Originally posted by tom_nieto
You don't have a 'Couldn't give a turd' option.
It ain't going to affect me... I don't think.
Why do people feel the need to boast about their wilful ignorance.. rhetorical question.
Originally posted by tom_nieto
You don't have a 'Couldn't give a turd' option.
It ain't going to affect me... I don't think.
Originally posted by Pigeon
As for WMD we and the US etc should be looking at a full decomissioning of them so that up and coming nations do not aspire to get them.
Rouge States however are always going to cause trouble but we should try and choke them with sanctions before they get into WMD and big threats so hopefully it will all die down. I vote to get rid Saddam and his followers still. Hopefully a stable Iraq will allow people to concentrate on sorting out the mess in Israel etc.
Originally posted by Custor
Please don't quote UN inspectors for justification for war if the UN dosen't support war. It makes it look cheap.
Originally posted by DustyMiller
They are both going to find out very soon, how much hurt that stick wields.
Cos it believes that it would expose its peace keeping troops to nuiscance lawsuits. Afterall an international community that can have Iraq and libya chairing Human rights Committees and Disarmwmwnt committees is capable of any insanityOriginally posted by MAD_BANDIT
What possible reason is there NOT to remove Saddam?!
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The US is a ccountry that;
3) refuses to sign up to the internation war crimes court (why?)
Everbody spies on everybody whats the problem?5) spys on fellow members of the UN
Which they were perfectly entitled to do so.7) withdrew from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
Not cos they wanted biological weapons they expressed doubts about parts of the Convention8) urged abandonment of the Biological Weapons Convention (Donald A. Mahley)
They have a right to choose what they agree to or not.10) refused to sign the COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY
11) refused to sign the CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF LANDMINES
So individual states are implementing the accords as allowed under US Constitution13) withdrew from the KYOTO GLOBAL WARMING ACCORD
Why fund a body that is renowned for wasting money see point 1614) refuses to pay UNITED NATIONS DUES amounting to approx £500Million
And we all know what a terrible place the US is to live in What with the ethnic cleansing, CW and BW attacks, the secret police rounding up political dissidents all this in the last 20 odd years. No waitmy mistake thats Iraq!16) In May 2001, the United States was voted off the UN Human Rights Commission
What planet are you on. The North invade the South. They started that war, which officially hasn't ended yet BTW. The UN assisted the South.17) 1950 Korean War – The USA invaded North Korea without any declaration of war, calling it a 'police action'
Nope perfectly legal under US law.26) 2001 - began series of extra-judicial killings of only terrorists SUSPECTED
Wrong27) 2003 - refuses to treat Guantánamo detainees with any basic human rights
War is bad, deal with it. This is not a perfect world we live in and not everything is as good as you want. So what do you do, give your troops inferior weapons that may lead to more casualties on your side because of vague and unproven allegations of a weapon system thats been used for decades or carry on but be prepared to deal with problems later?28) will use depleted Urainium shells, despite scientific concerns that the are very harmful to the environment and people long after war will have ended
Originally posted by dirtydog
Why do people feel the need to boast about their wilful ignorance
Originally posted by tom_nieto
I agree with some of the Bush logic, but I don't think it's right for the Western steamroller to flatten Iraq. There are things called snipers and rather accurate cruise missiles. A low profile war is a much better option in my opinion. I think a large part of the reason that Bush wants to 'give the oil back to the people' is so that Saddam doesn't charge so damn much for it to be exported, giving Saddam incredible wealth. If this money were to be shared more evenly or put into public services the country would be in a lot better shape than it is now.