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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (29337)6/7/2004 8:43:11 PM
From: Cola CanRead Replies (2) of 81568
 
Liberals refuse to defend freedom

Liberals defend freedom more than Republicans. There
was no threat in Iraq, for Bush to attack. Allow me to
educate you.

1. Bush Sr. made Saddam an enemy to the USA
2. Bush Jr. made more enemies to the USA by attacking Iraq.

This is defending freedom?

Allow me to elaborate on Bush Sr. and Saddam. When Saddam
had a disagreement with Kuwait, Bush Sr. sent Albright to
Saddam, to tell him that the USA wouldn't intervene with any
action Saddam took, towards Kuwait. Saddam bought it, hook,
line and sinker, then attacked Kuwait. The Bush, lead the
charge to intervene. Before that, Saddam was an ally. Bush
Sr. administration set Saddam up and made an enemy out of
him. You have a "Bush" to thank for the problems in Iraq.

Now Bush Jr lead the American people to think Saddam was on
the brink of attack the USA. He wasn't. Bush could not
have been further from the truth. This is good for America?
Creating enemies where none existed before? Fighting a war
that cost 119 billion for no reason except to help rich
business buddies and oil buddies? This is not only
unpatriotic, its extremely anti-American. Both Bush Sr. and
Bush Jr. are clearly war-mongers. They created the
situation to have a war, where no war would have happened.
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