Not another iraq topic? - *cough*...

02-14-2003, 04:46 PM

I guess I don't seem to be doing to well at these debates since everyone tends to leave when I start posting :biggrin:

So this time I'll just stick to abreviated question asking...

To War with Iraq supporters:
1. How can you call it a justifiable that Iraq broke UN treatys, when the US is clearly ready to break UN treaties to... do what?? Stop another country from breaking UN treaties? That's just weak hypocracy...
2. How is there justifyable evidence that Iraq has links to al-Qaida when Bin Laden (if you believe it was him), said in his own words that Iraq is governed by the socialist "infidels", including Saddam?
3. How is Iraq possesing chemical and biological weapons an actual threat to the US? Has Bush not already made it clear that the US military is ready to crush Iraq... when it's not even remotely as powerful as it was during the Pursian Gulf War? Seems like having an airforce with a bunch of nukes as well as an international navy negates any possible threat of a few chemical/bioweapons that Saddam may posses.
4. (for non-military personel) Would you be willing to be drafted into the army, and go to the Middle East and die fighting against Saddam's regiem?
5. When was the last time (that you remember), of Iraq threatening the United States of an impeding invasion and/or military agression towards the US?

To anti-war with Iraq supporters:
1. Has it not already been proven that Iraq is a totalitarian regiem and abuses it's own people? Even to the extent of testing weapons on their own people? Have not Iraqi immigrants spoken against Saddam?
2. Has it not already been proven through his past agression towards other countries that Saddam is ambitious and liable to attack again if givin the chance?
3. Do you not agree that bringing Democracy to Iraq would prove more benefit to the inhabitants of Iraq... regaurdless of the amount of people that may die in the process?
4. Lastly... a quote from Kuiate (whose words from there are in all likelyhood, much better informed then views from across the world, where a war won't really seem to have much of an effect beyond economical):

[quote

ost_uid0="Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al Sabah"]

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