Crying Wolf...

[toastman]

If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined...

Now he is again crying wolf about Iran when Israel holds 150 nukes and wants to keep his monopoly although Israel started this arms race.


Israel premier expresses deep concern on pending Iran deal - Yahoo News
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he has "deep concern" over a pending nuclear deal the West appears close to signing with Israel's arch-enemy Iran.

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1. 'Dangerous accord' with Iran worse than Israel feared: PM AFP
2. Netanyahu: Emerging Iran Deal 'Bears Out All Of Our Fears' Huffington Post
3. Report: Netanyahu Canceled Intel Briefing For U.S. Senators On Iran Dangers Huffington Post
4. Obama: Dim hope for end to Israeli-Palestinian conflict Associated Press
5. Israel reaches out to France before resumption of Iran nuclear talks Reuters

Netanyahu said that he conveyed those fears to visiting American lawmakers, warning that the looming deal appears to "corroborate all our concerns and then some."

Netanyahu has been a fierce critic of American-led efforts to reach a nuclear deal with Iran and publicly has clashed with the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama over the issue.

Negotiators in the Swiss town of Lausanne are working on an initial agreement just three days before their self-imposed deadline

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

 

[member]

If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined...

Now he is again crying wolf about Iran when Israel holds 150 nukes and wants to keep his monopoly although Israel started this arms race.


Israel premier expresses deep concern on pending Iran deal - Yahoo News
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he has "deep concern" over a pending nuclear deal the West appears close to signing with Israel's arch-enemy Iran.

Related Stories

1. 'Dangerous accord' with Iran worse than Israel feared: PM AFP
2. Netanyahu: Emerging Iran Deal 'Bears Out All Of Our Fears' Huffington Post
3. Report: Netanyahu Canceled Intel Briefing For U.S. Senators On Iran Dangers Huffington Post
4. Obama: Dim hope for end to Israeli-Palestinian conflict Associated Press
5. Israel reaches out to France before resumption of Iran nuclear talks Reuters

Netanyahu said that he conveyed those fears to visiting American lawmakers, warning that the looming deal appears to "corroborate all our concerns and then some."

Netanyahu has been a fierce critic of American-led efforts to reach a nuclear deal with Iran and publicly has clashed with the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama over the issue.

Negotiators in the Swiss town of Lausanne are working on an initial agreement just three days before their self-imposed deadline

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

​

"Close your eyes, and i'll kiss you - tomorrow I'll DIS you .....reeeMember I'll always be true..........

 

[pbel]

If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined...

Now he is again crying wolf about Iran when Israel holds 150 nukes and wants to keep his monopoly although Israel started this arms race.


Israel premier expresses deep concern on pending Iran deal - Yahoo News
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he has "deep concern" over a pending nuclear deal the West appears close to signing with Israel's arch-enemy Iran.

Related Stories

1. 'Dangerous accord' with Iran worse than Israel feared: PM AFP
2. Netanyahu: Emerging Iran Deal 'Bears Out All Of Our Fears' Huffington Post
3. Report: Netanyahu Canceled Intel Briefing For U.S. Senators On Iran Dangers Huffington Post
4. Obama: Dim hope for end to Israeli-Palestinian conflict Associated Press
5. Israel reaches out to France before resumption of Iran nuclear talks Reuters

Netanyahu said that he conveyed those fears to visiting American lawmakers, warning that the looming deal appears to "corroborate all our concerns and then some."

Netanyahu has been a fierce critic of American-led efforts to reach a nuclear deal with Iran and publicly has clashed with the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama over the issue.

Negotiators in the Swiss town of Lausanne are working on an initial agreement just three days before their self-imposed deadline

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

 

[pbel]

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

mid a barrage of criticism from Obama administration officials at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his upcoming speech before Congress, Secretary of State John Kerry attacked Netanyahu’s judgment by implying Wednesday that he publicly advocated for the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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The latest spat signals a further nosedive in relations between Netanyahu and the White House over a disagreement on how to tackle Iran’s nuclear program.

 

[Phoenall]

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

But never backed it up with hard evidence, now why is that ?

 

[toastman]

"If there ever was Wolf in sheep's clothing, the fascist warmonger Nut&Yahoo is it...He has created more jihadists by refusing to sign on to a two State solution than all his enemies combined."




I don’t blame his refusal to "sign," because he knows who else would be signing on the dotted line...




“…He has created more jihadists…”





the usual ….. Blaming “whoever” for the “mentally disturbed” …islamic Whackos.











yeah - "He" created this......




“…He has created more jihadists…”

you know what's creating "jihadists....?"

​

Shut-up nazi……

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

 

[pbel]

"Watch out [I][B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]member[/COLOR][/B][/I] , [B][I][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 179)]pbel[/COLOR][/I][/B] is into voodoo and black majic."

