Iraq has only become a real threat since the US invaded.
Kbowe
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Tue Aug-19-03 03:54 PM
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Iraq has only become a real threat since the US invaded. |
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Where there were no proven substantial links between al-Qaeda and Saddam, it may very well be that al-Qaeda has now established links with disgruntled Iraqis since the US invaded. Point: the world is a much more dangerous place since we invaded and attacked both Afghanistan and Iraq which means that Bush has lied once again!
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Tue Aug-19-03 03:55 PM
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1. Ooops!!! Sorry Mods, I'm new to this. Posted in the wrong forum. |
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Please move to General Discussion.
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Tue Aug-19-03 03:59 PM
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An already unstable region has become even more violent thanks to these maniacs. Wonderful, isn't it?
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Tue Aug-19-03 04:02 PM
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3. Even the "instability" that existed can be laid at US feet. |
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We have succeeded in making the entire world a less safe place.
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Tue Aug-19-03 04:05 PM
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4. Correct....and many posters here were anticipating this very |
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effect when this administration's agenda to invade Iraq was on the table months before the actual invasion.
The PNAC-cle club has made the world far more dangerous and allowed a secular country to be radicalized by the religious Islamic fundies, in their criminal quest for control of Iraq's oil.
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