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Originally posted by Warham Gee, you wouldn't happen to be from Seattle, would you?
What's your point?
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Originally posted by EAT MY ASSHOLE Sharky sometimes needs things spelled out for him in explicit, specific detail. I used to think it was a lawyer thing, but over time it became more and more evident that he's merely someone's idiot twin.
Originally posted by Warham Your opinion, nothing more.
One backed up by a substantial body of data.
Ha! Bush-haters rub their hands together every time the body count goes up in Iraq. Please.
And those numbers are unprecedented...
How many times have we been attacked since 9/11?
Exactly. The threat was always exaggerated, watch "The Power of Nightmares" from the BBC for more info. Once they were chased out of Afghanistan, there was virtually no threat left, until we blew our wad over Iraq.
I think there are plenty of Bush supporters who have relatives fighting over in Iraq right now.
Yeah, but they're not here minimizing the sacrifice as much less than in Vietnam.
That's Bush's decision to use analogies, if he so chooses. I see few between this war and Iraq.
Oh, that idiot can use whatever bullshit analogies he wants when giving bullshit speeches that you sheep baaah too? But I'm not allowed too?
Originally posted by Nickdfresh One backed up by a substantial body of data.
I've got substancial evidence that it is worth it. I guess it'll go back to opinion.
And those numbers are unprecedented...
No, we've had plenty of wars where the body count has been higher.
Exactly. The threat was always exaggerated, watch "The Power of Nightmares" from the BBC for more info. Once they were chased out of Afghanistan, there was virtually no threat left, until we blew our wad over Iraq.
So, all of the sudden, once we enter Iraq, Al-Qaida decides to put up a fight? I thought they weren't in Iraq to begin with? And why is Al-Qaida concerned about democracy in Iraq? Was Saddam really funnelling cash to terrorists all those years? Al-Qaida certainly has been having a cash-flow problem since 2003.
Yeah, but they're not here minimizing the sacrifice as much less than in Vietnam.
Oh, that idiot can use whatever bullshit analogies he wants when giving bullshit speeches that you sheep baaah too? But I'm not allowed too?
You can use flawed analogies like Bush does, if you like.
Originally posted by Warham So, all of the sudden, once we enter Iraq, Al-Qaida decides to put up a fight?
You don't even know what al Qaida is. Zarqawi would be dead or in a Jordanian prison, and few arabic men would in any seek to fight Americans if we didn't make it so easy by going into Iraq and handing them a complete propaganda coup. Foreign fighters are only 5% of the resistance in Iraq, most of those fighting the US are Iraqis. Al Qaida was a tiny organization of fractured, competing groups of Islamists with often different objectives and goals.
Cash flow? Clinton had the Saudis crack down on Bin Laden's family, and cut off his family money. In fact al Qaida requires little money and is still getting a lot of dough from donations, especially from states that are our "allies" like the Saudis and Pakis...And the resistance in Iraq seems to have ample cash and weaponry...
I thought they weren't in Iraq to begin with?
You were correct, they weren't.
And why is Al-Qaida concerned about democracy in Iraq?
Because they want to undermine our policies, Bush and his cronies seem to give them ample help.
Was Saddam really funnelling cash to terrorists all those years? Al-Qaida certainly has been having a cash-flow problem since 2003. [/B]
No. Read the 9/11 report. He was funneling no cash to anti-US terrorists and his goals were completely different from al Qaida's. SADDAM was secular and actually served as a bulwark against the Iranians, pretty soon the Iraqi Shias will drift into that sphere of Islamic fundamentalism. Mission Accomplished!
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