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Bush has declared a .war on terrorism'.No countries specified, no timeframe, no support from the rest of the world.Now THAT'S scary.Saddam was willing but incapable of starting a major war.Bush is all too capable and grotesquely willing. Quote:
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from your link The roots of this conflict are quite simple to trace: the inconclusive and vague cease-fire agreement ending the Gulf War of 1990-1991. All three of the U.S.-led Coalition wars with Iraq (the 1990-1991 Gulf War, the 1991-2003 No-Fly Zone War, and the 2003 Gulf War 2) can really be seen as one long, extended conflict, but for classification purposes, are seen as separate conflicts. (written on March 22, 2003) Show us a picture of Sadaam signing this ceasefire.You can't.
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Well what about those nuclear materials and weapons from Russia could be possibly misplaced due to their lack of security? http://www.fas.org/spp/starwars/crs/IB98038.pdf http://www.terrorismanswers.org/weap...kes_print.html Heres your suitcase theory. "Could terrorists steal the Russian “suitcase bombs” allegedly manufactured during the Cold War? We don’t know—and we don’t know whether there even are any such devices. In 1997, Aleksandr Lebed, a former Russian general and political rival of then Russian President Boris Yeltsin, made the headline-grabbing announcement that several dozen Soviet-era nuclear “suitcase bombs” had gone missing. Reportedly built in the 1970s, these miniature devices were said to weigh less than 100 pounds and fit in a typical attaché case. But Russian authorities vigorously denied that any nuclear weapons had gone missing and insisted that no “suitcase bombs” had ever been built in the first place. Experts still don’t know the true story. Some suspect that the Russian government has not been completely candid about the existence of suitcase bombs; others say they never existed."
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Thanx that what I was lookin for.
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If that much of your 'fact' is inaccurate, how much do you know about the rest of it?
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My bad wrong country O well I dont really care that much about politic Like most people say im 16!
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The US is far more careful with their nuclear weapons, where the Russians really haven't given a shit. They are highly irresponsible, not their fault that lots of records were lost after the breakup of the soviet union, but Putin shouldn't be getting all hot headed over the stupid Ukrane election and focus on rounding up and destroying nuclear weapons.
We are so far off topic.
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Ok back to topic...
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What WAS the topic? In all the excitement......
Oh yeah there's pictures of good things then Naki posted his bad things link. It's a long standing tradition extending back to the allies of WWII for the media not to show bad things, in order to keep the people behind the war. I firmly believe that US citizens should be shown the reality of the situation, the good and the bad, so that they're honestly informed. For those outside the US, it may be a surprise to know that they don't show the Sept 11 plane crashes anymore, and haven't since a couple of months after the date. Another filtration by the US media to keep things, I don't know, sanitized. Maybe I'll move to Australia, things seem saner and more reasonable there.
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