The Child wrote:He asked why Saudi Arabia wasn't a target for invasion, and I pointed out that Saudi Arabia doesn't wasn't an exansionistic country seeking WMD.
Perhaps the stupidity of the response left her no option.
You see we were talking about bringing democracy to Iraq as a justification for invading Iraq. Once all of Bush's original reasons were shown to be false, wrong and cooked intelligence he resorted to finding new ideas that could justify his little war. Bringing democracy to Iraq was one of them. My only comment was if bringing democracy to a Middle East country is the reason to go to war with that country than Saudi Arabia is the one that should have been invaded.
I guess this was a little bit over your head so you decided to put up your deflector shields and switch to another subject, that being invading another country and WMD's. That answer alone shows your total incompetence to deal with this subject.
But to carry on. Since Saudi Arabia treatment of its citizens, especially its women, is tolerated by the Bush administration, with the exception of some pointed remarks that pissed off Saudi Arabia, we can assume that Bush is again lying when he tried to make the case that we were bringing democracy to Iraq via our military. He has especially showed his duplicity by declaring Iran an enemy. This is a country that elects its leaders. Iran may not be as democratic as us but it is far more democratic than Saudi Arabia.
OH, you respond. But Iran is trying to make nuclear weapons and when she gets them the great conservative prophets, a gift given only to conservatives by God, has stated that Ahmadinejad, who you conservatives all know with complete certainty will be in power when they are created, will use them to destroy Israel.
Did you know that
Saudi Arabia may also be trying to acquire nuclear weapons? Did you know Saudi Arabia has two missile bases? They're called the al-Joffer Missile Base and the Al Sulayyil Missile Base.
Al Sulayyil Missile Base
Do you know why Saudi Arabia may be trying to acquire nuclear weapons?
It would like to have them as a deterrent against any future enemies. Due to Bush's invasion of Iraq Saudi Arabia feels a little less secure in the Middle East. Also, thanks to Bush's remarks about Saudi's lack of freedom, the relationship between the two country has deteriorated since 9/11. There is also the issue of Israel having nuclear weapons, about 200 of them, and, like Iran, not cooperating with the UN. As we can see it's all right for Israel to ignore the UN but not Iran.
