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malek
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal

wait... in that region?

ISRAEL, duh!

state terrorism against the terrorism of the weaks.


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Q5echo
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Dallas

quote:
Originally posted by ahlamalek
wait... in that region?

ISRAEL, duh!

state terrorism against the terrorism of the weaks.




So. You want the complete desruction of Isreal?

correct me if I'm wrong...and I'm serious.

Old Post Mar-24-2004 05:30  United States
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occrider
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Registered: Oct 2000
Location: New York

quote:
Originally posted by Q5echo
"No terror state poses a greater or more immediate threat to the security of our people and the stability of the world than the regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq."

Can you name any OTHER terror states that had any greater priority?

Imagine peace in this region with this asshole still around... You can't.
But the potential for peace now is that much more realized.
And yes, long term, it will happen.


Well North Korea comes to mind but that's not the point. I think that everyone recognized that Iraq posed a threat to the region and perhaps over time, everyond else. That's not disputable, what's disputable is Iraq's immediate threat that would warrant pre-eminent invasion ... ignore all humanitarian concerns because that's not applicable. In the event that Iraq did pose this threat, then I would be a strong advocate of the go-it-alone preeminent approach. But in fact, Iraq did not pose this threat. Therefore by doing a simple cost benefit analysis of the situation, imo the costs of the war and the lives lost, were not worth the benefits gained.

Now if the UN had started the war just as precipitously as the US then I would have been in support of the invasion ... simply because the costs would have been spread out such that the benefits yielded from the effort would nto have come at such a high price.

I suppose I'm a firm believer of realpolitik

What's that saying? There's nothing more dangerous than a man motivated by ideology?


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Cyrus King
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Toronto

quote:
Originally posted by Q5echo
So. You want the complete desruction of Isreal?

correct me if I'm wrong...and I'm serious.


Your question is more of an implication.

I want people of all that land to live togetehr under one democratic state where EVERYONE (MUSLIM, CHRISTIAN, ARAB, JEW) is treated equally under law.

But the zionists are too greedy. It will never happen.


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imokruok
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quote:
Originally posted by occrider
Well if you take a few steps back and apply some relativity to Bush's statement that Iraq was an imminent threat


Once again, the 2003 SOTU quote is "Some have said we must not act until the threat is imminent. Since when have terrorists and tyrants announced their intentions, politely putting us on notice before they strike?"


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malek
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal

actually occrider, i don't know what you are talking about... because Hans Blix and his infamous inspectors have repeatedly said that Saddam was not a threat because his means were just not there anymore. But, USA not believing him, UK playing along, they attacked.

A year later, no WMD, proving Blix to be right! the UN was right!! The WMD have been destroyed up to 1998 and nothing else was produced in the country!

The only clown was Saddam who still made it seem as if he had something left... but he didn't have a choice either. He wanted to keep at bay his old enemies i.e. Iran and Syria.


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Q5echo
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quote:
Originally posted by Cyrus King
Your question is more of an implication.

I want people of all that land to live togetehr under one democratic state where EVERYONE (MUSLIM, CHRISTIAN, ARAB, JEW) is treated equally under law.

But the zionists are too greedy. It will never happen.



Your right, I never intended for him to answer that, maybe he will.
But he has to be honest before he make statements like that.
But as far as Iraq is concerned, is it the "zionist" that are too greedy or the shiites that will prevent peace.

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malek
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Registered: Nov 2001
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quote:
Originally posted by Q5echo
Your right, I never intended for him to answer that, maybe he will.
But he has to be honest before he make statements like that.
But as far as Iraq is concerned, is it the "zionist" that are too greedy or the shiites that will prevent peace.


my answer is similar to his... frankly the destruction of Israel is something that the religious love selling to the masses...

i aint either religious or in those masses...


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quote:
Originally posted by ahlamalek
actually occrider, i don't know what you are talking about... because Hans Blix and his infamous inspectors have repeatedly said that Saddam was not a threat because his means were just not there anymore. But, USA not believing him, UK playing along, they attacked.

A year later, no WMD, proving Blix to be right! the UN was right!! The WMD have been destroyed up to 1998 and nothing else was produced in the country!

The only clown was Saddam who still made it seem as if he had something left... but he didn't have a choice either. He wanted to keep at bay his old enemies i.e. Iran and Syria.


The context being that his ability to produce wmds was severely crippled. Iraq still possessed a large army and was potentially a threat to neighboring countries and to the US if he provided funding to terrorist organizations (not necessarily Al-Qaeda). Are you insinuating that Iraq posed no threat to the world and Kuwait/Saudi Arabia had no need of protection? Given his past history and animosity towards the US in particular, one could state that a person with the funding and the apparatuses of an entire country posed some sort of threat whether it be immediate or over a long period of time.


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quote:
Originally posted by imokruok
Once again, the 2003 SOTU quote is "Some have said we must not act until the threat is imminent. Since when have terrorists and tyrants announced their intentions, politely putting us on notice before they strike?"


Ok fine. I agree with that statement 100%. We should act before a threat becomes imminent. Therefore let's increase our intelligence operations, let's increase pressure through the UN, so on and so forth. Why don't we change that quote to accurately reflect the situation:

"Some have said we must not go to war until the threat is imminent. Since when have terrorists and tyrants announced their intentions, politely putting us on notice before they strike?"

Now does that statement hold the same sort of credibility as before? According to this statement, we have free reign to go to war if we even dream that a country might bear us hostility. Using similar logic, I'm going to pre-emptively shoot you, because I think that you're going to rob my house because you're staring at me funny and you have a past conviction.


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Yoepus
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I agree with the Arabs on this thread.

The destruction of Israel would bring more peace to the middle east than the fall of Iraq. I don't think anyone can really deny that. Of course this is assuming that Israel has no WMD (care to gamble?)


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malek
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
The context being that his ability to produce wmds was severely crippled. Iraq still possessed a large army and was potentially a threat to neighboring countries and to the US if he provided funding to terrorist organizations (not necessarily Al-Qaeda). Are you insinuating that Iraq posed no threat to the world and Kuwait/Saudi Arabia had no need of protection? Given his past history and animosity towards the US in particular, one could state that a person with the funding and the apparatuses of an entire country posed some sort of threat whether it be immediate or over a long period of time.


are you repeating what CNN told you this morning???

what large army??? hundred of thousands of demoarlized and under or not equipped soldiers?? Are you talking about those who fled when the americans entered Baghdad? You've seen those old men guarding the big road axis coming into town??? I saw it on tv and thought it was a bad joke to conisder this as a defence.

Threat to who??? Turkey ? Iran? Syria? Jordan? Kuwait? SA?

All these countries are way better equipped 12 years after the first gulf war.

The first gulf war was a joke: Iraqi vs US army... now 12 years after some serious embargo and famishing and the Iraqi army is still large and dangerous???

gimme a break.


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