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Konu: Re: Ron Paul 03/04: The end of the war in Iraq is not near!
The Usurper: I liked one of the comments someone left after viewing that vid. ***If you don't want wars fought in your own backyard don't start them in someone elses.***
Konu: Re: Ron Paul 03/04: The end of the war in Iraq is not near!
Artful Dodger: "That's nonsense."
On the contrary, it is simple demonstrable fact. We invaded Iraq, which had nothing to do with 9/11, which did not support al-qaeda, and which had not attacked us first. Therefore, we started a war in the backyards of Iraqi citizens.
I watched another speech today, by a U.S. Iraq War veteran. He was a morter-man (sp). He said that in Baghdad not one apartment complex is left unscathed by American morters & plane bombs. He described how he and others were given orders on the ground to murder civilians. The idea was to wage a war of attrition to break the spirit of the Iraqi resistance.
Do you think I make these things up? Do you think the soldier is lying? There are plenty of other soldiers who have spoken out. If I were an Iraqi citizen, I'd be fighting the U.S. occupation tooth-and-nail. And I'd sure as heck prefer to take the fight to American soil, or at least kick the Invader out. Did we "liberate" Iraq? What a joke. No, we brutally subjugated it.
Only willful blindness refuses to see the truth of this matter.
Konu: Re: Ron Paul 03/04: The end of the war in Iraq is not near!
The Usurper: Therefore, we started a war in the backyards of Iraqi citizens.
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