There are kids going to school hungry in the US, yet you do nothing about them. So **** off.
What do you do about them going to school hungry? None of my kids ever went to school hungry.
According to the Mythman, we bombed Iraq to save starving kids, so then we should bomb poor areas of the US to save our starving kids. Yep, makes sense.
Once again this is a perfect example of the convoluted and total lack of thinking without any comprehension of what was being proven...right in front of you.
Saddam would have rather seen 576,000 kids starved then certify there were no WMDs.
That is the bottom line.
Either way Saddam's future was fixed.
He said later in interrogations he feared if he admitted no WMDs Iran would invade Iraq.
So even though his generals as Saddam admitted believed there were WMDs he continued to let 576,000 kids starve.
So what the fu...k does that have to do with the US bombing poor areas of US"? What a total idiot you are showing the rest of the world.
The US has over 15 MILLION kids who don't have enough to eat AND the military has tons of WMD, way more than Saddam pretended to have. So someone should bomb us, right?
Child Hunger Fact Sheet
There is absolutely NO relationship between hungry kids in the USA and the simple fact Saddam starved his Iraqi children because he wouldn't certify WMDs destroyed!
What is the correlation? NONE
We Liberated Iraq because Bill Clinton signed this Act in 1998!
The 1998 Liberation of Iraq authorized by Congress' Resolution of 2002 (Public law 107-243, 116 Stat. 1497-1502) "Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq " "Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 SIGNED by Clinton....is a United States Congressional statement of policy calling .
"It should be the policy of the United States to support efforts to remove the regime headed by Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq and to promote the emergence of a democratic government to replace that regime."
On December 16, 1998, President Bill Clinton mandated Operation Desert Fox, a major four-day bombing campaign on Iraqi targets.
Do you remember that Act?
On December 17, 1998 The Washington Post
reported, "The opening U.S. attack against Iraq yesterday involved more than 200 cruise missiles launched from ships in the Persian Gulf and scores of bombs dropped from aircraft flying from the carrier USS Enterprise against targets across the country, defense officials said. With the strikes planned to last at least three days and possibly longer, officials said U.S. and British warplanes stationed in Persian Gulf states and B-52 bombers operating out of the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia would join the effort, which aims to pummel a broad range of targets critical to Iraq's weapons manufacturing and President Saddam Hussein's hold on power."