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Terrorists rejoicing over new Iraq plan

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by LadyEagle, Dec 7, 2006.

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  1. LadyEagle

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    My nanny software won't let me access World Net Daily sites.
    I'll sit this topic out :sleeping_2:
     
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    :laugh: :laugh:

    Regards to you, Ed,
    BiR (still in Charlotte)
     
  4. Ed Edwards

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    Tee Hee!!
    Ed (wigglin' in Central Oklahoma)
     
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    It's insane. It should be flushed.

    Talk to Iran ? Ask them for help ? Are we crazy ? Didn't peanut-head talk to them for about a year an a half once ? Yeah, he did. He begged them, and they laughed at us. It was only when Ronaldus Magnus got elected that our hostages were let go, I know, 'cuz I was there to make sure they behaved themselves. Ever sung "Happy Birthday" to America on July 4th in the Persian Gulf ? I have. And yes, I am proud of that.

    Talk to Iran.:BangHead: It's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
     
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    Yes, wasn't it the Canadian Ambassador who got some Americans out of captivity? Seems I recall that, but not sure which event it was...memory fails me.

    But, you know, when the US troops are pulled out of Iraq they can join us in Afghanistan where the real terrorism is.............Hmmmmmm ironic!

    Cheers,

    Jim

    PS. Found it http://rescueattempt.tripod.com/id7.html
     
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    Yep, it's pretty stupid IMO. They would have come up with a better report if they would have just read some of these threads on the BB! :thumbs:
     
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    I haven't read the whole report yet, but I did scan some of it today, particularly the part about Iran.

    From what I have read so far it is one of the most reasonable proposals I have read coming out of Washington in a long, long time. I need to print it out and try to read it this weekend.

    I think that we have three options for our Iraq policy:

    1) Have a regional conference with Iraq and all of its neighbors.

    2) Send in an additional 200,000 troops to install martial law and totally control Iraq and plan on keeping 350,000 troops for the next thirty years.

    3) Just pack up and leave.

    I mentioned these to my friend on the local talk radio show this morning that he hosts. He didn't like any of the three options but he doesn't know of any alternative that he does like.

    Let's face it - there are no good alternatives. The neocons convinced President Bush to take out Saddam Hussein but they had no idea how to handle the situation once we had accomplished that.

    Now we're in the mess we are in.

    I think the best of the "bad" options is the regional conference idea. The other idea that I like is the three state confederacy with sharing the oil revenue but I don't think it is on the table.

    Oh, there is a fourth option - continue what we are doing with our troops being killed and maimed for year after year after year with no way out of the mess.
     
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    Yep!

    ;)

    :thumbs:

    Yours, mine, and carpros . . .

    :1_grouphug:
     
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    KenH: //Oh, there is a fourth option - continue what
    we are doing with our troops being killed and maimed
    for year after year after year with no way out of the mess.//

    Again, we are talking an average of 500 American troops killed
    PER YEAR. I think we can afford that price to keep Americans from being
    blown up with WMDs. After all, we think little of sacraficing
    4,000 innocent unborn Americans PER DAY just for a bit of
    'free sex'.
     
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    No problem, then. :rolleyes:


    And what will you say if Americans start being blown up with WMDs while we are still in Iraq? This could happen, and not only could happen, but is likely to happen considering our borders are still porous and we still let these islamic religious fanatic freaks come into our country legally as religious visitors to our university and college campuses. In fact, it is very probable that terrorist cells exist on virtually every university and college campus that has "Middle Eastern Studies."
     
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    As an aside, there is a rumor that the information released by the Iraq Study Group was for public consumption, but a "secret" plan was releasted to the White House. Would be interested in finding out if the rumor is true or not. (I heard about this on cable news.)
     
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    Yes, it was. Not just the Ambassador, but all of the staff at the Canadian embassy in Tehran, including some Canadians without diplomatic immunity, who risked imprisonment to help. Some Americans from the embassy made it to the Canadian embassy when the mob took over. Over a period of weeks, the Canadians carefully probed the security at the airport to make sure that they could get away with it, and then smuggled out the Americans one at a time.

    This is one American who will never forget what your people did for us.
     
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    //And what will you say if Americans start being
    blown up with WMDs while we are still in Iraq?//

    Nuke 'um till they glow.

    Seriously, I'm a Hawk (not an eagle like some).
    But also seriously, if it doesn't work - try something else.

    Here are the rules in Israel:

    If a non-Jewish Israeli citizen dies, a Hamas dies.
    If a Jewish Israeli citizen dies, five Hamas die.
    If a guest of Israel (like US citizens) dies; ten Hamas die.

    They make real good anti-terrorist rules.
     
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    Galatian, thank you for reminding us of the details. :thumbs:

    Ed, your rules seem like pretty good ones. :thumbs:

    Is there anyone on here who really thinks "negotiating" with the government of Iran is really the path to take or that it would really work to solve the problems in Iraq?
     
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    Won't this be like asking the cat to keep an eye on your mice? In that light, Iran may just step up and give us the help we desire. Won't be long till we be back but they'll promise to play nice, shake our hand and wave us a goodbye...
     
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    changed my mind
     
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    Negotiations with these terrorists is completely without merit. They are not honorable in any way. They have vowed to kill us, and simply telling us that fact is the first necessary step in their twisted logic.

    I don't have answers but to leave is a terrible loss and a terrible price will be paid in innocent lives lost.
     
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    This once great nation, that reluctantly but resolutely stepped into WW2 and cleaned house, is now reduced to a paper tiger. The liberals have decided that to be an arbiter and benevolent problem solver by this nation is unacceptable, so they began dismantling our will to wage war during Korea, and were fully successful by Viet Nam, and ever since, we have had leaders unswervingly led to liberal ideology, resulting in our now position as a paper tiger. We may as well vastly trim back our military budget, because we will never again use the military effectively.
     
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