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Yoepus
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Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Ketchup fields, Texas
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| quote: | Originally posted by Dj_Irish
It was of course not the main reason for the U.S. attacking Afghanistan but to say there is no ecnomic interest in that region from the U.S. is to be naive IMO. |
As I said, there is LITTLE economic interest. Wow, its in a strategic locaiton for a pipeline - I can name you hundreds of other countries with pipelines, or some that could build them but refuse to.
Sure, if it is constructed it will benifit the Afghan economy a little, and the US economy a little to gain. But in the scopes of things its just that, little!
And of course, when new markets open, new interest happens. But you and I agree... this little pipeline for Afghan which still has not been built, and is years away from every being built - if it ever will be, was not the cause for war. I don't even know why you brought the point up.. it proves nothing.
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Jan-27-2003 23:49
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Yoepus
Neo-condimist

Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Ketchup fields, Texas
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| quote: | Originally posted by LiquidX
Nice post DJ IRISH.
And to Yoepus, you admit to say that the USA wont make a war without anything in change or back. You also mention that IRAQ is not force to sell to the US and either the US buy from IRAQ. No conditions. But the most common sense , LOGICAL sense is that the US will benefit either way if it gets SADDAM out, thats my point, its not that I dont understand what the WASHINTONG POST says. My point is that the US does have an interest, while you recall it minor or huge, it does have an interest for OIL. |
Yes, I call them minor and a backthought for the war on Iraq, you consider them huge (I'm speculating on your part, forgive me), and the primary cause.
All I can say, if they were the primary cause, then we should see some of the things that the Washington Post article guy said do not happen, happen. Wouldn't it just be easier then to buy oil from Iraq right now - immediatly, before it is war torn, and millions have to go in just to rebuilt the oil infrastructure?
| quote: | I do understand that for the Jewish community, with all due respect, would be more then happy with Saddam out of the middle east, If I was , I know I would, but when it comes to the interests of what the US wants, its a different story |
What does religion, or lack there of have to do with rationally disproving my views?
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Jan-27-2003 23:54
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LiquidX
It's All OvA!

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: In Ur Mind
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| quote: | Originally posted by Yoepus
What does religion, or lack there of have to do with rationally disproving my views? |
Mmmm I never said something directly to you man, take it easy. That was a generalized comment buddy, thats it. Think is I also talk to friends and have this discussions on my gov't class, and like I said, I live in a Jewish community, and thats what I get to see, and thats what THEY ADMIT , so dont take it personally, I wasent even telling that to you man. Its opinions, and discussion.. isnt it ? .. dont fire up .
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Jan-28-2003 03:06
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Yoepus
Neo-condimist

Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Ketchup fields, Texas
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| quote: | Originally posted by LiquidX
Mmmm I never said something directly to you man, take it easy. That was a generalized comment buddy, thats it. Think is I also talk to friends and have this discussions on my gov't class, and like I said, I live in a Jewish community, and thats what I get to see, and thats what THEY ADMIT , so dont take it personally, I wasent even telling that to you man. Its opinions, and discussion.. isnt it ? .. dont fire up . |
I concede, I misunderstood the context in which you attributed this part of your post. But regardless, I don't get fired up about, nor still think it is very relevant in this discussion. And yes, I think it is true, that the majority of Jews support action against Iraq, but the majority of Jews live in America and Israel - and the majority in those countries are in support of war on Iraq, so it is still hard to pretense the correlation specifically to religion.
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Jan-28-2003 04:23
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LiquidX
It's All OvA!

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: In Ur Mind
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| quote: | Originally posted by Yoepus
I concede, I misunderstood the context in which you attributed this part of your post. But regardless, I don't get fired up about, nor still think it is very relevant in this discussion. And yes, I think it is true, that the majority of Jews support action against Iraq, but the majority of Jews live in America and Israel - and the majority in those countries are in support of war on Iraq, so it is still hard to pretense the correlation specifically to religion. |
I never included Religion, never mentioned it either, I just said Jewish .. and as I understand, thats what the Citizens of Israel are called at, regardless their religion . :-)
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Jan-28-2003 20:42
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DrUg_Tit0
e^(i*pi)+1=0

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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| quote: | Originally posted by occrider
Yes the US national agenda is to STEAL Iraqi oil. It was just too easy to do it in 1992 when their military was destroyed, our tanks were already sitting on their oil fields, and we had world support behind us. Why not wait 10 years for the Iraqis to build up their military, develop WMDs, and garner public opinion from a world that's forgotten their track record of invading Iran and Kuwait. That's like me cheating to win a marathon by jogging 5 miles away from the finish line and then shooting myself in the foot. |
The 1992's war purpose was primarily to liberate Kuwait. There are two reasons Iraq didn't get invaded. First is that Saddam had lots of chemical/biological weapons, and he threatened to unleash those on american forces if they invaded further, and the second is that Bush thought Saddam might be more inclined to talk after he got defeated, and that he'd be willing to give up his oil reserves to americans. But the most important thing is that then republicans lost the elections and Clinton got in power He stayed there for 8 years, and he didn't put so much focus on Iraq. If the republicans had won those elections, they'd probably attack Iraq again, as we now see is the case.
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Jan-29-2003 12:05
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DJ_Skaya
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Washington DC
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| quote: | Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
The 1992's war purpose was primarily to liberate Kuwait. There are two reasons Iraq didn't get invaded. First is that Saddam had lots of chemical/biological weapons, and he threatened to unleash those on american forces if they invaded further, and the second is that Bush thought Saddam might be more inclined to talk after he got defeated, and that he'd be willing to give up his oil reserves to americans. But the most important thing is that then republicans lost the elections and Clinton got in power He stayed there for 8 years, and he didn't put so much focus on Iraq. If the republicans had won those elections, they'd probably attack Iraq again, as we now see is the case. |
I think it's Ironic how Iraq wasn't so much of a problem or "threat" when we left them alone. Why exactly are we up their ass now? Outdated and hypothetical reasons aren't good enough for war, i don't care what anyone says.
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