[Robert Teesdale]

Any feedback?

[sauropod]

Good answers. No modification needed.

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[dirtboy]

Very well done. The only thing I would have added was a mention of the Oil for Food scandal as it pertains to question 3 - and how it apparently corrupted both the UN and countries opposed to the war such as France and Russia and gave them criminal reasons to oppose action against Saddam - but we still should beg for their assistance.

[jwalsh07]

Great answers, the only thing I would have done different was contrast Bush' handling of the mass killing by Ba'athist in Iraq to Clintons inaction vis a vis Rwanda.

But then again, I hold a grudge, I like to stick liberals noses in their faux compassion and I'm a nasty, right wing extremist partisan.

[Dr. Marten]

Right on!

[Blue_Ridge_Mtn_Geek]

Your answer on UN misses the latest great example of UN corruption, the grotesquely named "Oil for Food" program, which was used to line pockets of both UN officials and secretly reward Saddam's finger puppet supporters around the world. When the anti-Bush demonstrators yell "It's All About Oil!" they are right on, but aiming their barbs in the wrong direction - - - opposition to military action against Saddam was at least partly fueled by corruptly arranged oil contracts administered by the UN globocrats.

[RightWhale]

Good job of blowing down their strawmen and answering the begged questions. They must luv you today.

[LoudRepublicangirl]

I think you did a fine job. Just your mentioning the U.N. as a corrupt entity will be understood by the informed population. We all know what the U.N. has done. As far as I am concerned, the U.N. has blood on it's hands.

[mrsmith]

Good answers, ignorant questions.

" Do you agree with the Bush Administration's (and neoconservatives') goal of using military force to democratize Iraq? "

We're not "using military force to democratize Iraq". We're using military force to remove a threat.
'Democratization' is just an additional means we're using to remove the threat.

[WVNan]

Thank you for mentioning the funding of suicide bombers in Iraq's misdeeds. I get so frustrated every time a lib maintains that Iraq had nothing to do with terrorism, and nobody points out their funding of it. Good answers BTW.

[taxcontrol]

It will be killed by the editors.

[Mind-numbed Robot]

Your answers show the reporter was talking to an informed person.

A couple of additions:

1. Irag was in violation of the cease fire agreement they signed in 1991 and despite 17 resolutions to the contrary, the UN refused to act. As Bush said, the UN must act or become irrelevant. They are now irrelevant.

2. The invasion was the most humane ever conducted, allowing many surrendering troops to go free and going to great lengths to avoid civilian casualities.

5. The effort being expended by the Ba'athists and outside terrorists to oust us testifies to the success of our program.

[Tribune7]

Good job.

[Kay Ludlow]

Nicely said - you're a credit to FR. Especially the last answer...

[McGavin999]

Excellent! Do you really think they'll publish it without cutting out every answer you gave?

[Lancey Howard]

The United Nations is a corrupt, degenerate body which cannot be trusted with moral decisions of global nature.

Perfect. The coup de grace.
All of your responses were clearly articulated and on the money.
Check out this new thread about the latest UN scandals:

SCANDALS