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To: Licensed-To-Carry
Does anyone else agree with using nukes on Syria? I know we could take over Syria without going to that extreme, but the death toll would be a lot higher on our side. Syria would more than likely use Chemical weapons and possibly Biological weapons. I also think their would be a lot more suicide bombers in Syria than what we are seeing in Iraq. I have a feeling Syria would be a tougher war than Iraq, even though their Military is far from anything special.

We would have to put a lot of troops in Iraq and Syria to keep order and be prepared for an all out attack from Iran. If Iran sees there is no way to stop us from coming after them they could try to surprise us with something. I think they would be very unpredictable in that situation. The Iranian leadership has been receiving a lot of pressure recently from us and the majority of the Iranian people.

We would be venerable to something happening with North Korea or China by having so many of our resources in the Middle East. If we have to go into Syria and Iran while still responsible for most of the security in Iraq we are going to have a lot of troops in that area if we want to keep it stable. If North Korea or China wanted to start something with South Korea or Taiwan, that would be the time.

I think there would be even more violence against our troops in Syria than there is in Iraq. I think there is a lot more support for America in Iraq than there is in Syria. We would probably have to deal with suicide bombing the entire time we occupied that country. How do you guys see a war and occupation of Syria turning out?

I think Iran would be the easiest nation to build a respected pro American government in. The majority of Persians are really pro American unlike many of the two-faced Arabs in Iraq.

What do you guys think should happen with Syria and Iran? What do you think WILL happen?
40 posted on 04/23/2004 7:48:17 PM PDT by ThermoNuclearWarrior (~ Vote for George W. Bush for Reelection in November! ~)
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To: ThermoNuclearWarrior
Nuclear weapons are out of the question and would never be used in such a fashion.

Every pin prick or rumour brings out the keyboard military geniuses who screech " Turn em into glass, blast, kill, kill...." It is very tiresome and causes this site to be perceived as the domain of lunatics. Thanks.
47 posted on 04/23/2004 7:56:37 PM PDT by justshutupandtakeit (America's Enemies foreign and domestic RATmedia agree: Bush must be destroyed.)
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To: ThermoNuclearWarrior
US from the North East, Israel from the south west, and into Lebanon, and Jordan from the south, with Saudi Arabia from the south East.
70 posted on 04/23/2004 8:24:40 PM PDT by RaceBannon (VOTE DEMOCRAT AND LEARN ARABIC FREE!!)
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To: ThermoNuclearWarrior
OK, this is looking into the crystal ball but I think this is the future for the next 5 to 25 years.

Western Civilization in Major wars against the radical Islamic hoards. The war on terroisim be will long and difficult. Some will call it the new Crusades, but in fact it is the Crusades in reverse. The moslems are attacking the West and we are letting them come in the name of diversity.

When was the last time you heard of a Christian Church being established in a Middle East country? Now we have the "call to prayer" on load speakers 5 times a day in Michigan.

Bottom Line, one more attack against the U.S. mainland, and George Bush is still President, the only response from any Islamic country in the Middly East will be "please send us aid from the UN".

71 posted on 04/23/2004 8:25:06 PM PDT by Licensed-To-Carry (All American should be extremly proud of our Armed Services. Thank You)
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