preemptingyou03
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This wouldn't be so much as preemption, as it would be intervention, considering the civil state they are in. Any suggestions?
I'll list my reasoning later.
I'll list my reasoning later.
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Originally posted by Doc Holiday
I think we cold solve a lot of our problems in Iraq if we took out the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran has a policy of exporting their Islamic revolution since 1979 and we still owe them for that. Why not move a little more eastward and see what develops.
Originally posted by preemptingyou03
I don't suggest doing this now. Soon though. Maybe 2006.
It makes sense strategically. We'd just have to find a reason why Sudan's more urgent than Syria or Iran.
Originally posted by Patriot
Pale Rider,
Actually America forgives most of others debts because we realize most are never going to be able to EVER repay it back. We call it buying insurance for the future. However, You can be sure that America gets all the first dibs on juicy lucrative deals for all our major corporations.
This wouldn't be so much as preemption, as it would be intervention, considering the civil state they are in. Any suggestions?
Originally posted by SpidermanTuba
Yes, let's redefine as many words as we need to justify burning thousands of women and children to death.
Originally posted by SpidermanTuba
Yes, let's redefine as many words as we need to justify burning thousands of women and children to death.
The war in Iraq wasn't preemptive. A preemptive strike is one where we know a strike by the enemy is imminent.
The war in Iraq was preventative. A preventative war is one we fight because we think maybe possibly someday Iraq might attack.
Originally posted by Doc Holiday
Semantics, the end result is the same. Iraq and Saddam Hussein will not be a threat to America in the future.
Originally posted by gop_jeff
In order of precedence:
1. Iran
2. Syria
3. North Korea
4. Sudan
I think of all those countries, however, I have the most disdain for Sudan. They openly enslave the blacks that are captured in civil war, yet they have the gall to sit on the UN Human Rights Commission! I would gladly support a nuke aimed at Khartoum (sp?).
Originally posted by Sir Evil
DOH! You have just been called a terrorist Spidey!![]()
Now do you see the signifigance in the way you lay out your arguments?