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Yoepus
Neo-condimist

Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Ketchup fields, Texas
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| quote: | Originally posted by Cyrus King
the world experiences 9/11 in different forms every single day... yet we dont hear about it.
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examples?
From the site: "Myth 2: Iraq possesses, and seeks to build, weapons of mass destruction. If unchecked, and without economic sanctions, Iraq could, and certainly would, threaten its neighbors."
In all fairness no one can claim this is a myth (or a truth), it is simply an opinion. The fact that Iraq does possess weapons of mass destruction however is fairly well believed do to inconsistencies in those weapons which they claim to have been destroyed yet no one saw them destroy.
Furthermore I completely understand the horribles of war, however war should not always be of last resort and considered the worst thing to undertake, there are many worse things. Perhaps you haven't seen the images of Saddam's workings on his own people, as to me that seemed much worse then war could every be. Unforteantly I was unable to find some good links to such photos afte scouring the web for 5 min, but encourage your effort.
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Mar-20-2003 06:19
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Renegade
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
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Tiesto14, your attitude is pathetic.
I never once denied the horrors of 9/11. Why are you offended because I feel that civilian deaths in Iraq are just as tragic?
2,800 people died in the WTC disasters. At least 100,000 (most estimates are two - times that size) will die in Iraq. That's the equivelent of 36 WTC disasters. Just because they aren't American citizens it doesn't mean they are some sub-human peoples that we can blow up just to make you feel better.
And for the record the soldiers pictured there were retreating from Kuwait. They were running away from the American military, yet were bombarded with missiles despite the fact that they posed absolutely no threat. It's goes against rules dictating proper conduct in warfare:
| quote: | | When it was determined that the civilian economy and the military were sufficiently destroyed, the U.S. ground forces moved into Kuwait and Iraq attacking disoriented disorganized, fleeing Iraqi forces wherever they could be found, killing thousands more and destroying any equipment found. The slaughter continued after the cease fire. For example, on March 2, 1991, U.S. 24th Division Forces engaged in a four-hour assault against Iraqis just west of Basra. More than 750 vehicles were destroyed, thousands were killed without U.S. casualties. A U.S. commander said, "We really waxed them." It was called a "Turkey Shoot." |
http://www.deoxy.org/wc/warcrim2.htm
(I suggest you all read that - Cheney and Bush Snr both found guilty of war crimes. Wonder if they plan to stand trial some day?)
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Mar-20-2003 14:38
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