Senator craig

On Sep 5, 2:02 am, "Grande Mal" <ironw....TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> >>> I'm looking past the reason why we went to war. Look at where we are
> >>> today and tell me beyond "We should pull our troops out immediately"
> >>> what we should do to stem the growth of terrorism and to thwart the
> >>> end-goal of islamic extremists? Is it to ignore them, they'll go
> >>> away? You could apply that to people that don't believe that they
> >>> will be rewarded for their evil deeds. So what is it? Walk out now
> >>> and the whole country of Iraq and the entire region will fall to
> >>> Islamic extremists. If you say we should pull out, then tell me what
> >>> happens beyond that. And yes, it *is* our problem.
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> >>> Rick
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> >> Yes, it *is* your problem You (well, probably not personally but you
> >> know what I mean) you created it when you invaded what was probably
> >> the most promising prospect for an ally in the region.
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> > Iraq? Bwahahahahahaha<gasp>hahahahahaha
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> Calm down.
> Iraq under Saddam was the only secular country in the region. 'Secular'
> means non-religious. He was surrounded by Islamic extremists and was hated
> by Al Qaida. Yes, he invaded Kuwait, saying that the border between them was
> artificial, created by the British after the breackdown of the Ottoman
> Empire. You sure you want to support the feudal monarchy in Kuwait? Looks a
> little like there's been a mistake made over there.
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> > You (again,
> >> well, you know...) you deposed the most secular leader in the Middle
> >> East. Saddam was as hated by Al Qaida and Islamic extremists as the
> >> US. So, if the answer isn't withdrawal, what is it? Assuming the
> >> status quo isn't working. Will more military turn the tide?
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> > Regionalize the country. Each sector is independently controlled and
> > governed like we do here in the states.
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> The 'United States of Iraq'? Excuse me, but 'Bwa', as you said, 'hahaha'.
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I vote for wiping all of humanity off the face of the Earth.
Let nature start over and see if it can get it right next tme around.

"Rick Y" <nunya.TakeThisOut@business.com> wrote in message
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> "Grande Mal" <ironwrkr.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in
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>> "Rick Y" <nunya.TakeThisOut@business.com> wrote in message
>> news:Xns999FC1ADE82ECsomewhere@199.45.49.11...
>>> "Count Floyd" <floyd.TakeThisOut@thecave.net> wrote in
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>>> I'm looking past the reason why we went to war. Look at where we are
>>> today and tell me beyond "We should pull our troops out immediately"
>>> what we should do to stem the growth of terrorism and to thwart the
>>> end-goal of islamic extremists? Is it to ignore them, they'll go
>>> away? You could apply that to people that don't believe that they
>>> will be rewarded for their evil deeds. So what is it? Walk out now
>>> and the whole country of Iraq and the entire region will fall to
>>> Islamic extremists. If you say we should pull out, then tell me what
>>> happens beyond that. And yes, it *is* our problem.
>>>
>>> Rick
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>> Yes, it *is* your problem You (well, probably not personally but you
>> know what I mean) you created it when you invaded what was probably
>> the most promising prospect for an ally in the region.
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> Iraq? Bwahahahahahaha<gasp>hahahahahaha

Calm down.
Iraq under Saddam was the only secular country in the region. 'Secular'
means non-religious. He was surrounded by Islamic extremists and was hated
by Al Qaida. Yes, he invaded Kuwait, saying that the border between them was
artificial, created by the British after the breackdown of the Ottoman
Empire. You sure you want to support the feudal monarchy in Kuwait? Looks a
little like there's been a mistake made over there.


> You (again,
>> well, you know...) you deposed the most secular leader in the Middle
>> East. Saddam was as hated by Al Qaida and Islamic extremists as the
>> US. So, if the answer isn't withdrawal, what is it? Assuming the
>> status quo isn't working. Will more military turn the tide?
>
> Regionalize the country. Each sector is independently controlled and
> governed like we do here in the states.

The 'United States of Iraq'? Excuse me, but 'Bwa', as you said, 'hahaha'.


> Rick
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