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Originally posted by Karl der Grosse
The USA is responsible for its people. I agree. But in signing this agreemen between nations the US accepted the responsibillity to keep its people out of the areas the compatants were fighting in and to keep those who wanted to profit out of it, not protect them or help them make a profit. IF GB couln't protect these ships it is not the USA's respondibillity or right to do it. Hmmm... it sound to me lik your defend the USA' right to to interfere in the rest ok the worlds proplems jus to make a monitery profits.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Now if this outrages you what would you write in a letter to congress to make them stop the war. Better yet would you even write them at all?
What good would that do...??? We've just told Congress that we agree with the president by re-electing both him, and the Republican majority in BOTH houses of Congress... That sent a much louder message than any of the letters in the world...
Those of us who didn't agree with this madness are now still doomed to suffer the legacy of it...and there is absolutely nothing we can do about it...
Originally posted by Karl der Grosse
dr that is the point. History repeats itself. FDRand GWB broke the law. When you defend one Your defending both.Iguess you can't see that. Sorry.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
To those who say Iraq was an unjust war...
We are just begining to realize how pervasive Iraq's exploitation of the UN's Oil for Food program was. We are starting to see not only that, but also which terrorism organizations Saddam Hussein was in bed with.
Originally posted by drbryankkruta
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
To those who say Iraq was an unjust war...
We are just begining to realize how pervasive Iraq's exploitation of the UN's Oil for Food program was. We are starting to see not only that, but also which terrorism organizations Saddam Hussein was in bed with.
The unjustness is the lack of care to defend innocents, and to blow off the fact you started the war under false intentions, Bush Jr is just trying to play super cop.
Originally posted by Karl der Grosse
the NYT articke was very informative.I had not been awary of this level of involvement by our intelligence agencies.The other aarticle I wary of and will need to try to find the sources for comfirmation and contact some friends in the NSA and CIA. But the real concern is were did they go. I don't think Syria has them my understanding is they have become very cooperative with the US.Whi else would have taken them?
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Keep your friends close and enemies closer. Syria is no friend and Iran "IS" the the great "EVIL". No not the people, the Clerics. The islamic thugs that run the country. My view is that all activity to date is just "stageing" to get at Iran. My pointy headed "Doctorial" buddies tell me they have "A" bombs and are trying to get "H" bombs. They must be stopped........NOW. What ever it takes...........
Originally posted by Alexian
Im sure this is all old news although for whatever reason its always neglected. America supplied WMD's to Iraq and watched as they were used on Iraqi and Iranian people. America trained and supplied Osama and his crew. America supported the Shah in Iran, a ruthless dictator, and the people revolted. Why is it these things always seem to get forgotten?
FREEDOM CANNOT BE IMPOSED.
As far as WMD's go on a global level, everyone should be entitled to them. The only people you need to fear are the independant terrorist groups and NO NATION would allow them to get their hands on them simply because that would spell their own nations demise.
The key that the U.S. must learn if they want to be accepted and liked is that they must LEAD BY SETTING EXAMPLES, not MAKING EXAPLES OF THOSE WHO DISAGREE.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
One question Dr. Kruta. Why do you have so much concern for our enemies.
Why can't you see that if the US is going to prevent more 9/11s that we are going to have to root out the terrorists and their supporters.
I know it's hard for a scholar like you to understand, but liberty has always been paid for with blood.
I don't like that fact, but it is a fact, nonetheless. Is it so much to expect you to stand on the side of liberty, rather than support the brutal regimes of dictators?
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
One question Dr. Kruta. Why do you have so much concern for our enemies.
Why can't you see that if the US is going to prevent more 9/11s that we are going to have to root out the terrorists and their supporters.
I know it's hard for a scholar like you to understand, but liberty has always been paid for with blood. I don't like that fact, but it is a fact, nonetheless. Is it so much to expect you to stand on the side of liberty, rather than support the brutal regimes of dictators?