Not all terrorists are in IRAQ
 

Why the fuck aren't we invading some other countries already?

I am not feeling safe knowing that there are terrorists out there. Iraq is not the only place they come from.

At this rate I won't be able to see the US killing all terrorists in my lifetime.

:feels-hot :feels-hot This administration is not doing enough about killing these terrorists.

Invade more countries god dammit!! :mad: They have plenty of terrorists too :mad:

btw al qaida is not in iraq...

you're right the terrorist are somewhere else... but the oil is in iraq :2 cents:

the terrorists are Afghan and Pakis

It'd be nice to take down Iranians, Syria and hezbollah
and bring a major change in the middle east from Lebanon all the way to Afgan

if only we could win them over with song and dance :(

LMAO - yeah lets just break out a VHS of "The Sound of Music"
Im sure they could relate to the hiding in the mountains bit anyway :1orglaugh

invading countries wins elections but doesnt make anyone safe...infact it just gives these guys more reason to hate the US and want to attack

This thread is loaded with idiots

just wipe out the entire world and ull feel safe! :321GFY

Probably because you can't even control one invaded country

agreed

When does the war on terrorism.......

........itself, become.......


.....................................terrorism?

Passage of the Patriot Act? Maybe September 12, 2001? Maybe the opening of Git-Mo? The nomination of John Asshat?

yeeeessss!!!!!!!! we could start with USA!! there are a lot of terrorist there like Bush!!!!!!!!! :Graucho

That's the idea...

True

The hell you say.

The goverment needs to put more effort into this. US military is the #1 in the world, we can afford to invade at least 20 more countries.

Only invading Iraq makes insignificant difference on the threat level.

I can't believe the government is so irresponsible about our safety.

I want a lot more dead rugheads dammit! :feels-hot

Invading just one country has over-extended the US military to such an extent that we currently have no realistic threat to reinforce negotiations with nuclear wannabes like North Korea and Iran.