--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In a message dated 7/2/05 9:44:13 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> Phonies huh?
> 1. Were there WMD's in Iraq?
> 2. Were there an Al Quaida Iraq?
> 3. Did the Reagan/Bush administration support and turn a blind
eye
> to Saddam gassing the Iranian army. (The one on the Kurds was just
> one that went astray.) There were daily gassings by Saddam
against
> Iran....with FULL support of Reagan/Bush administration.
>
>
>
>
> 1 Yes there were, he used them didn't he? We just don't know
exactly when
> they were removed or destroyed. Even the New York Times published
a story that
> the Russians came in a cleaned up the WMD for Saddam as France
Germany and
> Russia stalled for time while debating the issue in the UN. But
hey, even I
> take with a grain of salt what the NYT
prints.
> 2. Al Qaida and other terrorists, well known terrorists,
have had safe
> passage in and out of Iraq since the 90's if not earlier. Iraqi
intelligence
> officers have been known to meet with members of Al Qaida and
other
> terrorists as well. Zarqawi moved his base of operations from
Afghanistan too Iraq
> after we invaded Afghanistan and before any mention of invading
Iraq occurred
> and Saddam didn't stop him from coming to his
country.
> 3. Reagan and Bush never supported the
gassing of
> anybody! As I recall they protested his use of gas before the UN.
They did
> support Saddam with military intelligence to keep Iran from
beating him in the war
> and keep Iranian revolution from spreading to other nations in
the region.
It has always seemed to me that the whole reason for the Iraq
invasion was to establish permanent military bases there. If along
the way way the Iraqi people ended up with a better life, well, all
the better but not the point of the whole exercise.
Is there any plan to remove all military presence from Iraq, ever? I
don't think so, in fact I've heard that the main sticking point with
designing a new Iraqi government is just that issue.
Do groups like Al Qaeda dislike us so vehemently because they are
all insane religous zeolots who hate christians and the western life
style and it's "freedoms"? Or does it have something to do with our
military bases in Saudi Arabia and now in Iraq?
This invasion of Iraq was such a perfect move because there are an
infinite number of ways that it can be justified as essential for
the safety of the American people and if that doesn't work then at
least it is for the good of the poor downtrodden Iraqi's.
Top Ten reasons to invade Iraq:
1. UN inspections weren't working.
2. WMD.
3. Sadam Hussein gassed his own people.
4. WMD.
5. Bring democracy to the Iraqi people.
6. WMD
7. Sadam is a personal friend of Osama Bin Laden.
8. Thats where the terrorists live.
9. They flew into the World Trade buildings.
10. It's to goddamn late, we're there and we aint leavin', besides,
if we did leave, the terrorists would all get together
and kill the American people and look at how much better off
the Iraqis are and why don't you support our troops you liberal
commie bastards.
Rick Carlstrom
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