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Sidcrowe
Yes that was very well thought out. Not necessarily all of it true, but well thought out.
Bush rushed into war? Wasn't the U.N. resolution enabling the use of force to force Hussein to rid himself of weapons of mass destruction passed in November? Here it is 5 months later. How much time should we have given him? How long would it be necessary to keep those troops at his border?
No smoking guns? What about the missiles that violated the range limits? What about the drones that were banned? What about his inability to account for the anthrax, Vx, nerve gas that he possesses? What about the Scud missiles that he is currently firing that were also banned?
Although I am completely against nuclear weapons myself, many historians subscribe to the theory that the use of nuclear weapons in Japan saved countless lives by bringing a quicker end to the war and preventing a long drawn-out invasion of Japan. As far as a demonstration of them over the ocean I'm not sure that would have been enough. We had used one nuclear weapon and Japan still hadn't surrendered until we used the second.
As far as the war bringing on more terrorists attacks or making millions of Muslims hate us? I've got news for you. They all ready do. It didn't take an invasion of Iraq to trigger 9/11. More terrorist attacks would have happened even if we didn't go into Iraq. If anything, it will possibly prevent an attack in the future.
Completely decimating a country? Before we make such a bold statement, let's wait and see how things develop. So far there have been well-chosen surgical strikes and money has already been set aside for the rebuilding of Iraq.
Yes that was very well thought out. Not necessarily all of it true, but well thought out.
Bush rushed into war? Wasn't the U.N. resolution enabling the use of force to force Hussein to rid himself of weapons of mass destruction passed in November? Here it is 5 months later. How much time should we have given him? How long would it be necessary to keep those troops at his border?
No smoking guns? What about the missiles that violated the range limits? What about the drones that were banned? What about his inability to account for the anthrax, Vx, nerve gas that he possesses? What about the Scud missiles that he is currently firing that were also banned?
Although I am completely against nuclear weapons myself, many historians subscribe to the theory that the use of nuclear weapons in Japan saved countless lives by bringing a quicker end to the war and preventing a long drawn-out invasion of Japan. As far as a demonstration of them over the ocean I'm not sure that would have been enough. We had used one nuclear weapon and Japan still hadn't surrendered until we used the second.
As far as the war bringing on more terrorists attacks or making millions of Muslims hate us? I've got news for you. They all ready do. It didn't take an invasion of Iraq to trigger 9/11. More terrorist attacks would have happened even if we didn't go into Iraq. If anything, it will possibly prevent an attack in the future.
Completely decimating a country? Before we make such a bold statement, let's wait and see how things develop. So far there have been well-chosen surgical strikes and money has already been set aside for the rebuilding of Iraq.