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Yes, with all the politicians saying he had weapons and was going to use them against us.
He scared us all. Those who say he didn't have no memory.
I guess that's debatable - as to how far your memory goes back
The instantaneous threat after 9/11 from the reality of how/why the attack took place, to our never ending involvement in the middle east since the 1950's should have made everyone second guess those in Washington.
If all the money the US has spent since the 1950's to arm ourselves against these boogie man type threats makes us this vulnerable still, I am surely skeptical of anyone of power telling me so, and am very angry that we wasted money on such things in the first place.
War should not be an expensive avocation of a select few, of any country, including ours. Violation of Just War Principles should be considered an act of treason and treated as an impeachable offense.
-Each generation should be made to bear the burden of its own wars, instead of carrying them on, at the expense of other generations - James Madison
I didn't fear Saddam at all. After all, it was we who put him in power and gave him his weapons during the Reagan Era. Not to mention, Cheney did business with him. This whole war was all about oil and nothing else. End of story.
As we look forward to 8 years in Iraq.
"We will in fact, be greeted as liberators...
I think it will go relatively quickly...
[in] weeks rather than months."
Dick Cheney. March 16, 2003
He was pure evil, watch the documentaries if you have the stomach to.
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He was pure evil, watch the documentaries if you have the stomach to.
Tons of evil dictators around. Are you in favor of taking them all on? (And please don't forget that key members of the GWB administration had no problem shaking his hand when it was convenient.)
nope, the military and politicians weren't either because janelle some have ties to him
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