After Iraq, what next?

Lost User

In the UK some of us still remember IRA bombs that were paid for by american money. Look up Noraid if you doubt me. We know a lot more about terrorism that americans realise. Or should I mention the Contras ? The US doesn't have clean hands on this one. The tigress is here :-D

Anonymous

JoeSox wrote: we can found out what continent you live on and then really make fun of you Actually I live on Antartica but no one belives that, not even me:(( One day Antartica will rule the world:-D

brianwelsch

Anxious are you? Can't wait to live the American Dream for yourself! Well don't worry, good things come to those who wait. We will liberate the world, in good time.. Patience, my friend. you can do your part, by purchasing more Levis, Big Macs, and Microsoft products. Thanks for your support. :-D BW "We get general information and specific information, but none of the specific information talks about time, place or methods or means..." - Tom Ridge - US Secretary of Homeland Security

Anonymous

brianwelsch wrote: Levis, Big Macs What do you think led to the fall of mighty Soviet empire?;)

brianwelsch

:-D See, it works! BW "We get general information and specific information, but none of the specific information talks about time, place or methods or means..." - Tom Ridge - US Secretary of Homeland Security

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote: It is an ignorant stupid question, which Anonymous' only point is to put the US in a bad light, IMO. Wrong on all counts. The objective of this invasion is to get rid of the current regime, not to liberate the Iraqi people. Liberating the Iraqi people is only a consequence, though it could be interpretted as an objective. Lots of people make it sound as if liberation is also anobjective. It is just sugar-coating the issues. IMO, it makes sense to overpower a neighborhood bully with the help of friends when there are no alternatives available. But making it sound as if one of the objectives is to save his abused wife and children is deception probably derived from delusion, especially if those friends are abusers themselves. Unfortunately that is the way politics works.

dandy72

> but, come on "what's next"? This is just ignorance. Not that I'm defending the original poster, but notice that the original poster is repeating--not word-for-word, but the idea--that Canada's Prime Minister (what a dumbass) brought up almost a month ago. http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/02/28/sprj.irq.canada.us.reut/[^]

JoeSox

Daniel Desormeaux wrote: Not that I'm defending the original poster, but notice that the original poster is repeating--not word-for-word, but the idea--that Canada's Prime Minister (what a dumbass) brought up almost a month ago. :-D I didn't know Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien liked to post in the soapbox:-D;) Later,
JoeSox
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USN Veteran 94-98[^]

Lost User

North Korea Iran The axis of evil. My article on a reference-counted smart pointer that supports polymorphic objects and raw pointers

peterchen

According to a PNAC study, Iran, North Korea, France, Germany, California would be the perfect order. I'm already sharpening rose stems....

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dandy72

> I didn't know Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien liked to post > in the soapbox Yeah, I guess he can't hide behind that Anonymous thingy...