Iraq War 7 Year Anniversary

HughJass

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The Gardener said:
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that's a good one!
 

HughJass

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@timbo-

I forgot about this....maybe the idea that some of Saddam's toys when walkies over the border was true, but not *quite* how you suggested:


To mention just one, we commonly read that there were no weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq. Well, it’s not totally accurate. There were means to develop weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and known to be in Iraq. They were under guard by U.N. inspectors, who were dismantling them. When Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and the rest sent in their troops, they neglected to instruct them to guard these sites. The U.N. inspectors were expelled, the sites were left unguarded. The inspectors continued their work by satellite and reported that over a hundred sites had been looted, in fact, systematically looted, not just somebody walking in, but careful looting. That included dangerous biotoxins, means to hide precision equipment to be used to develop nuclear weapons and missiles, means to develop chemical weapons and so on. All of this has disappeared. One hates to imagine where it’s disappeared to, but it could end up in New York.
http://www.democracynow.org/2006/3/31/e ... led_states

WASHINGTON — Three Iraqi warehouses filled with 2,500 barrels of uranium that could be enriched for nuclear weapons -- plus radioactive isotopes that could be used for deadly "dirty bombs" -- lay unguarded for several days this week as Iraqi mobs swirled around.

The facility, known as Location C, was Iraq's only internationally sanctioned storage site for nuclear material. It thus was a potential prize for U.S. forces -- or for anyone seeking to steal radioactive material for sale to other countries or to terrorists.
http://articles.latimes.com/2003/apr/11/news/war-nuke11


so a biological weapon could end up being used on the US (or any other country) that came from an Iraqi facility, originally made in the US, and was proliferated because of the invasion.
 

The Gardener

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aussieavodart said:
$747.3 billion and counting for you Americans. Ouch!


Only cost us Aussies 3 billion, plus a couple of dead and maimed soldiers but I think we've managed to stash them somewhere so nobody will be bothered by them.



Altogther now-

Mission Accomplished!

[youtube:2y64ksz5]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M[/youtube:2y64ksz5]
 

somone uk

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i think that we need to learn to keep our noses out of other countries wars
i think it would reduce the army if other countries could implement something like Ireland's "triple lock" where any armed movement would require approvel of the government, the Dáil (Ireland's equivalent to parliament), and a UN mandate

i mean i can't really take a mission to democracy seriously from a country that overthrew the democratically elected leader of iran in 1952

this war hasn't done anyone any favors
 

somone uk

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Axl_Rose said:
http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/7/4/the-making-of-an-insurgent-325722

Now if only we could get the Kool & the gang's Celebration to go along to this video.
:innocent:
[youtube:1dgtdl07]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC-lwbxSYKs[/youtube:1dgtdl07]
 

Axl_Rose

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somone uk said:
[youtube:23o23oz5]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC-lwbxSYKs[/youtube:23o23oz5]

Ha!

It's funny and wrong at the same time.

2 Guys 1 Donkey.
 
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