because were shipped to Syeria, very simple for most people Originally Posted by cptjohnstone
because were shipped to Syeria, very simple for most people Originally Posted by cptjohnstoneGrammar, grammar, Cap'n! You should have typed: "Easy for most simple-minded people."
OK, Clinton was also an idiot. Happy now? There is no difference in both parties' behavior, they just like to pretend they're different, but in reality their policies are the same. Now Bush 43 didn't get the job done, neither did Obama. Irak will deteriorate again with time. I don't know why we keep wasting our tax dollars trying to bring democracies to people that don't want it. Originally Posted by icuminpeaceBush 41 achieved his primary war aim; Iraq was expelled from Kuwait. Clinton was wrong about WMD, and Bush 43 was wrong about WMD. But it was Odumbo who left the battlefield in the control of the other belligerent.
What stupid losers! Look at the attempted focus on the non-issues like trying to prove Bush did not lie about Iraqi WMDS and start two needless wars to prop up and profiteer for the military-industrial complex.Little Blind Boy, when is your dumb-ass going to acknowledge 9-11 was an act of war initiated by bin Laden and not by Bush 41; especially since it's a well documented fact that bin Laden declared war on the U.S. in 1996:
Originally Posted by Little Stevie
"Satellite photographs reveal that Iraq is rebuilding facilities at [past nuclear] sites."The WMD Commission and Butler report concluded that based on the operational intel available to the decision makers at the time, it was reasonable to deduce that Saddam was reconstituting his WMD program. Furthermore, a senior-expert CIA analyst matter-of-factly -- but incorrectly -- determined that the aluminum tubes were components for reconstituting Saddam's nuclear WMD program.
Iraq is rebuilding nuclear facilities at former sites.Bush speech to the nation � 10/7/2002
Two months of inspections at these former Iraqi nuclear sites found zero evidence of prohibited nuclear activities thereNot True
IAEA report to UN Security Council � 1/27/2003 Originally Posted by CJ7
"Our intelligence sources tell us that he (Saddam) has attempted to purchase high-strength aluminum tubes suitable for nuclear weapons production."The WMD Commission and Butler report concluded that based on the operational intel available to the decision makers at the time, it was reasonable to deduce that Saddam was reconstituting his WMD program. Furthermore, a senior-expert CIA analyst matter-of-factly -- but incorrectly -- determined that the aluminum tubes were components for reconstituting Saddam's nuclear WMD program.
Iraq has attempted to purchase metal tubes suitable for nuclear weapons productionState of the Union Address � 1/28/2003
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as well as dozens of leading scientists declared said tubes unsuitable for nuclear weapons production -- months before the war. Originally Posted by CJ7Not True
You moron, IIBH (or as someone who posts here regularly says, maroon - a slap at TAMU?), all of this on the side bs still can't change the fact that they weren't THERE.You nailed it, R4C! They are truly IDIOTS engaging in factless tirades. It is comical to watch as they try to distract from revealing their stupidity in continuing to support all the discredited allegations proven false so many times over!
I know there's a fence post nearby, go argue with that. It's closer to your skill level and shares the same devotion to whatever point of view the Fauxies nailed to it. Originally Posted by Randy4Candy
You nailed it, R4C! They are truly IDIOTS engaging in factless tirades. It is comical to watch as they try to distract from revealing their stupidity in continuing to support all the discredited allegations proven false so many times over!Almost everything your stupid-ass has posted has been proven to be preposterous lies, Little Blind Boy.
Originally Posted by Little Stevie
You moron, IIBH (or as someone who posts here regularly says, maroon - a slap at TAMU?), all of this on the side bs still can't change the fact that they weren't THERE.
I know there's a fence post nearby, go argue with that. It's closer to your skill level and shares the same devotion to whatever point of view the Fauxies nailed to it. Originally Posted by Randy4Candy
Of course it's documented history and for 8 years (according the the chart provided by IB), the US administrations decided to ignore what Saddam was doing. Why? Because he was considered our ally and as long as he was playing nice with us, he could do whatever he wanted. After Kuwait, he become the enemy and all of a sudden we became concerned about what he did under our noses. That's the hypocrisy I do not tolerate. Originally Posted by icuminpeaceWhat you call "hypocrisy" is actually pragmatic diplomacy, or "Realpolitik"; wherein politics is based on practical and material factors and considerations, and not on ideological notions or moralistic or ethical premises. At that particular place and time, would you have had the U.S. align with Iran? Furthermore, the preamble to the Constitution makes no mention of putting another nation's interest before the interests of U.S. citizens: