[clintonh8r]

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[Always Right]

Joern Siljeholm, Ph.D. in environmental chemistry, risk analysis and toxicology, said that the USA's basis for going to war is thin indeed, and called it a slap in the face to the United Nations weapons inspectors.

Wow, I can see why this guy is an expert in international affairs.....This guy doesn't even seem to have a clue as what the basis for going to war was, or he is simply misleading us by acting stupid.

[The_Victor]

Ho hum. Another day another leftist rant.

[KellyAdmirer]

Time to pull out of the UN, then we wouldn't have to give people like this guy any reasons at all for what we do.

[G.Mason]

And what is your take on this article fdsa2?

[the_Watchman]

The existence of these weapons was merely window dressing as a pretext to war. The problem was that Iraq was not in compliance with the inspections program that they had agreed to which would allow the U.N. to monitor the situation. Without unimpeded inspections the U.N. inspectors could not verify compliance with the disarmament terms. In fact, Kay has testified that Iraq was not in compliance on the disarmament terms either. The only sticking point is that weapons of mass distruction, the window dressing, have not been located subsequent to the war.

Of course our liberal friends will not allow that fact to go unnoticed even though they gave a pass to Clinton in the Balkans over the claims of hundreds of thousands of victims of genocide, which, BTW, has been found in Iraq.

[freetolive]

"It is a weary country with many weary people. The people want peace," Siljeholm said.

Well I am really weary of those who would neither lift a finger to help not shed a drop of blood to attain freedom sticking thier self-righteous noses in to other people's business. One of these days they just might get thier noses bit off!!

[Coop]

Welcome to the forum. So I assume, since of course you would not in any way be hypocritical, that you also accuse President Billy Clinton, Sec. Bill Cohen, Hans Blix and a host of others of lying?

[MEG33]

I wonder if he thinks Iraq was better under Saddam and if he realizes the sanctions coming off would have let Saddam reconstitute his programs..

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Isn't this, the U.N., the same organization who believes that Lybia has the stuff it takes to chair the UN Human Rights Committee.

Tell ya what UN- if you ever start making rational and logical decisions, I may listen to something you have to say.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

Things slow over at du these days?

[Blood of Tyrants]

And clinton lied, and Kerry lied, and Ted Kennedy, and France lied, and Germany lied, and the UN lied, and Israel lied, and Russia lied, and countless others lied.

But good old Saddam, that pillar of humanity and integrity, told the truth.

Yea, right.

[b4its2late]

Yeah, right......

[BlueLancer]

In the absence of any opinion on the article by fdsa2 or response to messages on the thread, we can only assume one thing ....
VARMINT CONG ALERT!!!
Rewriticus Hysteria Trollium subspecies

[clintonh8r]

Perhaps Norway should colonize Iraq.....

[Slings and Arrows]

Fee fi foe foll - I smell the blood of a Euro-troll!

[The_Victor]

OK, since your still here and not, apparently, a troll...

...said that the USA's basis for going to war is thin indeed, and called it a slap in the face to the United Nations weapons inspectors.

How is this possible, since the weapons inspectors had been expelled from Iraq for several years prior to the threat of war?

Much of what has been claimed about WMDs has proven to be sheer nonsense.

Proven!? I have yet to see the poof that the evidence was nonsense. Saddam had the delivery systems (shells, rockets, and bombs, all found stockpiled but unfilled). The only missing item is the chem or bio toxins themselves. 95% of the Bush administrations claim has in fact been proven true. The development programs were ongoing, and delivery systems were in place.

[CougarGA7]

"It is a weary country with many weary people. The people want peace," Siljeholm said.

And that's exactly what we are giving them. And in addition we are also throwing in sovereignty, and freedom.

[b4its2late]

"It is a weary country with many weary people. The people want peace," Siljeholm said.

And just think where this "weary country" and its "weary people" would be if Saddam was still standing up in his balconey shooting his shotgun in the air........ They sure as hell wouldn't be living in peace (but it is coming if they want it), but still living in fear.

And sure, it's easy for this Siljeholm guy to say all this from his armchair in Boston, or from his vacation flat in Florida..... He can thank his lucky stars.