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Re: What is the answer?
| quote: | Originally posted by robstar
I see lots of ppl here saying "War isn't the answer"
So I thought I'd start a topic about this.
If war isn't the answer, what is?
How would "Saddam N Gang" be removed with out military actions (in this case War)?
I'm interested in what u all have to say about this.
Feel free to post your opinions. 
LateR:|Z!
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War sometimes is the answer, but I think this war was sort of rushed. The UN inspections were making actual progress and it was obvious that Saddam bends over when threatened.
But what I really don't like about this war is not so much the war itself, but the american attitude towards it. Sure, Saddam is a dictator that needs to go, but the way americans are doing it is not the way it should have been done. First, the US says it's certain about Saddam having chemicals, while at the same time refusing to say to the UN inspectors where they are. Secondly, their so called evidence is very obscure and could have been fabricated easily. Third, they do it against the will of the UN. And of course, with such evidence, no wonder the other SC members were suspicious. Then, when it doesn't succeed with the UN, blame it all on France. Of course France isn't going to support the US considering the anti-french rhetoric of Bush and Rumsfeld. Also the breach of UN resolutions in order to punish a breach of an UN resolution is hypocrisy. Fourth, saying that they're going to war to liberate Iraqi people is obviously not a reason, but a sideffect. Fifth, Bush's attempts at connecting Al Quaeda and Saddam are rediculous and it's imo insulting to attempt to make people fall for that.
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