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Topic started on 14-12-2005 @ 11:05 AM by esdad71
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President Bush accepted responsibility on Wednesday for the decision to go to war with Iraq despite faulty intelligence but said the decision to oust
Saddam Hussein was still correct.

He still stands by the decision that Saddam needed to be ousted, and I am sure that there will be left wing backlash of too little too late and
that they shuld ahave had better intel. Remember, it is not only republicans on every oversight committee. I feel this was a good step forward to
admit there were issues, but that we as a country must still stay strong and complete the mission to liberate the people of Iraq with free elections
and free choice.
Hopefully this honesty can break some political barriers and allow our goverment to work with each other, not against each other.
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 11:10 AM by thermopolis
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(frantically wraping multilayers of duct tape around head)
With the entire planet having the same intel about Iraqi WMD's, the greater question should be "where did they go"? It appears the nuke program
went to Iran via the Russian special forces trucks............
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 11:20 AM by whaaa
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I personally don't care about the Iraqi people and I don't feel it is the responsability of the US to bring Democracy to a tribal society. They
have their own way of doing things and it seems arrogant to try and change them thru military means. Now if this war is about OIL; thats
different.
I feel this war is about oil and the story of spreading of democracy and freedom in Iraq is just a smoke screen to justify it to the American
taxpayers. American parents probably wouldn't want to sacrifice their sons and daughters so Halliburton and the other big oil companys can raise the
dividends to their stockholders.
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 11:23 AM by Dronetek
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They risk their lives to go vote and you can sit here and try to argue that they dont want democracy?
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 11:40 AM by DaFunk13
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They vote because it is the little influence on their "situation" they have aside from blowing each other up. It doesnt necessarily mean they want
us there. They are intelligent, capable people. We helped them oust a dangerous dictator, bravo for that. Its time we ease on out and let the
Iraqis determine Iraqi destiny, not US economic interests. You cant liberate people and kill them at the same time. Thats an oxymoron. If the
Iraqis crumble when left to their own devices, so be it. It doesnt justify any American deaths. You dont see us going to every struggling country
starting a conflict under the veil of defense from terrorists. What about the Sein Fein? They are terrorists, but there is no oil in Ireland. How
about Jamaica? Anybody ever been to Kingston? Those people arent much better off than the Iraqis. This wallstreet war must end!
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 12:22 PM by Agit8dChop
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Of course he will.. cripes I cant believe people are falling for this nice guy act.
IT can only be a GOOD THING politically for him to say ' its my fault '
he doesnt really give a HOOOOOT
thnk about it.
what on gods green earth can you, me, or ANYONE do to really dicipline him for this.
I mean he made a COLLOSAL ERROR, killed THOUSANDS for no reason.. yet he's untouchable.
Hell if the US can try a man for cheating on his wife and LIE ABOUT IT, why cant they prosecte a man for LYING TO THE PUBLIC which caused the death of
thousands of innocents...
We live in a stupid world, when the man having the affair has a trial, yet the man who kills thousands can openly admit it without dire effects
And dont start with the crap that the weapons went to Iran or syria.
if your government can take satellite photos of the weapons in yards.. then why cant they take photos of convoys of trucks carrying them into
iran..
wouldnt that be the better evidence to put in front for this war with iran thats around the corner? rrather than the nuke issue?
think people think...
IF Iraq had weapons we would of seen DIRECT PHOTOS
Satellites are that good beleive it or not.
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 12:33 PM by xmotex
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It appears the nuke program went to Iran via the Russian special forces trucks............

