Bush's anouncement
- jonmartensen
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- Simpi
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so long as you understand i find your view digusting, repugnant, offensive, dishonorable, and cowardly.
I do but but not offended by your opinion.
irrelevant. ALL of these weapons are weapons HE SAID HE DIDNT HAVE and that you(conutry) said we should believe him when he said he didnt have them, and trust inspectors to go find them.
WMD or Illegal long range weapons, it is irrellevant. both are strongly prohibited.[/quote]
Of course Saddam is a nasty bastard but you made a diplomatic failure when you did not want to give them (inspections) more time. Even Hans Blix said that the time which was given was inadequate to being with.
And Al-samoud missiled were being dismantled before the attack. Quite frankly, it was obvious that you would attack no matter what Saddam would do. PNAC wanted Clinton to attack as early 1998 and when things did not go was he wanted, reasons for invasion changed all the time.
Humanitarian reasons did not appear in PNAC memo of 1998 but terms 'vital interests around the gulf' did appear.
Oh, and quotes just don't seem to work....
I do but but not offended by your opinion.
irrelevant. ALL of these weapons are weapons HE SAID HE DIDNT HAVE and that you(conutry) said we should believe him when he said he didnt have them, and trust inspectors to go find them.
WMD or Illegal long range weapons, it is irrellevant. both are strongly prohibited.[/quote]
Of course Saddam is a nasty bastard but you made a diplomatic failure when you did not want to give them (inspections) more time. Even Hans Blix said that the time which was given was inadequate to being with.
And Al-samoud missiled were being dismantled before the attack. Quite frankly, it was obvious that you would attack no matter what Saddam would do. PNAC wanted Clinton to attack as early 1998 and when things did not go was he wanted, reasons for invasion changed all the time.
Humanitarian reasons did not appear in PNAC memo of 1998 but terms 'vital interests around the gulf' did appear.
Oh, and quotes just don't seem to work....
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- Dark Dragon
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Simpi, I am going to do the world a great justice, I am going to ignore you and let someone that is good at slaming idiots like you slam you.
So have a nice life you moronic loser.
Oh and to quote right, you must do both tabs, not just the last one.
So have a nice life you moronic loser.
Oh and to quote right, you must do both tabs, not just the last one.
I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: 'O Lord, make my enemies ridiculous.' And God granted it.
Never explain--your friends do not need it and your enemies will not believe you anyway.
Money can't buy friends, but it can get you a better class of enemy.
Never explain--your friends do not need it and your enemies will not believe you anyway.
Money can't buy friends, but it can get you a better class of enemy.
- Mroni
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Of course Saddam is a nasty bastard but you made a diplomatic failure when you did not want to give them (inspections) more time. Even Hans Blix said that the time which was given was inadequate to being with.Simpi wrote:so long as you understand i find your view digusting, repugnant, offensive, dishonorable, and cowardly.
I do but but not offended by your opinion.
irrelevant. ALL of these weapons are weapons HE SAID HE DIDNT HAVE and that you(conutry) said we should believe him when he said he didnt have them, and trust inspectors to go find them.
WMD or Illegal long range weapons, it is irrellevant. both are strongly prohibited.
And Al-samoud missiled were being dismantled before the attack. Quite frankly, it was obvious that you would attack no matter what Saddam would do. PNAC wanted Clinton to attack as early 1998 and when things did not go was he wanted, reasons for invasion changed all the time.
Humanitarian reasons did not appear in PNAC memo of 1998 but terms 'vital interests around the gulf' did appear.
Oh, and quotes just don't seem to work....[/quote]
And they never would have found anything. You see Saddam didnt have to let them inspect a military base without the un calling ahead. They were forbidden to inspect his "Palaces" which are not a building but massive complexes. With those kinds of restrictions what did you expect them to find?
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