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So let’s do this. We’ll just leave the middle east for good. Yeah that’s right we will just go home, then everything will be real peaceful over there . The only thing that stood between Baghdad and a mushroom cloud during the Gulf War was us. Israel had their planes in the air, ready to level Baghdad. We talked them down.
Another fact:
The US is NOT anti-Muslim. We are trying very hard to help Turkey defend themselves against the more radical countries. They are a democratic country which is financially stable. Turkey is the only Muslim country that is in NATO. And speaking of NATO, it is a shame the the word ALLY means so little to the French (please don’t check Iraq’s financial records when you invade, wouldn’t want to find all those UN trade violations) and German (what, us sell illegal arms?) when it comes to money. If any of the countries in NATO were threatened, we would be there in a heartbeat.
Too bad some of our allies don't feel the same.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/02/12/sprj.irq.nato.solana/index.html
Even the press in the UK wonders what they are up to.
http://www.dailytelegraph.co.uk/opi...01.xml&sSheet=/news/2003/02/11/ixnewstop.html
AGAIN, WRONG. Its France, Germany, and Belgium going against NATO despite these countries agreeing that Iraq is clearly in violation of U.N. resolution 1441.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/02/06/sprj.irq.powell.world.reax/index.html
And the reason why France and Germany want to wait? Because its a known fact that our "allies" have been suppling materials for nuclear warheads and biological warfare.
http://www.socialistworker.co.uk/1833/sw183311.htm
This was when Iraq was our ally against Iran. Was it not very bright, perhaps. But what we should be most concerned with is who is supplying the material now and its France and Germany. A very good website to learn more about what Iraq is up to and how long ago people knew is http://www.iraqwatch.org. France and Germany have been giving Iraq these supplies since after we severed our relationship with Iraq. It IS all about their money. But I do feel sorry for France. If Iraq decides they don't like the French any longer, they have no way to defend themselves.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/12/16/wfran16.xml
Finally about Afghanistan...We are offering aid to them. In fact, here is an article of the most recent visit.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&node=&contentId=A30234-2003Jan8¬Found=true
Its certainly not enough and its my deepest hope that we are able to help them back to a self-sustaining state.
One last misconception about me:
That I want war. I don't. Most Americans don't. But we do want to see an end to Bin Laden, Iraq, and N. Korea's aggression towards us (just because we pretend to ignore N. Korea doesn’t mean we aren’t working on that). Furthermore, can you honestly say that if Iraq/Bin Laden/N. Korea succeeds in destroying my country that they will stop there? Perhaps with France and Germany but what about the rest of Europe? Who will defend you when we are gone?? Whether we like it or not, we are the policemen of the world. It has been this way since the end of WWII. While the English Navy is indeed very mighty, they can't face a foe like Iraq/Bin Laden/N. Korea by themselves and you know it. You may not like the way we do things but when things get ugly we are called in to help. Go ahead and hate us because we refuse to become a socialistic country or let another ruling faction (i.e. the UN) tell us how to run our country. Even hate us for supporting Israel. And you know what, you can even hate Bush for coming from a rich family (That is your country's favorite past-time and yet the Queen of England is still living off your taxes and you guys do nothing to stop this). Bush is known to be dyslexic and has admitted in the past he had a drinking problem, and yet that is all you guys can say about him. I suggest that perhaps before you start picking apart others that maybe you
fix the problems of your own country first before sticking your nose where it’s not wanted.
Other things to clear up:
1. In regards to why we want to get Saddam out of the business of developing weapons of mass destruction, there is something very important to remember. We know that the majority of countries with nuclear weapons use them as a deterrent to war, not as actual weapons. Saddam, on the other hand, would lose no sleep whatsoever over destroying his country at the entire middle east. That makes him different and someone who is very dangerous.
2. What if we had not fought the Gulf War and left Saudi Arabia to Saddam? He would have conquered Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, then turned his blood-lust on the other Arabic countries and Israel. This would have been WWIII and there is a very good chance that nuclear war would have broken out. So dump the oil war argument in our laps. We’re adults we can handle it. Even better, you give up using your oil and convince car manufactures to make family sized "green" cars that will travel at standard highway speed, can go for several hours without being recharged, AND not cost a fortune. Hmm any volunteers?
3. A comment was made that we let the continent of Africa starve. Have we given as much as we should? No. But even more ludicrous is the fact that as soon as President Bush promises billions of dollars in aid, the world calls him a hypocrite that just wants good press. Excuse me, but when did Clinton ever promise $15 billion to a needy country?
It is obvious that no matter what we do to help, it will never be good enough for you guys. No matter, what do I care, its Ophra time and my cookies are done
So let’s do this. We’ll just leave the middle east for good. Yeah that’s right we will just go home, then everything will be real peaceful over there . The only thing that stood between Baghdad and a mushroom cloud during the Gulf War was us. Israel had their planes in the air, ready to level Baghdad. We talked them down.
