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When it's over, if there is no more terror, then he did good. I don't care how many countries he invades, as long as he's invading terrorism supporting nations and rendering them harmless. If he can secure a robust supply of oil for us at the same time, so much the better. But if these wars end and there is still terror, and all he did was get some of his rich friends richer, he should be hung. |
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If they didn't have the war on terror going I bet they'd have built prisons just for adult webmasters and filled them with 2257 violators, and that's just for starters. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe...ort/index.html 'Deepened divisions' The effects of the U.S.-led war on terror have been far-reaching, Amnesty said in a statement. "Far from making the world a safer place, [the war] has made it more dangerous by curtailing human rights, undermining the rule of international law and shielding governments from scrutiny. It has deepened divisions among people of different faiths and origins, sowing the seeds for more conflict," the statement said. In a separate press conference Wednesday, William Schulz, executive director of Amnesty International USA, said U.S.-led events of 2003 generated deleterious effects. The war on Iraq provided an excuse for other countries "in the name of anti-terrorism or in the name of national security" to crack down on opponents of their regimes, he said. Schulz said the Iraqi war was a "distraction of the world's attention from horrific human rights abuses elsewhere," and gave ammunition to countries that circumvent the United Nations and "use the excuse the United States itself does not respect international law." oooooooooooooo Much more in that article about " nothing changed", " I still have the same freedom" and so on... |
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You benefit from people who use libraries. Those people are smart, and smart people invent things, like beer trucks. And you need those to get your beer. |
the rable are so fun to watch.:thumbsup
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On the other hand, maybe nothing changed for them now, but it could in the near future... |
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking Whether or not WMD materials are ever found is immaterial. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote:
Bottom line...Presidents do not tell the truth...the whole truth and nothing but the truth and as I have stated it was only a part of multiple reasons. quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking If memory serves me I think there have been a couple of people that have been detained for having links to "al Qaeda" and I believe a training camp was destroyed in the North that had links to "al Qaeda". Whether or not my memory serves me well...is immaterial. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote:
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking The invasion of Iraq was for multiple reasons and WMD materials and "al Qaeda" members or those that have links with "al Qaeda" were just a couple of those reasons and in my opinion not on top of the list of reasons. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote:
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking It is ridiculous to keep repeating the President said this or the President said that. There has not been a President in my life time that has told the truth...the whole truth...and nothing but the truth...and anyone that pays attention is aware of this...and I assume that the same applies to every leader of every country. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote:
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking In addition Iraq is a fair sized country...with lengthy borders...ports and a poputlation of 27,000,000. Easy to hide materials...easy to export materials...easy for people to hide among the population...or leave the country. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote:
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They're laying off hundreds of school teachers here, at the same time they send out 5 (FIVE) guys, 10 (TEN) times to fix a 1 foot round pothole. This same exact pothole has been "fixed" twice a year, every year, for the past five. The same people that would rather have 2 (TWO) Policemen controlling traffic at a certain "T" intersection for 16 (SIXTEEN) hours a day, every day, than put up a traffic light. The same people that overspent by BILLIONS of dollars so the people in Boston can save a few minutes of driving, fined a 92 year old woman $75 for not shoveling the sidewalk in front of her house fast enough after an 18" snowstorm. The same people that lowered the odds of winning anything on lottery tickets so they could have more tax money, then complain when people stop buying the tickets, and embark on a huge advertising campaign to get people to buy them again. the same people that have tripled the cost of a pack of cigarettes in the past few years, only to complain when people quit smoking, or start buying them online. and this list goes on, and on. |
When some random New York Times reporter got caught lying about some facts in a story, it was headline news all around the U.S.
When Bush gets caught lying about why we're going to war, the media is nearly silent. It's pretty crazy. |
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I would agree 100% - if my vote in fact counted.. but with the popular vote taking second place to the electorate system, and idiots that cant simply punch a hole all the way through a peice of paper.... I cant make fun of the people that dont even bother anymore.. (yes i still go through the trouble.. just in case they decide to count mine) |
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#1 WMD must be found for the US to remain credible. and If they were "destroyed before the war" (the latest lie) then there would be evidence of there destruction.. #2 The Terrorist camp that was discoverd in the north was a well known camp which was located in Kurd controlled territory, NOT in areas that Saddam had control. The world is better off with Saddam out of power - but that doesnt make bush honest |
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Mis-mangement of tax dollars is nothing new...and will always exist. |
I'll give you military.
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Anyone who says they like Bush and what he is doing is not a Libertarian by any means. |
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Look at the huge difference in coverage between the non stop media attacks on Clinton and the non stop media love and praise of Bush. Even someone as right wing biased as you can't deny the right wing media bias in the United States. Don't tell me you still believe there is a "liberal media" out there somewhere? :1orglaugh |
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Terrorism is the best thing to ever happen for the Bush administration. The best part about a war on terror is it has no definitive start or end point. Why would he want to put an end to this kind of political mileage? |
Not a problem...
