"Joe" wrote in message
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Geeeee we know Ossma the turd is trying to buddy up to Al Zawari.

We know Saddams men meet with AlQuedia members. And Terrorist training
camp were in Iraq.

No, we do not. Just the opposite. We know al Qaeda asked for camps and
Saddam refused. That's in the 9/11 report. If you have better evidence
please provide it.


I saw many cheering crowds, like the day that gawd ugly statue was torn
down in downtown Bagdad. snip

Yes, but now what kind of people have these cheering crowds elected?
Secularists committed to freedom? NO! They came in a distant third! They
elected radical Shiite Muslims with strong ties to Iran - men dedicated to
an "Islamic democracy" just like Irans wherein the elected officials serve
the ayatollahs and mullahs. They wouldn't know freedom if it hit the in the
ass.

So, what will we have achieved? We will have replaced a secular
dictetorship with a popular theocracy. If one practices strict Shiia Islam,
one will be more free than under Saddam. Otherwise, otherwise. Thats why
Sunnis are fighting back and Christians are fleeing in droves. Will this
new government allow al Qaeda camps? I dunno -- does Iran?

On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 09:29:57 -0500, Vito wrote:

Yes, but now what kind of people have these cheering crowds elected?
Secularists committed to freedom? NO! They came in a distant third!
They elected radical Shiite Muslims with strong ties to Iran - men
dedicated to an "Islamic democracy" just like Irans wherein the elected
officials serve the ayatollahs and mullahs. They wouldn't know freedom if
it hit the in the ass.

Only time will tell, but I hope you are wrong. Everything I have read
about Sistani, states that he would prefer a secular, inclusive form of
government. Granted, it could be BS, but he is Iraq's only hope.

For those that disregard the original reasons for the invasion of Iraq,
WMD's and Iraq's threat to America, and are willing to accept this mutated
causa belli, I would point out we have now shed as much American blood
bringing, a yet to be seen, democracy to Iraq, as we had in our own
Revolutionary War. With somewhere over 100 nations still needing
democracy, I suggest they sign up the sons and daughters today.