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Re: Another horrific story out of Fallujah
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Tue, 6 Apr 2004 04:19:33 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler wrote:
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Scott Costello wrote regarding
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Do we act as the voters of Spain and give in to the demands of the murdering
terrorists?
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We should definitely act as the voters of Spain! Let’s all vote to remove
our deceitful, immoral, imperialistic, war-mongering administration from
office.
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And replace him with peace loving Kerry? Let me see here is a quote by John
Heinz Kerry about Iraq back in 1998
“I am personally prepared, if that’s what it meant. I don’t think you have to
start there. I think there are a number of other options. But what I hear from
the administration, thus far, is if he doesn’t comply, then we will hit him. The
obvious question is, after you’ve hit him, have you opened up your inspections?
Well, I think the answer is probably not, certainly not in the near term. After
you’ve hit him, is he still in power, capable of building weapons again? Every
bit of intelligence John and I have says within various periods of time, he can
rebuild both chemical and biological. And every indication is, because of his
deception and duplicity in the past, he will seek to do that. So we will not
eliminate the problem for ourselves or for the rest of the world with a bombing
attack.”
The John he is referring to is fellow senator John McCain, but here he states
clearly his belief that Iraq had and could easily rebulid WMD. Was he lying? How
many innocents were killed in the bombing raids of 1998, supported by Kerry? I
personally supported Clinton’s actions in 1998, I just wished he had acted with
the intention of finishing the job, not just kicking the hornets nest.
Why is Bush called a liar while Clinton, Gore, and Kerry get a pass?
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Or do we stand resolute, committed to completing the task we set out to
accomplish just over a year ago?
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If I understand Dubya’s agenda, he’ll be evacuating on June 30th out of fear.
Granted, troops will remain in Iraq, but the withdrawal-at-all-costs is a
cowardly tactic to protect Dubya’s re-election campaign at the expense of
innocent Iraqis and Americans.
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I sincerely hope that when the pull out date arrives that the UN will look past
it’s partisan dislike of conservatives in America and pitches in to help
stabalize the area. If not Iraq may end up a stone age hell hole like many of
its neighbors. It would be nice to see Iraq finally enter the 19th century, the
21st may be a little too much to ask at this juncture.
Scott C.
(still not a Republican, or a Libertarian, is there such a thing as a
Republitarian?)
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| In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Scott Costello wrote regarding (URL) link>. (...) If I understand Dubya's agenda, he'll be evacuating on June 30th out of fear. Granted, troops will remain in Iraq, but the withdrawal-at-all-costs is a cowardly tactic to (...) (21 years ago, 5-Apr-04, to lugnet.off-topic.debate, FTX)
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