War is on!
#21
Posted 22 March 2003 - 02:56 PM
WE are tring to be responcible and not kill inocent people but if we ask you hey people leave your homes for a little bit and return when we are done we will help you rebuild and you say no and want to watch the fighting from your living rooms and a piece of a building hits your house dont look stupid becuase your loved one died. this is war not a movie on the lifetime movie network. I mean to hear people not you robbo just things i heard on TV. people say all the US wants is the oil heck we could have ended this thing in a day or two toss down a few huge bombs killed all the cities and came through with the ground troops to mop up the rest and blam once again 93oct for .99. and thats a fact. ok im dont venting everyone have a good day pray for EVERYONE and lets hope that we all can call this off and talk it out becuase thats what we all want anyway. have a good one :woot: :ninja2:
#22
Posted 22 March 2003 - 02:57 PM
#23
Posted 22 March 2003 - 03:02 PM
Poofta Butt
Edited by BigTy, 22 March 2003 - 03:17 PM.
#24
Posted 22 March 2003 - 03:30 PM
I to have served my country but think that desicions on this sort of scale need to be done with everyone and not just a few, in the first Gulf War this was the case also after September the 11th, why couldnt all the countries in the un sit down and set a timetable that had to be met by iraq supported by everyone and if this wasnt the case then take action and here i am not talking about years im talking about months, at the end of the day Saddam Hussien has achieved more than he could ever hope for by splitting Europe and the European / American Relationships and probably the biggest question of all what is going to happen when the dust settles.
#25
Posted 22 March 2003 - 03:42 PM
#26
Posted 22 March 2003 - 03:54 PM
Know what your right the man should be removed with that i do not have a problem, with the way it has been done i have one and not only the Bush Administration is to blame France, Germany Russia etc could have worked together with America to find a compromise that everyone could could live with and then taken steps to remove him.
One question Irael has been ignoring UN Resolutions for years and also have Nuclear capabilities when are they going to get forciblly dis-armed you cant have it both ways it needs to be the same for all.
#27
Posted 22 March 2003 - 03:58 PM
#28
Posted 22 March 2003 - 05:59 PM
And of course it does not take one to be illiterate to have bad advisors and making bad decisions, but it certainly helps a lot.
Cowboy Dubya has made a grave mistake with unpredictable consequences. As himself likes to say, "God bless America"- although I don't think god will be willing to dive in such deep sh...
#29
Posted 22 March 2003 - 06:41 PM
And of course it does not take one to be illiterate to have bad advisors and making bad decisions, but it certainly helps a lot.
Cowboy Dubya has made a grave mistake with unpredictable consequences. As himself likes to say, "God bless America"- although I don't think god will be willing to dive in such deep sh...
hahaha!!!
i've said it before and i'll say it again poko, it scares hell out of me every time i have to agree with you on anything political.
on another note, i deeply respect those who have differing opinions from mine and i understand where they are coming from in that regard. as an admin i'm also pleased that such a controversial thread has been able to continue because everyone is stating their feelings in such polite and professional manners.
you won't find many forums today where this thread could exist without it becoming a flaming contest. that says a lot for the people that make up this forum. let's hope it continues this way.
#30
Posted 22 March 2003 - 06:51 PM
And of course it does not take one to be illiterate to have bad advisors and making bad decisions, but it certainly helps a lot.
Cowboy Dubya has made a grave mistake with unpredictable consequences. As himself likes to say, "God bless America"- although I don't think god will be willing to dive in such deep sh...
hahaha!!!
i've said it before and i'll say it again poko, it scares hell out of me every time i have to agree with you on anything political.
on another note, i deeply respect those who have differing opinions from mine and i understand where they are coming from in that regard. as an admin i'm also pleased that such a controversial thread has been able to continue because everyone is stating their feelings in such polite and professional manners.
you won't find many forums today where this thread could exist without it becoming a flaming contest. that says a lot for the people that make up this forum. let's hope it continues this way.
Netman there i must agree on a couple of forums if you dont agree with the american view of things you are automaticcly labeled Anti-American from some, with subjects like this it can easily become as you say a flaming contest.
#31
Posted 22 March 2003 - 08:04 PM
Name one thing France had done for America since WWII, you can't, All these nations that were against the war acted the same way before WWII and it gave them Hitler, not only did we jump in and help, yes after some prodding, but we learned our lesson back then we are not going to wait this time. We helped rebuild those nations and where were those nations when the World Trade Centers were hit? where was the support, are they helping us rebuild? I think not. Did they even care? no they didn't. It had nothing to do with them.
It's funny you guys against the Bush admin. never stood up and hollered vehemently and Hateful against Clinton when He went to Kosovo, Bosnia, Haiti and Ramalya without UN approval or when he bombed Iraq in 98, you remained quiet then so why not try now? Because you are the ones with double standards. May be they should have just let Saddam build and grow his arsenal maybe he would have hit your backyard and then again maybe not, but I can see you are willing to take that chance. He has shown disregard for human life and has used chemicals and killed his own people, even now as towns are liberated we are learning that when the UN refused to remove him from power the first time (yes the UN, this worthless org. choice) he killed thousands that thought they were free and he even used gas to do it, at least thats what I heard this morning. War is never a good thing, but if you break the law you pay a fine or goto jail, why should this be any different from others. Maybe the think Saddam is a more immedite threat, and for 12 years they tried to work with him nothing worked, and yes Saddam has been tied to terrorists, alot may not know this because their news is filtered, did France run a news story about them being tied to Hussein and diverting funds, did Germany run a story about them selling parts that could be used for making nuclear weapons? They don't want to help with the war, but they definately want to be there to help after. I hope they are left out of the loop, they had their chance why should they reap any benefits?
#32
Posted 22 March 2003 - 09:30 PM
Is he a dictator in the area. Of cource he is, but just look at the map. Do you know what governments have all countries in the area?
Just undertand one thing. At least in his country the women are allowed to go to school and they are not killed with stones when they are raped and get pregnant things who are conciderd natural and just in nearly all other countries they surround Iraq. The allied countries!!
UN has never stopped US and the rest allies from getting him down back in 1991. Why did they stop?
In the last 12 years he stayd (relatively!!!) quite peacefull in his corner. Why do they hit him now dividing the whole world?
Even now after more than 1000 missiles he has got he doesnt used not even one of the guns they now they have sold him.
Don't you wonder why him and why now?
Just think.....
#33
Posted 23 March 2003 - 12:13 AM
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#35
Posted 23 March 2003 - 03:41 AM
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Posted 23 March 2003 - 06:59 AM
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