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To: phoenix0468

11. Saudi Arabia/ Pakistan

Both countries were not just doing this prior to WOT-- they were doing it much more. In fact, we were funding it ourselves as a strategy. As a comparative matter, the situation is better under neo con policy.

12. India/ China

I would choose India over China any day. They are and will be a great ally. Their economy will surpass China. They are the new super democracy of the 21st century. They have our back by getting China's back.

Iran and Syria

More neocon brilliance here. We have these great base locations for attacking them at any time. The names of these bases are Afghanistan and Iraq. Take a look at a map. It looks much better now than it ever did. We are battle tested and actively deployed. There will be no warm up-- just instant gratification whenever we want to deliver it.

China is horrible but I think capitalism and christianity will continue to unravel them. India is a solid counterweight. North Korea blew it for China by virtually assuring Japanese re-armament which throws another massive counterweight against China. South Korea grows increasingly conservative as well.

Another neo con achievement of Bush is the building of foreign military forces to assist our future coalitions. Canada is one such example.


26 posted on 08/16/2006 9:22:02 PM PDT by lonestar67
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To: lonestar67

Yes, we are not done, and what has been done is not enough. There are still forces and entities in the world that would like to see us destroyed, and as soon as the liberals gain power (and I truly hope they never do) those entities will attack.


51 posted on 08/16/2006 9:47:02 PM PDT by phoenix0468 (http://www.mylocalforum.com -- Go Speak Your Mind.)
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