You're getting your talking points wrong, it was Syria the nonexistent WMD stockpiles were supposedly shipped to.
I know it's hard to get them straight, is it Eastasia that Oceania has always been at war with? So hard to remember...
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 02:55 PM by rizla
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If I knew the Intel to go to war over Iraq was BS, then Bush/Cheney must have known. They lied. Plain and simple.
It's just been reported another $100 billion dollars are to go to Iraq and the US is already bankrupt. How can anyone still support this
administration? Madness. The fall of the American Empire is in progress and the idiots are waving the flag and cheering as they sink.
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reply posted on 14-12-2005 @ 04:12 PM by Agit8dChop
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Originally posted by rizla
Madness. The fall of the American Empire is in progress and the idiots are waving the flag and cheering as they sink. 
HERE HERE !
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 03:19 PM by esdad71
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If I knew the Intel to go to war over Iraq was BS, then Bush/Cheney must have known. They lied. Plain and simple.

Do you write the PDB each day? Seems that would be the only way you would know more than them, and maybe some of the information was not included.
As far as the flag waving comment, if you would rather sit and whine about something then attmept to help change it, then you are no less of an
idiot. For some reason i feel offended in the fact of knowing that patriotism in your is not just.
The fall of the American empire is farther off than you think......
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 03:36 PM by kozmo
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Another "Bush was wrong, the war was wrong, the US is bad and they lied" post! Man, I couldn't possibly imagine a day going by on ATS where some
snivelling liberal moron didn't start the same thread - over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. I mean, let's
all pile on and have the same pointless discussions about this - AGAIN! I mean, heck we've already got about 30+ threads on this same subject
already going...
www.lookatentertainment.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
And that's just a quick sampling from the active threads page!
COME ON MODS!!! Put an end to this crap. Isn't one thread enough? Why aren't these hacks banished to the Politics page anyway!? This is ruining
an otherwise excellent forum!
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 05:30 PM by mythatsabigprobe
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I don't think any of those threads are about dubya accepting responsibility for his war?
Anyway, that's what happens when you support your president for leading the country into a war under false pretenses. You have to pay the price of
reading endless threads started by us snivelling liberal morons.
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 05:57 PM by xpert11
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Originally posted by Dronetek
They risk their lives to go vote and you can sit here and try to argue that they dont want democracy? 
You have to bear in mind there is a differance between having a goal and achieving a goal. I have no doubt that the people of Iraq want a democracy
wheather or not the people of Iraq can over come tribal differnces and the incomptance of the post war occupation is another matter.
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 08:39 PM by Agit8dChop
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Trust me, there's many more non-liberal people around the WORLD, that is shaking there heads at the United States of America.
We realise in reality, the public didnt mean anything.. so its not nessecarily at the people of the country that we're angry at. The US president
would of done this regardless public support, I mean... thats exactly what they did in the end anyway right?
So the world cant be put in two catergories, bush haters, or bush lovers.
Because I am a bush hater, what has he done that is worth my respect as a human on this planet?
Yet I enjoy the USA, and its people. Its a fun place, the people treat you good and you enjoy it everytime if your not a citizen.
Love the Country, Loathe the leader.
The only thing that gets me completely astounded, Is when I come across americans, who are totally 'Pro-Iraq, pro Bush'
Who dont care about the plain and obvious Extremities of the expense towards this slaughter,
and argue, against their leaders critics?
If your prepared to debate 'for' your president, you better damn well be prepapred for me to debate 'for' my opinion.
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 08:51 PM by whaaa
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Originally posted by Dronetek
They risk their lives to go vote and you can sit here and try to argue that they dont want democracy? 
I believe this is #2 in the ATS disinformation nemisis thread.
2. become incredulous and indignant
Please review my post and you will see that nowhere did I say the Iraqis don't want democracy.
Peace on Earth, good will to men
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 09:36 PM by xpert11
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Originally posted by Agit8dChop
Trust me, there's many more non-liberal people around the WORLD, that is shaking there heads at the United States of America. 
Bush supporters dont have the will or cant cant grasp that concept.
If your prepared to debate 'for' your president, you better damn well be prepapred for me to debate 'for' my opinion.

I agree 150% with that statement.
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reply posted on 16-12-2005 @ 09:47 PM by devilwasp
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Exscuse me kozmo I am a lib dem supporter and I'd like to say one thing, I am a living contradiction to your belief that liberals hate thier country.
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