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| quote: | Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
that is still not an excuse.. 9/11 was terrorism.. how in the world is iraq going to attack the US.. he didnt even mention how they could do it.. and didnt even proove that they do have chemical weapons..
no immediate threat.. no reason to go to war.. conclusion
dont go to war really it is that simple.. the UN would have handled the situation fine.. in a more respectable humane manner |
He didn't have to prove there were chemical weapons ... Iraq's lack of full compliance with inspections is reason enough to invalidate the truce agreement. There are no degrees of freedom in this. Iraq is either fully complying or they are not. They have played games the past 11 years ... finally, when directly threatened with stiff consequences they still play games. They give up supposed "concessions" only when tension builds up, when they are not even concessions at all. They were demands that they failed to uphold. If you call the UN taking 11 years to handle a situation just fine, without resolution, I would hate to see a situation that the UN is not handling fine. Also it's not a question about immediate threat. The situation demands that there be NO threat. None whatsoever as stipulated by the truce agreement! Saying otherwise would be similar to saying that acting against germany in 1936 would be wrong. That action should only be taken in 1939 when they actually CONSTITUTED a threat.
Yes yes, I know that Iraq is nothing like Germany, I'm merely using it as an example. In 1936 France had a MUCH larger army than Germany and could have defeated them easily when the rhineland was remilitarized. However, the French did nothing until ... well until Germany invaded France. The point I'm getting at is that it's negligent to await until IMMEDIATE threats occur. Because typically at that point immediate threats become actual threats.
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