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#1. Iraq was defeated on the field of battle and signed certain terms. Iraq has been in violation of those terms since they signed the terms in '91. The USA has demanded that those terms be complied with and that Iraq remain a defeated country.
USA has been in violation of many many terms, actually Bush is a war criminal who would be locked up according to a lot of laws of a lot of countries.
#2. Iraq attempted to assasinate a former American President.
With the weapons they got from the CIA maybe? BTW, several Americans tried and did assasinate 1000's of Iraqis...but thats allowed i guess because theyre American.
#3. Iraq has fired upon, almost daily, for almost 11 years, USA military forces.
Vice versa...btw, what are Americans doing there anyway?
#4. Iraq is believed to have, or are acquiring, or are attempting to acquire WMD's. The USA will not allow that.
Never proven, no more prove than Holland or whatever country has WMD, yet attacked. But wait....they found WMD...in America...but once again thats allowed right?
#5. Iraq has, on multiple occassions called for Americans, to be killed where ever they are found. Thus they are a sworn enemy of the USA.
Nice reason to invade a country and kill over 100k civilians....god bless America.
#6. Iraq is a strategic piece of real estate for future military operations against our enemies in the region, which number in the 100's of millions.
You mean oil. Dont get confused.
#7. Iraq is a strategic piece of real estate for its oil fields and for the surrounding oil fields, for as the worlds oil supplies dwindle the USA will be in a position to control the dwindling oil supplies for its use and the use of its European allies.
Yup...correct. Another good reason to kill over 100k civilians.
#8. A take over of Iraq sends a very powerful signal to the other countries in that area of the world that if they don't get their act together they will be next.
Yup...correct. Another good reason to kill over 100k civilians.
"Any one of the reasons above is a reason for war." TheKing 2005
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