@DurtySanches,
DurtySanches;49535 wrote:Remember when Saddam invaded Kuwait? When did Iraq start for you, after 9/11? What happens when one sovereign nation signs a ceasefire with another sovereign nation that kicked it ass years before and then breaks that ceasefire agreement and fire's at our planes? When in our history do we not attack? It's in the history books already, you should read one?
When Saddam was making his move to Kuwait, Osama offered up to send his fighters to protect, but the Saudi royals and the US struck a deal to deploy US forces instead. One of the worst moves we have ever made, prior to invading Iraq. Our "good intentions" to protect our oil interest have done nothing but **** our people over.
rugonacry wrote:It is our problem because a Government installed and supported by the US, turned into a Genocidal Dictatorship.
Without denying that Saddam, and his sons did some pretty terrible things to their polulace, most of the stories of genocide have been so convoluted over the years, it's hard to say what's real, and what's not. I suggest you do some indepth reading on the issue, try to find sources that span from 89 to present, and see if you can find the inconsistancies. From what I have gathered, the initial reports from Hababja read anywhere from a few hundred dead, to several thousand, depending on the source.