If they don't find the wmd then ol' Bush is in for some major legal problems.. He can't start a war just because he wants to.. and after gaining support, and justifying the war through his wmd hooplah, then none being found, there's gonna be a whole lotta yellin & shoutin to bring his ass down hard... |
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The US Admin, (on this we sure agree), is unable to state any truths. There was "apparently" files of "evidence" with the locations of all WMD in Iraq - some of which were presented to the UN in an attempt to decieve the Security Council. The security council did not hold an credibility in this "evidence". Frankly, the assembly at the security council have far more information on Iraq than anything the US has. It was a simple matter, at least according to the US rhetoric, of invading Iraq and visiting these alledged sites and destroting these weapons. I would question whether *any* US forces visited these site - since this is already known by other countries to be a waste of time. The bottom line on just this aspect alone is the credibility of the US Admin is at stake and, in turn, the US as a whole. This "credibility" does not matter within the US since this issue can be controlled. However, it is not controllable outside US territory. This "war" has not yet begun, - there are going to be many repercussions from this - and not limited to any "terrorist cells". Basically, I have to hold the "Whitehouse thing" and his "doctrine pumping" associates responsible. They lied time and time again on many aspects. (Even long before any 9/11!) Frankly my dog behaves better, - she knows she ain't supposed to piss all over the place. This is what the US Admin have done, - both to the US people and those in other countries. I wonder whatever people in the US were thinking when, (least according to some alledged "democracy"), elected such a pitiful individual, who already had a disasterous track record, as President of the United States. |
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Not sure why anyone is surprised that GW is making a mess of things. Look at his resume and you will see that he comes from a a legacy of failures. If all he has shown is a propensity to run his companies into the ground while making out with money and power, why is any shock that this is what is happening at his biggest gig to date?
It will take many many many years to repair the damage to our foreign relations and my children will likely be living the legacy of this negative cash flow business plan that has been instituted under GW's watch. Think about it, what business do you know that could run successfully long term in this deep in the red manner? |
I think the dumbass quota for this thread has been reached. Going to war is not a bad thing however war will none get rid of terrorism, as terrorism is one of the side effects of war. You will never be able to kill all of the terrorists because every war action you take will create more terrorists. The strategys needs to be multi faceted in order to combat terrorism and it simply isn't at this point in time. What our current administration is doing is applying a band aid to a bleeding artery. If you want to attack terrorism you cut off it's head, not the fingers. There will always be terrorists so long as there are people on this earth, they will always have the motivation to commit acts such as 9/11, what you can do is take their tools with which they can do mass damage and their number 1 tool is money. Their money comes from the Saudi Royal family, so indirectly terrorist money comes from the US Government because of it's dealings with the Saudi Royal family and US corporations and their dealings to buy the oil of the Saudi Royals, thus supplying them the funds to divert to terrorism. Kill Bin Laden, kill Saddamn, kill and attack anyone you want, if the US strategy doesn't change to one that is less influenced by greed then there will never be an end to terrorism.
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Iraq was supposed to provide evidence of the destruction of the WMD's and didnt, however Bush claimed they were a immediate threat to the US and the middle east... obviously that was not true. Bush cant find the WMD's, cant find links that Saddam supported AlQueda (sp) - he cant even find Osama.. yet hes already threatening Iran and accusing them of the same things that he accused Iraq of. I dont mind doing things to defend the country, but maybe we should start by controlling our borders instead of invading every country that has links to terrorism and oil... |
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All along, he didn't mean IRAQ , but in fact IRAN .... Ouuupsss , I invaded (liberated) the wrong country... Oh well! |
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Very well said. Terrorism will only become more of a problem due to Bushes actions (or inactions) and quite frankly I'm not to sure Bush would have it any other way. |
Just breath in and relax this is still the best country to live in by far
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking Reasons for war. #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. #2. Iraq attempted to assasinate a former American President. #3. Iraq has fired upon, almost daily, for almost 11 years, USA military forces. #4. Iraq is believed to have, or are acquiring, or are attempting to acquire WMD's. The USA will not allow that. #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. #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. #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. #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. Any one of the reasons above is a reason for war. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I posted that long before the invasion of Iraq. Pay particular attention to #6-8. It is my belief that #6-8 are the driving force behind the invasion of Iraq. If I am correct...what would have been the reaction of the World if President would have stated these reasons? The majority of the American people...I do not believe would have had a problem...if the President would have stated reasons 6-8..but approval may have been lessened. |
theking really needs a job
you're just wasting tax payers money spending your life posting shite on this board |
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you're constantly asking everyone and their dog for proof to back up their posts now it's your turn put up or shut up |
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I quit taking orders when I left the military...you are dismissed troll. |
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watching jerry springer Regards, SexySarah |
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trying to see how many times you can use it in one sentence? :1orglaugh Regards, SexySarah |
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It might make more sense then. Regards, SexySarah |
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