Re: The Butcher of Baghdad
- From: willbrink@xxxxxxxxxxx (Will Brink)
- Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 10:46:40 -0500
In article <en6tld$4eb$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Andrzej Rosa
<bakters@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dnia 2006-12-30 ATP* napisa³(a):aided and
Exactly. Also, we didn't go to war because Saddam was a bad man. We went toJust wondering. Do you guys have any reasons to hate him? You don'tI think most Americans regret Dubya's disastrous neocon campaign. Saddam
hate Putin, do you? He also managed to subdue some terroristic nation
without trying to be "civilised" much, so what's the difference? And
contrary to Saddam, he does have some amounts of weapons of mass
destruction.
--
was
still an *** and deserved to die, although the event is kind of
anti-climactic at this point. I don't think the analogy to Putin is
particularly relevant.
I agree. He could fight back.
war due to a hidden agenda, combined with hubris and incompetence,
abetted by a spineless Congress.
Thanks. You revive my faith in an American nation. I happen to
believe that we, as your allies, do have a duty in helping you in your
stupid wars if we can, but it feels reasonably bitter at times, so you
should understand me, I think.
Look at the polls, most Americans are not happy we are there and Bush's
approval ratings are in the toilet.
.
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