Another fact:
The US is NOT anti-Muslim. We are trying very hard to help Turkey defend themselves against the more radical countries. They are a democratic country which is financially stable. Turkey is the only Muslim country that is in NATO. And speaking of NATO, it is a shame the the word ALLY means so little to the French (please don’t check Iraq’s financial records when you invade, wouldn’t want to find all those UN trade violations) and German (what, us sell illegal arms?) when it comes to money. If any of the countries in NATO were threatened, we would be there in a heartbeat.
Too bad some of our allies don't feel the same.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/02/12/sprj.irq.nato.solana/index.html
Even the press in the UK wonders what they are up to.
http://www.dailytelegraph.co.uk/opi...01.xml&sSheet=/news/2003/02/11/ixnewstop.html
And it's the US threatening "world peace", transatlantic
relationships and the stability of Nato at the moment- not Iraq.
AGAIN, WRONG. Its France, Germany, and Belgium going against NATO despite these countries agreeing that Iraq is clearly in violation of U.N. resolution 1441.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/02/06/sprj.irq.powell.world.reax/index.html
And the reason why France and Germany want to wait? Because its a known fact that our "allies" have been suppling materials for nuclear warheads and biological warfare.
However you gave no source of this comment. Luckily for you I found it, and from a Socialist newsgroup none the less, no bias there .Oh... want to know who delivered the first Anthrax spores to Iraq? Donald Rumsfeld. No kidding.
http://www.socialistworker.co.uk/1833/sw183311.htm
This was when Iraq was our ally against Iran. Was it not very bright, perhaps. But what we should be most concerned with is who is supplying the material now and its France and Germany. A very good website to learn more about what Iraq is up to and how long ago people knew is http://www.iraqwatch.org. France and Germany have been giving Iraq these supplies since after we severed our relationship with Iraq. It IS all about their money. But I do feel sorry for France. If Iraq decides they don't like the French any longer, they have no way to defend themselves.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/12/16/wfran16.xml
Finally about Afghanistan...We are offering aid to them. In fact, here is an article of the most recent visit.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&node=&contentId=A30234-2003Jan8¬Found=true
Its certainly not enough and its my deepest hope that we are able to help them back to a self-sustaining state.
One last misconception about me:
That I want war. I don't. Most Americans don't. But we do want to see an end to Bin Laden, Iraq, and N. Korea's aggression towards us (just because we pretend to ignore N. Korea doesn’t mean we aren’t working on that). Furthermore, can you honestly say that if Iraq/Bin Laden/N. Korea succeeds in destroying my country that they will stop there? Perhaps with France and Germany but what about the rest of Europe? Who will defend you when we are gone?? Whether we like it or not, we are the policemen of the world. It has been this way since the end of WWII. While the English Navy is indeed very mighty, they can't face a foe like Iraq/Bin Laden/N. Korea by themselves and you know it. You may not like the way we do things but when things get ugly we are called in to help. Go ahead and hate us because we refuse to become a socialistic country or let another ruling faction (i.e. the UN) tell us how to run our country. Even hate us for supporting Israel. And you know what, you can even hate Bush for coming from a rich family (That is your country's favorite past-time and yet the Queen of England is still living off your taxes and you guys do nothing to stop this). Bush is known to be dyslexic and has admitted in the past he had a drinking problem, and yet that is all you guys can say about him. I suggest that perhaps before you start picking apart others that maybe you
fix the problems of your own country first before sticking your nose where it’s not wanted.
Other things to clear up:
1. In regards to why we want to get Saddam out of the business of developing weapons of mass destruction, there is something very important to remember. We know that the majority of countries with nuclear weapons use them as a deterrent to war, not as actual weapons. Saddam, on the other hand, would lose no sleep whatsoever over destroying his country at the entire middle east. That makes him different and someone who is very dangerous.
2. What if we had not fought the Gulf War and left Saudi Arabia to Saddam? He would have conquered Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, then turned his blood-lust on the other Arabic countries and Israel. This would have been WWIII and there is a very good chance that nuclear war would have broken out. So dump the oil war argument in our laps. We’re adults we can handle it. Even better, you give up using your oil and convince car manufactures to make family sized "green" cars that will travel at standard highway speed, can go for several hours without being recharged, AND not cost a fortune. Hmm any volunteers?
3. A comment was made that we let the continent of Africa starve. Have we given as much as we should? No. But even more ludicrous is the fact that as soon as President Bush promises billions of dollars in aid, the world calls him a hypocrite that just wants good press. Excuse me, but when did Clinton ever promise $15 billion to a needy country?
It is obvious that no matter what we do to help, it will never be good enough for you guys. No matter, what do I care, its Ophra time and my cookies are done