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MESEBERG, Germany (CNN) -- U.S. President George W. Bush claimed Wednesday that he had no regrets about the decision to invade Iraq and topple Saddam Hussein in 2003 and reiterated his determination to force Iran to halt its nuclear program.
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He said he had told Merkel that diplomacy remained his preferred choice for dealing with Iran. But he added that "all options are on the table" and said Tehran needed to "verifiably suspend" its uranium enrichment program. Iran maintains that its nuclear ambitions are peaceful.
"The message to the Iranian government is very clear: that there's a better way forward than isolation and that is for you to verifiably suspend your enrichment program and the choice is theirs to make," Bush said.
CNN
Originally posted by maria_stardust
reply to post by Odessy
So all options are on the table, huh. Bush certainly likes his options.
The military as it stands is already worn and overextended. Unless, this administration reinstates the draft, I don't know see how the U.S. can afford to take on Iran as well.
Originally posted by maria_stardust
Why can't we just embrace that old hippie expression, "make love, not war"? It always seems to come down to the use of violence as a means to an end.
Unfortunately, war with Iran seems undoubtedly imminent. It also appears that the likelihood of a draft is not so far fetched.
Originally posted by alienstar
There will be no draft,no ground war,just simple airstrikes if this happens.
Originally posted by TheRepublic
reply to post by Odessy
man you read my mind! and the photoshop just brought it all together...
tell me why that thing aint in the guggenheim museum!