QuickHitCurepon
Diamond Member
Yes there were Or I guess you did not notice all the "retired" terrorists that lived in Iraq and were paid for b Saddam. Once again we had to act because Russia, China and France planned to remove sanctions as early as September of that year.The US is not obliged to ask permission of anyone when fighting a war. Congress gave the President the authority and power to wage war against a regime that was hell bent on creating nuclear weapons, chemical and biological weapons and hiring terrorists to carry out attacks. France, Russia and China are to blame for conspiring to remove sanctions and allowed Iraq back into those endeavors.They were killed in an illegal war of choice a war of aggression....they were minding their own business in their own country when we came and killed them...Who the fuck says they were all innocent?lets take your figure then 200,000 innocent people m inimum killed by war of aggression...a trumped up war...redrum redrum
United Nations Special Commission - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
No, Iraq was under intense scrutiny from U.N. weapons inspectors, and that would have remained the case. Iran is and was a thousand times more likely to develop the bomb, but there was no nuclear program in Iraq, period.
There were no active terrorist connections in Iraq before the war.
We opened the door to terrorists and infinitely more terrorism by invading Iraq.