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Posted on 03/21/2003 9:19:52 PM PST by null and void
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To: MomwithHope
I agree. I think these should be removed for the safety of the troops and their families.
To: Diddle E. Squat
CNN anchor idiot chick - "So what's the difference between the new and old ports?"
To: Admin Moderator
Just take out their last names please.
To: freepersup
I figured it was Victoria Terpschordae
624
posted on
03/22/2003 12:15:38 AM PST
by
PianoMan
(Liberate the Axis of Evil)
To: MomwithHope
Taken from NYT photo essay "as is" If you think they should be pulled, by all means ping the admin. mod. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Uday's got his own unique set of problems that ought to command his utmost attention.
625
posted on
03/22/2003 12:15:53 AM PST
by
freepersup
(find the enemy... destroy the enemy... remain vigilant)
Time to go to bed. B-52's just took off from England, so the big visuals should begin in about 6-9 hours.
To: ztiworoh
Ok.
Let's take a look at history using the Legal aspect as the liberals are using.
WW2
Japan: Legal Congress declared war.
Germany: Illegal Congress did not declare war on Germany.
Italy: Illegal Congress did not declare war on Italy.
Korea: Legal Congress approved the Treaty (UN) which led to the start of this one. Section V of the Constitution No peace treaty signed, in state of cease fire.
Viet Nam: Questionable up to the point of the NVA involvement. SEATO Treaty. Did the treaty demand the use of military in what was an "internal uprising", up until the overt NVA actions. Once the NVA took a overt action the US involvement would have been covered by the SEATO Treaty. Section V of the Constitution.
Gulf War 1: Again UN treaty. Also Congress approved military action. No peace treaty signed, cease fire.
Iraq to disarm.
No WMD.
No missiles with a range of greater than 150KM.
Trade sanctions
Iraq has been linked to Terrorist attacks in the US. WTC 1993.
Iraq has tried to kill a former President of The US
Intelligence has linked Iraq to Terrorist training
Iraq openly supports and supplies terrorist action against Israel.
Congress approved the use of the military to combat terrorist at the presidents discretion.
This brings us to March 18.
Disarmament Inspections not being fully complied with.
Weapons have been found that have been in violation prior to resumption of military action.
France threatened veto of military action under any condition.
France is thought to be breaking sanctions.
Since the 18th.
There are reports of Scud missiles be used. (Im still not convinced on this since the media is reporting all surface to surface missiles as Scuds)
There are reports that a couple of WMD caches have been found. (Not confirmed yet that I know of at this time)
627
posted on
03/22/2003 12:17:54 AM PST
by
Kadric
Comment #628 Removed by Moderator
To: Admin Moderator
Sleep well, FRiend! See Ya around.
To: seamole
GOOD! I knew that's what those sneaky little things had in mind when they refused us a base.
To: freepersup
Not blaming you, I have a bugabo about this. Uday's remarks were less than a week ago and may have been a signal to agents in the US.
To: MomwithHope
CNN back to the artillary firing with the 7th Calvary in Iraq. Reporter on the scene saying copters have flown up to see what's up that way. The big ass howitzers are having fun. They've been stalled for a quite a while.
One thing that is interesting is that they are in the mud. I'm sure that's a nice change from that dang sand.
To: MomwithHope
March 19, 2003
"Iraq and all its sons are fully ready to confront the invading aggressors and repel them," according to an Iraqi cabinet statement quoted by the TV station, which is owned by Uday. "The wives and mothers of those Americans who will fight us will weep blood, not tears," said Uday, Saddam's elder son.
To: seamole
Good. Baghdad can wait. If regime collapses, other units can step in. If there is resistance, Shock and Awe to the Nth degree can soften for a few days.
Comment #635 Removed by Moderator
To: MomwithHope
I'm not the least bit offended by your concern. By all means sterilize the personal information at your convenience.
The way 'they' speak to project fear or a threat is flavored with more explicit adjectives than what we might use. A western expression might go like this: We will destroy all enemy emplacements. An Iraqi expression might go like this: We will bath in your blood and send your mother a basket with your head in it. Same meaning- just a little more dramatic.
I'm just not the least bit concerned with Saddam or his agents studying Free Republic to glean intelligence.
636
posted on
03/22/2003 12:36:45 AM PST
by
freepersup
(find the enemy... destroy the enemy... remain vigilant)
To: freepersup
Time to check in with HQ and exit the security net for some shut eye. Carry on-
637
posted on
03/22/2003 12:38:33 AM PST
by
freepersup
(find the enemy... destroy the enemy... remain vigilant)
To: Diddle E. Squat
This bereted dude sounds like Khruschev with a bad hairdo. (Which is why he's wearing that fancy beret). ;-)
To: freepersup
Reporting- ABC radio news- US tank forces attacking Iraqi forces near the western side of Basra
639
posted on
03/22/2003 12:40:35 AM PST
by
freepersup
(find the enemy... destroy the enemy... remain vigilant)
To: goldstategop
CNN: this is probably the area they were talking about a bit ago, but U.S. Marines in "major battle" against Iraqi forces outside Basra.
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