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2 Years of war on terror, what has been

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posted on Sep, 11 2003 @ 04:05 AM
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edition.cnn.com...

This is good article on the subject, straight from cnn..

As i cant agree their views about OBL or Mr.Hussein, the article is good still as it does admit that Afganistan
is still Indian country:


The Taliban regime in Afghanistan is no longer in power, though U.S. troops and the forces loyal to Afghan President Hamid Karzai continue to feel the wrath from Taliban remnants from time to time. President Karzai's grip on the country remains tenuous at best.


Iraqi status:


The Baath regime in Iraq is also no longer in power but Saddam loyalists and others are certainly still a factor in Iraq and a deadly threat to U.S. troops and their allies. And they have been bolstered by a steady influx of other foreigners who hate America.


What is happening is US:


In the United States, the political season is now very evident. The president wants to be re-elected, and Democrats are lining up to deny him that honor. If you've been watching the Democratic debates, the nine candidates are clearly saving their best salvos for Mr. Bush as opposed to their Democratic opponents, and it's only just beginning.


Summary:


Two years later -- some things change but other things stay the same.


And what i have to say about these things.. well Iraq wasnt war against terrorism, it wasnt even a war for freedom or against WMD:s..

As no WMD were to be found.. and none have their freedom in Iraq as long as "coalition of willings" occupy that nation.


And what comes to Mr.Hussein or OBL just two possibilities: either they are both killed, or then they are long gone to so secure place. And US has no clue where they are.



posted on Sep, 11 2003 @ 04:12 AM
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As to Saddam's whereabouts, there is the rumor on Daily Times Pakistan that the U.S. flew Saddam out of Iraq.

www.dailytimes.com.pk...



posted on Sep, 11 2003 @ 04:23 AM
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Well this would go well with the knowledge that the fall of Baghdad was a deal. With no real fighting as deals were made with all "Enemy commanders"..



 
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