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Originally posted by: lozina
Originally posted by: dahunan
Its ok.. Iraqis like to be killed by US bullets and our soldiers would do anything for mr bush..even if it means dying to cover up his lies
yeah true. and the Iraqis would probably become terrorists anyway eventually after we slaughter their families, take away their jobs, ruin their economy so people can barely afford to buy bread and destroy all their hopes ... so really they're just pre-emptively killing furutre terrorists.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: jlmadyson
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Yeah but i have the video version so there![]()
Originally posted by: jlmadyson
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: jlmadyson
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Yeah but i have the video version so there![]()
Video or no video, it would go under the OP, there is also video in OP link.
Originally posted by: alien42
the american people should all be demanding an impeachment asap
Originally posted by: Engineer
Ex-WMD Inspector: Politics Quashed Facts
Why does this NOT suprise me. PNAC bastards!
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Those WMD which you would happily claim never existed, were factually proven to exist when they were used on Iraqis around the time of the first Iraq war.
The question would be what happened to those weapons between the two Iraq wars and if there were any in Iraq by the time we started the build up of the second war.
Yes THERE WERE. There was no African yellowcake, or any uranium suitable for weapons production, but there was surely a boatload of other types of WMDs.Originally posted by: IdioticBuffoon
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There you have it. As if this point hasn't been hammered home enough. There were people warning the administration that this wasn't a good idea in general despite the "bad" intelligence. But the flip side of the coin is that there was also "good" intelligence. And some of that "good" intelligence was that there was no WMD in Iraq!
The search function doesn't work so I apologize in advance for a potential repost.
Originally posted by: Meuge
Yes THERE WERE. There was no African yellowcake, or any uranium suitable for weapons production, but there was surely a boatload of other types of WMDs.Originally posted by: IdioticBuffoon
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There you have it. As if this point hasn't been hammered home enough. There were people warning the administration that this wasn't a good idea in general despite the "bad" intelligence. But the flip side of the coin is that there was also "good" intelligence. And some of that "good" intelligence was that there was no WMD in Iraq!
The search function doesn't work so I apologize in advance for a potential repost.
Because economic sanctions and occasionally dropping a few bombs on Iraq to keep them in check was the approved solution...people were dying in Iraq prior to our invasion...but those deaths weren't even a blip on the news media radar screen, and hence no one really cared about it.Even if all that were true, "this neocon Administration" was the only one to actually invade Iraq in addition to being wrong. The government being mistaken is nothing new, but it's not exactly a laughing matter when thousands of people die as a result.
Incompetence unfortunately is not a crime deserving of impeachment.the american people should all be demanding an impeachment asap
Originally posted by: IdioticBuffoon
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There you have it. As if this point hasn't been hammered home enough. There were people warning the administration that this wasn't a good idea in general despite the "bad" intelligence. But the flip side of the coin is that there was also "good" intelligence. And some of that "good" intelligence was that there was no WMD in Iraq!
The search function doesn't work so I apologize in advance for a potential repost.
your commentary makes good sense, considering how fluid the administration is about the whole affair. it's just that the obtuse, evasive and secretive nature of the bush presidency prevents me from ascribing anything remotely honorable to bush's efforts in regard to iraq, or for that matter, his overall agenda as our president.I do not understand why the Bush Administration pursued a war with Iraq...the only logic stream I can project is that the Bush Administration wanted to create a power vacuum in the Middle East that would expose and also strain Al Quaida resources...removing the Taliban was not enough of a blow to Al Quaida...we chose Iraq because the world had no love for Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi military was an easy target, and we assumed the Iraqi people would ultimately welcome us with open arms...while we certainly achieved the strategic goal of diverting Al Quaida resources to a war in their own backyard, we did so without the support of the international community or the Iraqi people...hence the backtracking and double speak.
i agree that it would be the sensible thing to do, but we are considering bush here. based on his comments and actions as our president, it looks like his purpose for acquiring iraq did not include any meaningful justification that some of our other "allies" were expecting as reasons to go to war against another nation.The WMDs was simply the excuse to launch another military front in the Middle East...when our Allies failed to play along, that is where Bush should have pursued another strategy
definetly so. it would have been quite easy for him to pursue a balanced and reasonable response had he chose to. as you noted, he didn't and imho that fact alone speaks volumes about his reasons for invading and subjugating an oil-rich and formerly-sovereign nation.Bush is guilty of being an arrogant and impetuous leader...unfortunate, considering that a more balanced and reasonable response would have probably elevated him to prestige and greatness.
Originally posted by: Meuge
Yes THERE WERE. There was no African yellowcake, or any uranium suitable for weapons production, but there was surely a boatload of other types of WMDs.Originally posted by: IdioticBuffoon
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There you have it. As if this point hasn't been hammered home enough. There were people warning the administration that this wasn't a good idea in general despite the "bad" intelligence. But the flip side of the coin is that there was also "good" intelligence. And some of that "good" intelligence was that there was no WMD in Iraq!
The search function doesn't work so I apologize in advance for a potential repost.