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Originally posted by spillmind
no, i'm not.
but your quote:
...only fits into the times of his most heinous crimes PRIOR to the gulf war.
Originally posted by spillmind
good point jim, they at least have a chance now.
albeit very slim.
yeah, except that most of these kinds of countries don't have a huge american occupying force, let alone segragated demographics that stop at nothing to murder for their own secular cause.things are getting back to normal (as normal as a third world country filled with mostly illiterate people can expect).
what would have been the alternative? strict sanctions? remember iraq went to the EURO in 2002! i think we could have achevied that exact desired affect (over a longer period of time) without all the death. but that is only speculation.These people favor power over peace. The question is should the U.S. have stayed out of it and just let it be?
Originally posted by spillmind
i think we could have achevied that exact desired affect (over a longer period of time) without all the death. but that is only speculation.
All this in a free country?
Originally posted by Bushisdumb
He still had people killed, as did his sons.
All this in a free country?
how incredibly original! that's brilliant!Well Spilledmind
yeah, i guess living here makes me a FAG? shows me the unwavering logic that you are weilding.Have you applied for a fake marriage license yet ?
dude, where do you get this nonsense from?The fact is George W. Bush could come up with a cure for all of the diseases of the world tomorrow and people like you would want to see documentation and then whine about loss of jobs in the healthcare sector .
... this time, READ my post, and see the point i was making about how we should have ousted saddam AFTER HIS MOST HEINOUS crimes. the fact that we didn't and we wanted to now is NOT A MATTER OF THE RIGHT THING TO DO, but merely an oppotunistic excuse!You are still harping about Desert Storm and how President Bush didn't go into Baghdad against the UN's wishes .
how old are you, kid? 50???? it's funny to hear you say that bush is a great leader! you're only fooling yourself.Isn't your criticism of the current President Bush that he went against the UN (united Nerds)
No, its pointless to try to pull this up really. If you want to get into the malcontent Iraqi police trainees and the omens of their mass exodus which was all over the news media the size of the police force now in play puts all the predictions of failure to rest. Stick with hard numbers.quote:
Also note the last major bombing (police stations) resulted in a three-fold increase in applications to the police force in that area among Kurds, Shi'ites, and Suuni's alike.
oh really? i'd like to see that information.
While i also agree with most of what comrade asserts, i posted this to further emphasize the continued, consistent insecurity in iraq. until this is eliminated, Iraq will have a very hard time trying to generate investors, and a stable business infrastructure.