September 07, 2003

Identify the Enemy

Letter to the Editor

It's amazing what the public will believe. Bush wants 87 billion dollars more to fight "terrorism" in Iraq but Bin Laden remains free in Pakistan and no one is going after Saudi Araiba who funded the 9-11 terrorists. Bush is ignoring the real enemies who were behind the WTC plane crashes and going after a false enemy who had nothing to do with it. Still having found no weapons of mass destruction it raises the question - what the hell are we doing in Iraq anyhow? Before we continue the attack - maybe we should try to identify who the enemy is.


Reference: Times of India

Posted by marc at September 7, 2003 06:58 PM | TrackBack
Comments

I thought I heard that a chunk of the 87 billion was to 'rebuild' Iraq - basically a 'we broke it, now we have to fix it' - and the rest is for providing 'security guard' services.

I believe, in retrospect, the war in Iraq had more to do with cleaning up unfinished business and putting people on notice that if anyone pulls another stunt like 9/11 again, WATCH OUT!

Posted by: peter at September 8, 2003 11:27 AM

Hey Peter, just in case i missed it and you weren't being sarcastic..what does Iraq have to do with 9/11? Also, if it is about cleaning up unfinished business, I agree with you to the extent that in the first gulf 'war' u.s. totally f*cked up the infrastructure, water, etc.. leaving millions to die, yeah, maybe we should have to pay for that! by the way, did you bother to read the post before you responded?

Posted by: junknira at September 28, 2003 04:59 PM
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