Russia has nukes that can hit any part of America and has them pointed
at America.  That's a very credible threat.  Iraq under Saddam Hussein
on the other hand, never posed a threat.  They weren't pointing a gun
at us, and in fact didn't even have a gun to point at us.

They were the victims of America's unwarranted, unprovoked, and
unconstitutional attacks for 12 straight years.  They were bombed on a
daily basis and held to an illegal treaty.  They were being starved to
death, kept from life saving medicines, shot at, bombed, and had
homes, palaces, mosques, etc. invaded, and were occupied by a hostile
invasion force by a rogue nation.  And when they say they will try to
kill those invaders, he thinks it's justification to attack them again
and unbelievabley calls it a "credible threat".



--- In [email protected], "kiddleddee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], <boyd.w.smith@> wrote:
> >
> > No, Russia does not represent a credible threat to the US.  They are 
> not saying that they are going to attack nor are they able to attack 
> us and cause any meaningful harm.  It is an obvious truth that simply 
> having means does not constitute a threat, and no sane person make 
> such an idiotic claim.
> > 
> > BWS
> _______________________________________________________________________
> 
> Russia does represent a "credible" threat. Russia does not represent 
> an "actual" or "imminent" threat. To say that Russia can not do any 
> meaningful harm if they attack us is pretty naive, don't you think? I 
> mean, what was the "Cold War" about anyway (mutual assured destruction 
> and all that)? (I was not a "cold warrior" by the way!)
> 
> China is not saying they are going to attack us either, but we had 
> better make sure that there is at least one gun in every home in the 
> United State just in case; while the threat from China is 
> not "imminent", it is certainly credible.
>









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