If Saddam was left in power, it's because that decision was the lowest common denominator among the UN Security council.
To obtain unanimous approval at the UN is not easy but when it happens, it enables the spreading of the responsability and the costs of war. Very useful.
But the UN didn’t care about that. They were too deep in Saddam’s pockets.
You hate the UN enough to put the blame of all the wrong decisions of your own president on them...The UN weapons inspectors were not bribed by Saddam (and even if one had been, there were many others from many countries doing the same job). That is the strength of the UN: its diversity. Even if Saddam had bribed some, he couldn't bribe them all and that's why the UN is precious.
Besides, Bush is a war criminal for having started a war using either wrong or unacceptable pretexts.
And you're stuck, there, powerless, incapable of stopping 300 deaths per day for the last 2 months.
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re: Above Iraq, yes
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- Another liberal with flag allergies...
- re:Flags are ok for sport events...but
- Americans are weird about their flag, in general.
- I have no problems with the flag.
- commercial exploitation of the flag
- Nice try.
- It really DOES matter where you live.
- Woah! Just noticed this:
- re: It really DOES matter where you live.
- re: It really DOES matter where you live.
- Tolerance.
- Tolerance.
- Proof of your "urban vs. non-urban" point
- re: Proof of your "urban vs. non-urban" point
- re: Proof .......cows and sheep vote red (n/t)
- re: Proof of your "urban vs. non-urban" point
- "How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm..."
- On small town values
- re: Proof of your "urban vs. non-urban" point
