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Dead civilians = about 8000-12000, mostly killed by the "insurgents" (Islamists and Socialists funded in the most part by Iran and Syria). What happened in 60s Iran is different to now, you simpleton. A direct effect of the Iraq War was that Colonel Gadaffi of Libya shat his pants and decided to "play ball". And how you come to the conclusion that there is going to be Shiite on Sunni genocide is beyond me. You actually WANT democracy to fail in Iraq, because you are a village idiot. |
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The country is not going to be "pillaged" as you say. Nor are the Iraqis going to be left to fend for themselves. Iraq has never had a major manufacturing base. "Insurgents" are not looking for dignity and food - they want to install an Islamic Caliphate in which women are oppressed and Jews and Christians are made into virtual slaves. The main reason for the invasion was regime change. This was not given as the main reason, because the Governments calculated (rightly, as it happens), that a large part of their populations would be too dumb to understand. |
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To avoid this and therefore true democracy the results will be scammed. :2 cents: |
A couple of well thought out posts here........
I wasnt going to let it drop of the first page yet Bump |
there really is no dif...
if saddam was still in power and they asked them that question, they'd all say "dictatorship, saddam owns!" so their ass wouldn't be killed now that hes out, and its full of fucking US troops up the fucking ass asking that question, "yes, democracy!" or they'll get owned regardless, same shit really lol |
I support our troops that are over there doing good and right every day, I do not support the idiot that sent and keeps them over there to do his bidding...
I look forward to the day that the very last soldier gets on a plane to head back home.. |
It's absolutely too early to say anything about all this. Voting does not a democracy make. And saying "it's a first step" is just blah blah blah.
It comes down to let's wait and see.. |
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if it makes you feel any better, i fell for it |
It's still too unstable to feel good about. If America & friends can pull troups out and shit doesn't go to hell, then I'll feel better.
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I have a serious question.
A lot of people, I presume foreigners and democrats in this country refer the US as being greedy. One post suggested that the US is setting up a puppet government in Iraq to steal the oil. If that is your argument, what is your opinion on all the money that the US gives out all over the world. Isn't the US the most benevolent country in the world? How can that be associated with greed? |
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Stop reading your own press, Im not anti US or EVEN anti Bush.... but sometimes you have to read between the lines |
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So please post a link or article backing up your claim ( propaganda ) that " civilians mostly killed by insurgents" .... If you can't, then you are the idiot of the world.... and stop the weak name calling Quote:
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A famous study by Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore found that more than 100,000 civilians have been killed and "They attributed many of those deaths to attacks by coalition forces mostly airstrikes and most of those killed were women and children. The risk of violent death was 58 times higher than before the war, the researchers reported. . "The fact that more than half of the deaths caused by the occupation forces were women and children is a cause for concern," the authors wrote. http://www.iht.com/articles/2004/10/28/news/toll.html |
The election was a total waste of fucking time.
Even CNN admitted that most of the voters didn't know who they were voting for because they had to protect the names of the officials so they don't get assasinated. Ok, so you go in the voting booth and vote for.. whoever the fuck... What's the point of that? Than again, who cares right? All the elected officials will be Bush's puppets and it doesn't matter who the people voted for, as long as they feel like they've made a difference (which they haven't). Peace |
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This site is run by moonbats like yourself and therefore shows a pessimistic view of the numbers http://www.iraqbodycount.net/ |
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That report was simply intended as a nail into George Bush's re-election coffin. It didn't work, because only a minority of idiots believed it. You included. Like I said above, the moonbats' over-inflated estimations are currently 15563 so that figure of 100,000 would simply be wishful thinking from someone who does not want the Iraqis to enjoy democracy. |
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Your right, its wishful thinking from a political party that will publically pray for peace in a region and privately giggle when a US soldier is reported dead. Their hopes are to install masive social programs that keep a barrier between the classes, making them a "social elite" class. Journalists are traditionally liberals because they believe themselves to be highly educated people who attain socially elite status through their education. At least the ones who understand why they are liberal. Most have been brainwashed by older journalistic liberals in college. When You have money, the next thing you want is power and respect. |
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weak ... Nothing to repeat, parrot ???? Turn on FoxNews, maybe they will implant a few sentences for you ... |
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What does the word "always" mean to you? |
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Iraq is a God-forsaken country. :(
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If I had to guess, I'd probably say a European country might take that title http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/eco_eco_aid_don_cap Although, I don't think it should be considered a contest. Any benevolent act is good and should be appreciated. |
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