| W0000T! You Gotta Love It! [message #38777] |
Tue, 12 August 2003 12:11   |
Bearxor
Messages: 137
Registered: February 2003
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Iraq has had plenty of time to execute such precautions of hiding WMD. The leaders of the late regime could have easily predicted the frustration of the American population and the following dissent of Bush's policies upon nothing weapon-wise being found for some time. My previous posts most likely conveyed my opposition to the war, but why should the world sit and watch as Hussein and others in power suppress an entire country and disobey disarming orders? Being the teenage middle-class American that I am, I know not much about the whole picture of the recent conflict, nor the Gulf War, but why didn't we oust Hussein's regime back in 1991?
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Because back then we felt that the UN could work. Saddam basically surrendred to the UN, and the UN allowed him and his regime to continue to hold power as long as certain conditions were met.
In the gulf war, we actually invaded Iraq. We had forces stationed IN S.Iraq in several villages. The villagers all welcomed the US and UN and celebrated. They thought they were rid of Saddam. Then we left. Can anyone guess what happened then?
Saddam sent attack 'copters into these villaged and leveled them. He felt that they were no longer pure since they were tarnished by the west.
signatures suck
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