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don't we all? |
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Also the US won't want to take-on the Saudis until after they've secured an alternative oil supply. I believe the Saudis ARE on the US hit list, but like you said, one country at a time :) |
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I'm not sure why they assume that their existing oil deals WOULD be put in jeopardy or cancelled, but that's me being the eternal opimist I suppose. Groove -- I'd say "you've GOT to be kidding" about those questions, but sadly I can tell that you're not. Oh well. Let me ad one further item here.... I am for peace as well, but not at "all costs". Peace at all costs is no peace at all. Threats to world peace and security need to be dealt with. Invaders need to be dealt with (gulf war, Kosovo etc). Irresponsible use of WMD need to be dealt with. I would LOVE it if Saddam and Iraq would come to their senses and start acting like a reasonable, friendly, caring country with a kind-hearted democratic government that works to the benefit of it's people and gets along with it's neighboring countries. But that's not likely to happen, thus I support aggressive action to solve the issue, hopefully once and for all. I heard on the morning news that Cretien (our Canadian Prime Minister) has announced publicly that "there is no need for war in Iraq, because we have already won the battle, we had dem surrounded and boxed in"...... I apologize to the USA on behalf of my country's idiot leader. Trust me, he does NOT speak for all of us. Btw, apparently it's Usama Bin Laden's birthday today. |
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Q1) The UK and US gave Saddam arms to attack the Iranians. The US even gave him anthrax and chemical warfare technology ie. the very same weapons that now represent such a grave threat to World peace! Why is it unreasonable for me to be cynical about the fact that the US and UK are now about to launch a war to disarm a despot that they armed! Q2) I implied that Russia and France were trying to defend their economic interests, NOT "World peace" as they claim. Your comments seem to support this argument. So who the fuck are you "kidding"? :321GFY |
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That's like the jerks who say the US gave weapons to Al Quaida during the Russian occupation of Afganistan. Well DUH, of course they did, because <i>during those times</i> it was felt that Russia's invasion tactics were not right. I'm sure there are tons of very political and strategic reasons why countries back certain other countries at certain times, but fuck man, TIMES CHANGE. The answer to your question should have been obvious. And what's with the "huh? WTF?" thing? Did you not think anyone would take a moment to actually answer your questions? Quote:
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And I fucking said "my mistake" about that second question already, so what is your problem that you can't just accept that and move on? |
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Noooo - If I sell you a gun - that does in no way mean I would not try to stop you from trying to shoot me with it. That was an easy one. |
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But that fact was apparently lost on CDSmith. |
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If you have a flag in your sig he can have an upside down one in his. Maybe your flag offends him as much as his offends you. Debating on a forum is one thing but taking it personally and getting into huge flame wars out of it is just plain stupid. You're right wing I like Marx and you like Reagan. Who fucking cares, it's the damn internet. We're all in the same business, let's not mix that with our personal lives. This reminds me of my IRC war days, thank god I've grown up a little since I was a freshman in high school :glugglug |
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You were talking about the U.S. arming Iraq as though where he got his weapons somehow should matter in disarming him. I was just pointing out that wasn't the case. I think it's a given fact that Saddam is a "threat" - to a lot more people than just those in the U.S. |
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If you're arguing that the US should invade Iraq to liberate them from a despotic dictator, then I guess the US will also need to invade most of the other countries in the Middle East, including its so called allies like Saudi Arabia and Egypt. |
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If the USA was concerned about the wellfare of Iraqi citizens, they wouldn't have economic sanctions that prevent them from getting medicine. Fact is however many people die at the hands of Saddam over there, more are dying because we won't let them import medicine. |
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You REALLY think Saddam needs all his weapons JUST to threaten his OWN people? - All his's gone through for 12 years JUST to keep his own people in line? You really believe that? Bit of an Over-Kill won't it be? Pardon the Pun. Invading Egypt compared to Iraq? - Let's just pretend you didn't make such an asinine comparison. |
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Under international law it is illegal to invade a sovereign state unless they have attacked you or are about to attack you. If the US invades Iraq without the support of the UN it will be committing an illegal act.
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oh well.... :1orglaugh |
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http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/...004766310.html First Israel, who knows when us. |
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Your point? The US and the UK say that they intend to invade Iraq because Saddam will not destroy his weapons of mass destruction. I have not heard anyone claim that they're doing so to cut-off Saddam's funding to the families of Palestinian terrorists. Quote:
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The Administration said from the beginning that it did not have to go to the UN to act. The Administration, will be merely imposing the terms of the cease fire that the UN imposed upon Iraq in 1991, so no it will not be acting illegally. In addition Iraq has been committing acts of war weekly since 1991 in that it has repeatedly fired upon coalition forces (the USA and the British). In addition Saddam has more than once called for the killing of Americans where ever they may be found so a case can be made that he his an imminent threat to the security of US assets abroad and even mainland. Legalities are usually open for interpretation. |
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Oh yeah, the US has paid families of Nuclear Physists for their sacraficing their lives for ALLAH and to rid the world of the infidels. Blah blah blah. |
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http://www.forbes.com/2003/02/26/billionaireland.html Says here that Saddam is worth at least 2 BILLION dollars. Hmm... I'm wondering how he accumulated that much money, all while his people are short of food and proper medicine. Surely, he's too humane to steal donated supplies and sell them for personal gain. |
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Looks like I might be first! :helpme |
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