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
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War in Iraq: Ten years later 03:16
Story highlights

• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

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Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

 

[Phoenall]

"Ya'll figured it out Hoss, I put a diarrhea spell on you so don't wear out your new outhouse!"

Is this true pBells ?

Are you black ? didn't we go thru this black thing ........some years ago...? this is the first mention of THIS p.

Blech. I don't hear you denying this from Hoss. Besides, any person who's into voodoo/black magic is a rotted soul.

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
By Ed Husain, Special to CNN



Updated 6:16 AM ET, Mon March 18, 2013



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War in Iraq: Ten years later 03:16
Story highlights

• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

<img alt="Ed Husain" class="media__image" itemprop="image" src="http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/110930061516-ed-husain-head-shot-story-top.jpg">
Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

Neither do you as all you do is cut and paste other peoples work

 

[pbel]

Man, you're dumber than sack of rocks, even dumber than 'ol Hoss!

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
By Ed Husain, Special to CNN



Updated 6:16 AM ET, Mon March 18, 2013



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War in Iraq: Ten years later 03:16
Story highlights

• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

<img alt="Ed Husain" class="media__image" itemprop="image" src="http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/110930061516-ed-husain-head-shot-story-top.jpg">
Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

Neither do you as all you do is cut and paste other peoples work

Proving my points is a killer for Morons like you who never provides links for your lies within the asylum because there are none.

 

[Phoenall]

You're the one who said Bibi is responsible for growing amount of Jihadists

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
By Ed Husain, Special to CNN



Updated 6:16 AM ET, Mon March 18, 2013



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War in Iraq: Ten years later 03:16
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• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

<img alt="Ed Husain" class="media__image" itemprop="image" src="http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/110930061516-ed-husain-head-shot-story-top.jpg">
Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

Neither do you as all you do is cut and paste other peoples work

Proving my points is a killer for Morons like you who never provides links for your lies within the asylum because there are none.

Get it right the links are given and you just ignore them because you know that the truth will destroy your POV. Why do you think so many people laugh in your face.

 

[pbel]

I was the one who posted that truthful comment because if you look at the ME there is no doubt that Israel's braying about taking out Iraq via the Jewish Neo-Cons produced the Arab Spring and the tremendous rise in Radical Islam and Isis in rejecting all things Western and Israel in general...

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
By Ed Husain, Special to CNN



Updated 6:16 AM ET, Mon March 18, 2013



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War in Iraq: Ten years later 03:16
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• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

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Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

Neither do you as all you do is cut and paste other peoples work

Proving my points is a killer for Morons like you who never provides links for your lies within the asylum because there are none.

Get it right the links are given and you just ignore them because you know that the truth will destroy your POV. Why do you think so many people laugh in your face.

Give us some laughs fruit cake and link on to dispel your insane lying stupidity!

 

[Phoenall]

Truthful? No. That's your opinion, and it's a pretty bad one. Islamic dictators oppressing their people is what caused the Arab spring and eventually new Jihadists.

You have no analytic skills Toast!

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Makiya wrote that “the removal of Saddam Hussein and the toppling of a whole succession of other Arab dictators in 2011 were closely connected.” The invasion, he added, “paved the way for young Arabs to imagine” the removal of dictators elsewhere in the region.
Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring - The New Yorker
Did Iraq War give birth to the Arab Spring?
By Ed Husain, Special to CNN



Updated 6:16 AM ET, Mon March 18, 2013



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• Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
• Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
• Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down.

Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone.

With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.

<img alt="Ed Husain" class="media__image" itemprop="image" src="http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/110930061516-ed-husain-head-shot-story-top.jpg">
Ed Husain
Ten years after Iraq, did the war give birth to the Arab Spring?

Yes, the Iraq War had indirect connections to the Arab uprisings that swept the Middle East and northern Africa in 2011. For one, the fall of Saddam must have psychologically empowered Arab opposition activists who saw that a Ba'thist dictator and his sons could be removed from power.

FULL COVERAGE: The Iraq War, 10 years on

But it is a mistake to suggest that Arabs across the region were directly inspired by the fall of Saddam -- if that were true, they would have risen a decade ago. Why wait until 2011? The answer is that other, more direct developments led to the ongoing Arab revolutions.

Neither do you as all you do is cut and paste other peoples work

Proving my points is a killer for Morons like you who never provides links for your lies within the asylum because there are none.

Get it right the links are given and you just ignore them because you know that the truth will destroy your POV. Why do you think so many people laugh in your face.

Give us some laughs fruit cake and link on to dispel your insane lying stupidity!

Read my past posts and see the links provided start with the Mandate for Palestine that destroys every islamonazi argument as it sets in stone the Jews right to palestine

 

[eots]

I hope that one day you realize just how incredibly ridiculous it is to make Nazi comparisons.
His remarks are nothing like thise of Nazi leaders.

If you want to hear remarks that resemble those of Nazi leaders, look for videos of speeches given by Hamas scum.