[SoldierDad]

My question would be, of the 19 hijackers on September 11th 2001, all were Saudis except for an Egyptian, one from the UAE, and a Lebanese national. Why did we not attack Saudi Arabia?

Let's see. Could it be that the 19 hijackers were Al Qaeda terrorists who, along with Bin Laden, were expatriated from Saudi Arabia? Could it be that they were all selected for the mission while training at terrorist training camps in Afghanistan and not Saudi Arabia? Hmmm. And in 18 months, we’ll be neck deep in the middle of another Constitutionally illegal, undeclared war we can not win and should not be fighting in Iran.

So, the fact that the U.S. Congress voted to give President Bush the power to engage in military operations in order to remove Saddam from power makes Iraq an Illegal war? Hmmmmm! These issues don't require a degree in Rocket Science to figure out. Just a little common sense. Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot.

[roses of sharon]

Some of us have retained our sanity, SD. Others have obviously succumbed, ie, have been reduced to defending Saddam and Sons.

[Allegra]

And in 18 months, we’ll be neck deep in the middle of another Constitutionally illegal, undeclared war we can not win and should not be fighting in Iran.

Good grief....did that person really say that?? That person is on my Ignore List now so I don't read his ramblings, but that remark is definitely more fitting for DU or Daily KOS.

Maybe that's Harry Reid's FR handle?

[t_skoz]

The point is *Constitutionally* illegal, SoldierDad. And what does Afghanistan have to do with Iraq? Or Iran?