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No man is free until all men are free - John Hossack I agree completely with this Administration’s goal of a regime change in Iraq-John Kerry even if that enforcement is mostly at the hands of the United States, a right we retain even if the Security Council fails to act-John Kerry He may even miscalculate and slide these weapons off to terrorist groups to invite them to be a surrogate to use them against the United States. It’s the miscalculation that poses the greatest threat-John Kerry |
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![]() soooo.... brielfly, what i'm trying to say is that Iran should've been bombed first, then if you wanted to go after Iraq, whatever I wouldn't have cared.... but Iran seems more dangerous... since they have got more then one nuclear facility in which we got no clue whats going on... and especially since they clearly got Pakistani know-how on nuclear tech.... the last thing I want to see is another Islamic bomb....
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But this is gospel true: Saddam's Iraq WAS involved with aQ. QED.
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and heres the 1971 Genocide i'm referring to..... one of the biggest genocides to occur after world war 2... don't know how you missed that one... lack of interest in the rest of the world??? and heres the 1971 Genocide US support this is the same genocide in which India had to intervene to stop the flow of millions of refugees from pouring into India... the war in which Washington was ready to bomb India in order to stop the Indian advance into Pakistan... and even provided military hardware to the Pakistanis and helped the Pakistani Airforce from getting obliterated by keeping new aircraft pumped in through the Shah's Iran... and all this time refusing to open their eyes to the genocide being carried out by the Pakistanis.... <oh yes and 1971 was before my time too... 17 years before my time... >Last edited by Tronic : 09-02-2006 at 17:56 PM. |
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Modern pan-Arabism is also the primary philosophy against the presence of the state of Israel, although this notion has also since been taken up by modern Islamists. It is not surprising that Saddam supported attacks on Israel. That does not mean he supported terrorism per se, and to invade Iraq as part of the “war against terror” is daft. Note that before Pan-Arabism was introduced by the Hashemite family -Hussein ibn Ali and his sons Faisal and Abdallah- after WWI, Jews and Arabs co-existed and cooperated in Palestine without too much trouble. Anyway, Saddam had been much more of a danger to Iran, (always a target for pan Arabists) and his other neighbours. He still claimed Kuwait with the logic that it had previously been part of the Ottoman velayet of Basra. His unrealistic dream was a union with Syria under his leadership, annex the whole of the Levant and the Arabian peninsula. By 2003 he was not a threat to anyone but his terrorised compatriots. He was never a real threat to the US or UK. |
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heres what the arab world thinks...
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