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More Than 1,000 Military Deaths in Iraq
white Boy:
--- Quote from: davida.b. on September 08, 2004, 05:45:35 PM ---The sad thing about this is that when Bush dies, the media will portray him as an American hero, and everyone will think everyone that died in Iraq died for a good cause, when in reality, they died because the president wanted oil.
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Ðøšïå:
--- Quote from: King Tech Quadafi on September 07, 2004, 06:55:02 PM ---How is your fuckin country not OUTRAGED and engulfed in fuckin rage at 1000 lives being sacrificed for the interests of ANOTHER country? Puppets.
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because our country is full of crazy fuckin christians. And baout the president wanting oil. Thats basically the only reason we are there. There is no way we wil make iraq a democracy. And too bad most of al quida isnt in iraq. I mean why are we not invading sudan, n korea etc. Because they dont have oil. I can only hope bush gets the fuck outta office, but im guessing he will be staying there for another 4 years.
Suffice:
yeah, i just don't understand why you keep talking about Al Quaida and Iraq in the same sentence. Saddam had nothing to do with Al quaida or international terrorism. Ever since Kuwait he had been quietly leading his country. So tell me, if our president is such a moron that he went into a country, ignoring every other country's position on that, just to get himself some money, why should i re-elect him? Yes, its' true that Kerry won't be able to pull out of Iraq right away, but that would be because Bush has already done too much shit thare and we have gone too deep. However, i think Kerry will pull out of iraq by the end of his term if he is elected. Vote KERRY!
Sikotic™:
I don't know how anyone can vote Bush after looking at the death toll. It boggles my mind.
Machiavelli:
--- Quote from: SnoopGogg818 on September 09, 2004, 12:38:31 AM ---yeah, i just don't understand why you keep talking about Al Quaida and Iraq in the same sentence. Saddam had nothing to do with Al quaida or international terrorism.
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Your joking rite ::)
Iraqi militants trained in Taliban-run Afghanistan helped Ansar al-Islam, an Islamist militia based in a lawless part of northeast Iraq. The camps of Ansar fighters, who clashed repeatedly with anti-Saddam Kurds, were bombed in the early days of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In February 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell told the U.N. Security Council that Iraq was harboring a terrorist cell led by Abu Musab Zarqawi, a suspected al-Qaeda affiliate and chemical and biological weapons specialist. Powell said al-Zarqawi had both planned the October 2002 assassination of a U.S. diplomat in Jordan and set up a camp in Ansar al-Islam's territory to train terrorists in the use of chemical weapons. Powell added that senior Iraqi and al-Qaeda leaders had met at least eight times since the early 1990s.
Czech officials have also reported that Muhammad Atta, one of the September 11 ringleaders, met an Iraqi intelligence agent in Prague months before the hijackings, but U.S. and Czech officials subsequently cast doubt on whether such a meeting ever happened. Al-Qaeda members fleeing Afghanistan have reportedly hid in northern Iraq.
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