit from the Secret Service.
Also, depending on what country he is in, the US government has alot of treaties that allow the Secret Service to 'interview' foriegners. I think this did occur to a Canadian and an Englishman not to long ago.
Originally posted by Frosty
Why do I support the war: I don't like seeing planes fly into my country's buildings (maybe you do), I don't like the fact that Saddam had links to Al-Queada, that he gave money to the families of suicide bombers in Palestine, he was always mistreating UN weapons inspectors and lies about WMD's, I don't like the fact that liberal presidents don't have the balls to take neccessary action, or the fact that he laundered billions of dollars meant to fund his countries infrastructure into his pockets.
Baghdad for now appears to be drawing a line short of conducting terrorist attacks with conventional or CBW against the United States.
Should Saddam conclude that a US-led attack could no longer be deterred, he probably would become much less constrained in adopting terrorist actions. Such terrorism might involve conventional means, as with Iraq's unsuccessful attempt at a terrorist offensive in 1991, or CBW.
Saddam might decide that the extreme step of assisting Islamist terrorists in conducting a WMD attack against the United States would be his last chance to exact vengeance by taking a large number of victims with him.
(Taken from a CIA Report on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction, declassified section in a letter from George Tenet to Sen. Bob Graham.).
Originally posted by Frosty
Why do I support the war: I don't like seeing planes fly into my country's buildings (maybe you do), I don't like the fact that Saddam had links to Al-Queada, that he gave money to the families of suicide bombers in Palestine, he was always mistreating UN weapons inspectors and lies about WMD's, I don't like the fact that liberal presidents don't have the balls to take neccessary action, or the fact that he laundered billions of dollars meant to fund his countries infrastructure into his pockets.
Originally posted by Faust
Originally posted by Frosty
Why do I support the war: I don't like seeing planes fly into my country's buildings (maybe you do), I don't like the fact that Saddam had links to Al-Queada, that he gave money to the families of suicide bombers in Palestine, he was always mistreating UN weapons inspectors and lies about WMD's, I don't like the fact that liberal presidents don't have the balls to take neccessary action, or the fact that he laundered billions of dollars meant to fund his countries infrastructure into his pockets.
Well said Frosty. And for those "links" saying that there was NO connection between Al Queda and Saddam? Well, that was according to BRITISH links. I'd rather trust our security to America.....duh!
Originally posted by koji_K
What are you talking about? One of the links detailed the findings of the 9/11 Commission report. But if that's not good enough for you, how about the Report of the Select Committee on Intelligence on the U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Intelligence Assessments on Iraq? I draw your attention to the conclusions of the Committee, detailed in Section 12, where they find that the CIA was justified in concluding that there was no evidence for proving Iraqi complicity in any al-Qaeda attack.
Open your eyes, man! This is the US Senate and the CIA doing the talking!
-koji K.
Originally posted by Boatphone
Five words; peace in the middle east. = thanks to George W. Bush.
The chaos that engulfs Iraq does not improve from the presence of U.S. troops. Iraqis who testified in the Istanbul World Tribunal on Iraq told about intense hatred of their people for the occupiers. The Iraqis feel abused by far more than the publicized incidents at Abu Ghraib. On routine U.S. patrols and raids, trigger-happy young soldiers gun down innocent Iraqis. Pilots drop bombs on coordinates where people live. The 2004 documentary Gunner Palace resembles scenes from the TV show Cops. GIs bash down doors, charge into homes with fingers on rifle triggers shouting "on the floor mother#er," while women scream and children cry. The humiliated and handcuffed men go to prison. The soldiers then return to their posh living quarters and count the days remaining before they can go home. Like the GIs in Vietnam three plus decades ago, those in Iraq sacrifice lives, limbs and psyches. But as the film makes clear, most don't know the purpose of their military mission.
Indeed, Iraqis recall well how U.S. troops watched passively while massive looting took place of their national, historic treasure [How does one fix a broken Babylon? A crime wave swept the country and Armed Americans shrugged. Women can no longer walk the streets in safety as they once did. U.S. occupations have also pitted Sunnis against Shiites, Kurds against Turkmen. Some Iraqi Christians have fled in fear to Syria. Bush omitted these facts and ignored the violence and chaos that define daily life. US personnel avidly train young Iraqis into constabulary form - those that survive the regular suicide bombings and other attacks aimed at the police.
www.truthout.org...
Originally posted by Mizar
I support the war on terror because I am an American and I will never leave my nation behind.
The Big Lie
people will believe a big lie sooner than a little one; and if you repeat it frequently enough people will sooner or later believe it. - OSS report page 51 - Joseph Goebbels, uncited
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by GlobalDisorder
This shouldnt be labelled a WAR anymore, it hsould be labelleed religous bickering.
Originally posted by Thomas Crowne
What religion is Hussein, huh?
Originally posted by Faust
Ok, so you're saying that the CIA told Bush that Saddam had WMD's, the President acted on this information, Congress approved of the war in Iraq BUT according to Global President Bush LIED? ......i don't get it.
Originally posted by Faust
Ok, so you're saying that the CIA told Bush that Saddam had WMD's, the President acted on this information, Congress approved of the war in Iraq BUT according to Global President Bush LIED? ......i don't get it.