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Ghosts of the past 911 Iraq war is haunting Bush today...
- Thread starter tanwahtiu
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Was Bush the only one involved in this mayhem and mindless murderous criminal invasion?
I don't think Bush even pulled a trigger in Iraq against any Iraqi although I might be wrong on this.
Too convenient to push all the blame on one person.
What of all the talk of strong institutions? You mean strong institutions and checks and balances went conveniently missing at that time?
I don't think Bush even pulled a trigger in Iraq against any Iraqi although I might be wrong on this.
Too convenient to push all the blame on one person.
What of all the talk of strong institutions? You mean strong institutions and checks and balances went conveniently missing at that time?
Bush wanted Sadaam Hussein dead because Sadaam threatened to kill Bush's father. The only way was to invade Iraq on lies manufactured by a compliant CIA.
Sadaam may be a despotic dictator, but he posed no threat to the US or the rest of the world, outside the middle east.
The rise of al-Qaeda and ISIS can be traced to the US invasion of Iraq.
USA should have left Sadaam to counter the Wahabis of Saudi Arabia - the exporters of fundamentalism.
Sadaam may be a despotic dictator, but he posed no threat to the US or the rest of the world, outside the middle east.
The rise of al-Qaeda and ISIS can be traced to the US invasion of Iraq.
USA should have left Sadaam to counter the Wahabis of Saudi Arabia - the exporters of fundamentalism.
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