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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: tejek who wrote (159237)1/29/2003 11:19:39 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (2) of 1582695
 
The war of Iraq has been sold to the American public as one that is necessary because Saddam is linked with al Qaeda and therefore, capable of bringing terrorism to the US.

This isn't true at all. While the ties to Al Queda are an element of it, much more emphasis has been placed on Iraq's WMD and the human rights issues. Even at the height of asserting Al Queda connections, it was not heavily promoted.

The problem is and has been all along precisely what Bush said before he was elected -- that without weapons inspections, we can't know what Saddam is doing. The problem with merely reinstalling the inspectors is that you can't have any consistency. Suppose another Democrat is elected president? John Kerry, for example. A year later, the inspectors are ejected, a weak liberal president fails to respond, and here we are again. Eventually, the nukes WILL get built. Then we have another NK.

The human rights issues are staggering. This guy has killed over a million people. Where are the liberals when you need them? The fact is that liberals, after 8 years of no principle, have become totally political, as is evidenced by the hypocrisy between the treatments of the current situation vs. the war against Milosivec.

It is sad, but the Liberal party has allowed itself to be consumed with political desire and devoid of principle.
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