Re: Looney left whining..part 2
As for what they should have done. At the beginning of this year the UN weapons inspectors should have finished their job. Sanctions should then have been lifted with weapons monitoring continued. Rebuilding Iraq could then follow as now planned, but maybe with the rest of the world included.
I'll give you that, since I have nothing that says Bush Sr was presented the PNAC and passed on it.E_B_Samaritano said:Bush Sr. rebuffed advances of the neocons during his administration. He was presented with the PNAC manifesto and passed on it. He listened to the UN, an act which caused neocons to vilify him. If you remember, which you probably don’t, he also threatened to reduce aid to Israel—a move which ultimately may have cost him the White House and certainly did not endear him to the predominantly Jewish neocons . The neocons after getting out of bed with Reagan, found a more willing if not gullible audience with Bush Jr. Clinton would have none of it.
Untrue. Of all the WMD found, 90% were cleared out by 1998. And NO, I'll repeat, NO nuclear bombs were found. In fact no fissile materials at all were found. There was no need for invasion. Also, didn't you say, in your original post on this thread, that you believed Iraq was not a threat to the US or to it neighbors? What happened to that?
Recall we found plenty of WMDs and even unearthed a nuclear bomb in progress during the inspection efforts of UNSCOM. And of course as is true to form, your ilk would express nothing but disdain for the suffering imposed on the Iraqi people by the US and GB insistence on vigorous enforcement of these sanctions whilst Saddam went unscathed by criticism while he stole billions and continue to starve and murder his people.
Normalicy? Suffering is not even close to ending. 60% of the Iraqi population are now dependent on aid. Good luck on bring back normalcy. I think I'll go back to your original post with the real reason the US invaded Iraq - geo-political control of the region.Now after spending billions just to keep that situation together that the UN was supposed to be enforcing we take action to remove Saddam and restore the country to normalicy. Yet you spend more time railing against our motives than rejoicing over the fact that the sufferring can now end. That is what is truly disgusting about your kind.
And finally d, given all of your shrill bleating on this subject, just what do you think should have been done with Iraq? Let’s hear a Canadian solution that passes the laugh test?
EBS
As for what they should have done. At the beginning of this year the UN weapons inspectors should have finished their job. Sanctions should then have been lifted with weapons monitoring continued. Rebuilding Iraq could then follow as now planned, but maybe with the rest of the world included.