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So am I to understand that you don't know who it is, that's actually doing the shelling? Quote:
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You don't care about gas prices, You just hate Bush. You don't care about the economy, You just hate Bush. You don't care about a candidates qualifications, You just hate Bush. You don't care about a candidates association with racists, You just hate Bush. In other words, You don't care about what happens to America, You just hate Bush. Quote:
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"The reason Iraq is about to explode is because of Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan. In very simple terms, Bush's invasion of Iraq has destabilized the entire region."
To be precise, Iraq was formed by the British drawing up national boundaries right after WWI. The put several sects and ethnic groups together that had been in conflict for hundreds of years. By any real standard, Iraq has never been stable. Kurds are regaurded by the Sunni to be of a different ethnic group. There way of practicing Islam is very different from the Sunni Muslims. So they have been an ethnic minority that has been looked down upon for centuries. When Shia Muslims split from Sunnis Muslims to recogize other members of Muhammed's family as prophets, it was declared blasphemy by Sunni clerics. Then within the group we lump together as Shia Iraqis there are those that are loyal to the Iraqi religious leader, al Sistani, and others that are loyal to the Iranian religious leader, al Khoumeni. Saddam ruthlessly suppressed these divisions and conflicts. And we have destabilized this tenuous status quo. And the point needs to be made that our relationship since the Shah of Iran in the mideast has been defined by interventionism. That is what I mean by rethinking our relationship with the ME. I think we had a right to go after the people responsible for 9/11. That was our original mission. And we have drifted from that mission into a generalized neo con scheme to remake the entire ME.
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Kind of punches holes in you statement "And now Pakistan and Afghanistan want to go to war with each other". Well, not punches holes in it, but exposes it as yet another in a very long line of bullsh!t lies by the Bush bashing liberal left. Don't you people ever get tired of having to constantly lie to prop up your hate filled ideology? No need to answer that, because the fact you continue to do it is answer enough. |
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Turkey will not invade Iraq and take the oilfeilds unless it wants to go to war and the PKK incident is unrelated. Iran will never try to invade Iraq with international force already against them.
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Pakistan signs peace deal with pro-Taliban militants | csmonitor.com Quote:
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Majority of Iraqi Lawmakers Now Reject Occupation | War on Iraq | AlterNetThis is just becoming silly...it's not my fault you haven't a clue... |
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Second, if our original mission was retaliation for 9/11 then what the heck are we doing in Iraq. Third, since when has it been the policy of the USA to "spread" or more aptly "force feed" democracy throughout the world? Doesn't matter how we slice and dice this, upon invading Iraq we've destabilized the entire region. Sadly the truth is that if we pulled out today tomorrow the entire region would probably erupt in warfare. |
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