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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: RetiredNow who wrote (376575)3/23/2003 9:05:39 AM
From: Machaon  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
<< This will either end up being the biggest disaster in American history or it's greatest success. >>

It might not turn out the best, but it won't be the "biggest" disaster.

OTOH, I hope that it is a great success.

<< Short term, I think we all know it will bring more terrorism and anti-Americanism. >>

I disagree. There is already international terrorist groups out to get America every day. Saddam is a supporter of terrorism. So, POOF! One less terrorist regime.

<< Long term it could mean a shining example of Democracy right smack in the middle of a hotbed of extremist Arabs. >>

Good point. But, if Iraq becomes a successful democracy, we are always going to have to be protective, or the Arabs will destroy Iraq like they destroyed Lebanon.

<< However, if Iraq can be transformed, then all the surrounding Arab masses will start to really wonder why they don't have the wealth and freedom the Iraqis will have. >>

The government controlled news media will keep the Arab masses in the dark, and happy in their poverty.

<< And one by one the despotic countries will find that their hold will start to slip. >>

Do you think that this could really happen? Couldn't the Arab dictatorships continue to keep their people brainwashed, and hateful of Christians, Jews and Hindus, for their misery?
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