ummm no lady, I'm the one that needs the break. lol.
or maybe you're telling yourself that to make rejection easier on yourself? hmmmm?
ummm no lady, I'm the one that needs the break. lol.
We left nam and thousands were slaughtered. You call that protecting the Iraqi people?
Strawman. I just asked for more recent stories. Some of them were very out dated.What? you think life in Iraq is peachy now?
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/02/08/iraq.women/index.html
this is on the front page today. Under Saddam women definitely had more freedom and were not subjected to wide spread fundamentalist terror.
As I said before just like we did in nam Wacko.
It is likely that Iraq will find stability sooner without us there than with us.
I was right about not invading so why am I not right now. You have been wrong all along.
or maybe you're telling yourself that to make rejection easier on yourself? hmmmm?
http://www.observer.com/node/39896
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/35065.stm
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E06E7DF163FF934A15754C0A9659C8B63
http://www.fas.org/spp/starwars/congress/1991/h910624g.htm
http://www.democracynow.org/2005/2/11/iraqi_american_doctor_convicted_of_violating
http://www.state.gov/p/nea/rls/01fs/3935.htm
These are just some of the sites that are dedicated to just how "stable" Iraq was prior to the war.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16035086/
Annan: Life for Iraqis worse than with Saddam
‘They had a dictator who was brutal but they had their streets,’ he says
http://www.haleakalatimes.com/story1986.aspx
Life in Iraq is worse now than under Saddam, Iraqi woman tells MCC students....“At least it was safe then,” said Khamas. “There’s a complete absence of security now.”
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2006/10/25/iraq-failure.html
The war in Iraq is a "pure failure" that has left Iraqis in a worse state than when they lived under Saddam Hussein, former United Nations chief weapons inspector Hans Blix said in comments published Wednesday.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1086691/posts
Sen. Hillary Clinton said this week that Iraqi women were better off under Saddam Hussein, arguing that when the brutal dictator ran the country women were at least assured the right to participate in Iraq's public life.
Every blind squirrel finds a nut and we will see in the long run. So keep on stoking your nuts if it makes you feel better.
there is no good way out.
I was right about the reasons to invade being trumped up, I was right about it turning into a mess,
So just quit carrying water for bush idiot.
You razzed me over the years ridiculing me , and I was right you were wrong and I see no reason to believe you are suddenly right now.
Strawman. I just asked for more recent stories. Some of them were very out dated.
Lets see... Blix, Annan and Hillary... yeah, good thing you went with such unbiased opinions.
The Iraqi womans point of view I do take as more relevant. Unfortunately her opinion was taken at the time of some of the worst violence back in early 2006. Anything more current?
Because I just posted plenty of sites showing that Iraq was not stable prior to the war.
From one of your sites:
Now, to a case that has received very little attention—Iraqi-American doctor–Rafil Dhafir–was found guilty yesterday of violating economic sanctions against Iraq. The government alleged that Dr. Dhafir illegally raised millions of dollars and violated U.S sanctions by sending funds to Iraq through his charity—“Help the Needy”.
When Dhafir was apprehended in February 2003, Attorney General John Ashcroft talked about the arrest as part of President Bush’s war on terror.—But terrorism charges were never bought against Dr. Dhafir–and instead he was indicted on 60 charges including violating economic sanctions, Medicare fraud and tax evasion. Dr. Dhafir has been found guilty on 59 of those charges–and is apparently the only U.S citizen to have ever been convicted of breaking economic sanctions against Iraq.
whoooaaaaahhhhhhhhh someone was embezzeling. Lets invade!
Lets see... Blix, Annan and Hillary... yeah, good thing you went with such unbiased opinions.
The Iraqi womans point of view I do take as more relevant. Unfortunately her opinion was taken at the time of some of the worst violence back in early 2006. Anything more current?
Because I just posted plenty of sites showing that Iraq was not stable prior to the war.
Cawacko it is an imperfect world if it were perfect your ass would be in Iraq.
but we just have to settle with what we can get.
Not one site you posted said anything about Iraqi's being subjected to terror attacks prior to the war. The were mostly centered around the sanctions which we shared responsibility for.
Not one site you posted said anything about Iraqi's being subjected to terror attacks prior to the war. The were mostly centered around the sanctions which we shared responsibility for.