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To: churchillbuff
Guess I am too, because I haven't heard an explanation as to why we have to invade Iraq, when we DON'T have to invade N Korea

The War on Terror is why. There's 3 elements to our enemies, soldiers, suppliers, and financiers. Al Queda is an example of a soldier...they are out there doing. The financiers mostly raise funds here in America, and they were mostly uprooted in 2001. Iraq is an example of a supplier. There are three nations that produce weaponized Anthrax, US, Russia, and Iraq. Only one is run by a murderous tyrant.

The removal of Saddam constitutes an attack at a huge potential supplier of the enemies of America.

Now it's your turn to say "I still don't see the need to attack Iraq right now..."

846 posted on 03/06/2003 5:35:08 PM PST by ez
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"it's time for people to show their cards. let the world know where they stand."

dep

868 posted on 03/06/2003 5:36:09 PM PST by dep
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To: ez
Iraq is an example of a supplier.

Who have they supplied? IF they're supplying OSB, where's the evidence? And why does OSB hate Hussein and speaks out against him?

For that matter, did't we stop a N Korean ship with some kind of cargo, near YEmen?

No, the folks on this board are fixated with the Middle East, and don't care about the N Korean threat, the need for "?regime change" in N Korea, or the welfare of the N Korean people, who are as oppressed as Saddam's subjects. For freepers, it's because the book of Revelation doesn't mention N Korea. The N Korean people can be d-mned, I guess, they don't need "liberation" or "regime change".

924 posted on 03/06/2003 5:39:15 PM PST by churchillbuff
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