The war is over.....we won

If the war is over why are we still there? oh, I see you didn't really mean the war is over, what you meant was "not everyone sees the same chaos that "liberals" see. and used that to create your own spin to happy-land. Well, happy trails to you as well and don't let the continued violence in Iraq get you down. Prosperity is just around the corner, I'm sure.

You calling me a geologist? You need to read the TOS. btw can we readers assume this post of yours is about the Korean Police Action? I have noted that "war" was over, we won, and the people of Iraq are breathing easier because of it. In your world, rayban, is Nancy Reagan still president of the USA?

dyslexia wrote:

You calling me a geologist? You need to read the TOS. btw can we readers assume this post of yours is about the Korean Police Action? I have noted that "war" was over, we won, and the people of Iraq are breathing easier because of it. In your world, rayban, is Nancy Reagan still president of the USA?

You might want to consider hiring a new script writer........the one you've got is either on halucinogins or has emotional stability problems. Either way you have a credibility problem due to weird disconnected wording in your responses.

rayban1 wrote:

dyslexia wrote:

You calling me a geologist? You need to read the TOS. btw can we readers assume this post of yours is about the Korean Police Action? I have noted that "war" was over, we won, and the people of Iraq are breathing easier because of it. In your world, rayban, is Nancy Reagan still president of the USA?

You might want to consider hiring a new script writer........the one you've got is either on halucinogins or has emotional stability problems. Either way you have a credibility problem due to weird disconnected wording in your responses.

I can't afford a script writer so I have to take the halucinogins in my treatment program for my emotional stability problems. You still running that amway scam or have to moved up to mary kay? I love those pink caddy's that you guys and gals get to drive, very motivating i bet.

of course I am, I'm dealing with the ghosts of Joe McCarthy, Richard Nixon, Spiro Agnew and the clone of Tom Delay here and I have to rely on rope-a-dope while moving at the speed of molassas to avoid your lightning quick jabs.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The CIA believes the Iraq insurgency poses an international threat and may produce better-trained Islamic terrorists than the 1980s Afghanistan war that gave rise to Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda, a U.S. counterterrorism official said on Wednesday.

A classified report from the U.S. spy agency says Iraqi and foreign fighters are developing a broad range of deadly skills, from car bombings and assassinations to tightly coordinated conventional attacks on police and military targets, the official said.

Once the insurgency ends, Islamic militants are likely to disperse as highly organized battle-hardened combatants capable of operating throughout the Arab-speaking world and in other regions including Europe.

[..] But the May report, which has been widely circulated in the intelligence community, also cites a potential threat to the United States.

"You have people coming to the action with anti-U.S. sentiment ... And since they're Iraqi or foreign Arabs or to some degree Kurds, they have more communities they can blend into outside Iraq," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the report's classified status.

Iraq has become a magnet for Islamic militants similar to Soviet-occupied Afghanistan two decades ago and Bosnia in the 1990s, U.S. officials say.

[..] President Bush justified the invasion of Iraq in part by charging that Saddam Hussein was supporting al Qaeda. A top U.S. inquiry later found no collaboration between prewar Iraq and the bin Laden network.

But since the invasion, Jordanian-born militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has emerged as a key insurgent figure and pledged his allegiance to bin Laden.

While the Afghan war against the Soviets was largely fought on a rural battlefield, the CIA report said Iraq is providing extremists with more comprehensive skills including training in operations devised for populated urban areas.

"You have everything from bombings and assassinations to more or less conventional attacks," the counterterrorism official said.

"The urban warfare experience, for people facing fairly tight police and military activity at close quarters, should enable them to operate in a wider range of settings."

CIA Director Porter Goss first described the insurgency in Iraq as an emerging international threat in February during testimony before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. [..]