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I don't think Iraq had chemical weapons. How would they have ever developed that sort of technology? The only chance is if some foreign government had given them information or weapons. Nevermind, I remember now.
"One way or the other, we are determined to deny Iraq the capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction and the missiles to deliver them. That is our bottom line." --President Bill Clinton, Feb. 4, 1998
In 2003 they had no WMDs, or a method of delivering them.Thanks for proving President Clinton right.
Red herring nothing.Red Herring Alert!
Red Herring Alert!
Red Herring Alert!
Piss poor effort Odd Dude
Not only are the progressives/socialists every bit as enamored with nation building as are the neocons, your boi Bubba Clintoon made regime change in Iraq the official federal policy in 1998.
Nope, not a dime's worth of difference between you meddlesome, dictatorial assholes.
I agree with you sometimes, but you only post Republican talking points. You are nothing more than a partisan hack. You know you have voted for the Republican candidate every election now. You will call them RINOs after they lose, but we all know which way the wind blows.
Biggest lie?
That this was in the strategic interests of the US.
"I miss Uncle Saddam" -- USMB LIbs
The US occupation has transformed Iraq from a regional heavyweight to a crippled state and this has wider regional implications. The balance of power between Iraq and Iran, which was tested by the 1980-88 war, ensured that no one power could dominate the region. Now, however, by weakening Iraq and placing at its head politicians who have deep-rooted ties with Iran, America has effectively handed the country over to its own nemesis, Tehran. As a result, Iran is emerging as a hostile regional superpower, overtly opposed to Israel.
How US handed Iraq to Iran on a platter | GulfNews.com
The US occupation has transformed Iraq from a regional heavyweight to a crippled state and this has wider regional implications. The balance of power between Iraq and Iran, which was tested by the 1980-88 war, ensured that no one power could dominate the region. Now, however, by weakening Iraq and placing at its head politicians who have deep-rooted ties with Iran, America has effectively handed the country over to its own nemesis, Tehran. As a result, Iran is emerging as a hostile regional superpower, overtly opposed to Israel.
Never vote for a "recovering alcoholic."
"I miss Uncle Saddam" -- USMB LIbs
W is in Texass laughing at you and the rest of the USMB RW loons...and you are not in the least embarassed. Now that is funny!
It is the biggest lie because it is in this that America was the most damaged. We have been strategically compromised in every way, militarily, diplomatically and in public opinion.
"Blood for Oil".............Another progressive marxist lie
