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Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
France and Germany didn't have much financial interest in the Taliban.Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
Originally posted by: tcsenter
France and Germany didn't have much financial interest in the Taliban.Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
I guess there's no proof linking Sadaam to the 9/11 attacks nor did he claim responsibility for it like a lot of the al Quida members did.
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
If you support terrorists you are our enemy. The Taliban supported Al Qaeda. End of story.
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
If you support terrorists you are our enemy. The Taliban supported Al Qaeda. End of story.
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
Originally posted by: tcsenter
France and Germany didn't have much financial interest in the Taliban.Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
We didn't get or need UN approval because the war in afganhistan was a counter-attack; we had been attacked first and, according to international law we are allowed to defend ourselves and counter-attack.
I can only guess why the 'rolling eyes', and I concede you're entirely correct.Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: tcsenter
France and Germany didn't have much financial interest in the Taliban.Technically, the Taliban had done about as much to the world as Saddam has, yet France and Germany and Canada sent troups to help in that effort. What makes this war so different?
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Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
We didn't get or need UN approval because the war in afganhistan was a counter-attack; we had been attacked first and, according to international law we are allowed to defend ourselves and counter-attack.
We weren't attacked by Afghanistan or the Taliban which is who we went after. Some people in their country were doing bad things. How is that war any more justified than what we're doing in Iraq?
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
We didn't get or need UN approval because the war in afganhistan was a counter-attack; we had been attacked first and, according to international law we are allowed to defend ourselves and counter-attack.
We weren't attacked by Afghanistan or the Taliban which is who we went after. Some people in their country were doing bad things. How is that war any more justified than what we're doing in Iraq?
