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Re: The Murdering of History
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of intellectual sewage from people like you.
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with your writing here.
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Look, I'm not gonna do your homework for you. Since you seem unable (or is it unwilling) to delve into the documents I provided you, I can only point you in the right direction. I think you'll find all the answers you need by reading the neocon plan for Iraq (try googling "Moving the Iraqi Economy from Recovery to Sustainable Growth"----look especially for its "Comprehensive Privatization Program") and the James Baker's Council on Foreign Relations (Big Oil) plan for Iraq (try googling "Options for Iraqi Oil" in conjunction with the CFR, for example). This plan was a revision of older plans dating back to the 1990s, with the final plan shaping up in Feb. 2001, a full 7 months before 9/11. This plan also talks about the need for a "Pearl Harbor-like moment" in order to be set forth (how convenient for 9/11). Once you've read this 323-page document, I think you'll have a good understanding of why oil prices are so high & why it's not in the best interests of the U.S. to "win" anything in Iraq save keeping caps on the oil wells in Iraq to keep worldwide oil-levels depressed to keep prices high. You'll glean from these plans that the REAL reason Saddam had to go was because he single-handedly would jack with the price of oil by either pouring a glut of oil onto the market or deciding a week later to shut down operations for awhile. You'll see, esp. in the Baker report, that W.'s oil-buddies in Texas were going crazy over Saddam controlling the price of oil, as were their allies, the Saudis (not to even mention the real controller of America's energy policies, VP Cheney----I could go into the secret energy meetings, but that's a whole 'nother thread).
Remember how the Saudis poured a glut of oil onto the market in March 2003 & temporarily lowered the price-per-barrell to $30? This was to help sell the war to the American public. The Saudis have done this only once before in their history. This was after a Summer 2004 visit by the Saudi crown prince to W.'s spread in Crawford, conveniently right before the upcoming November 2004 election. I wonder why there'd be an interest to lower gas prices in the Autumn of 2004? I certainly cannot think of one. . . I can't make this stuff up. Read the reports on your own. They say what they say. That's how I write history. I use the primary source documents & the simply say what they say. It is you who is the apologist & attempts to spin the out-of-control administration's policies & actions into something they are not. I think it is you who will find your face wet. An American ignorant of his government's actions isn't of much use, so please educate yourself! Merry Christmas--Mark Twain
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Or is that just paranoid conjecture on your part? Quote:
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Also, do you have any evidence that Donald Rumsfeld sold them to Iraq? Or is that just some more wild speculation on your part? Seriously, where the hell did you come up with that whacked-out fucked in the head theory?
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Who does vote for these dishonest shitheads? Who among us can be happy and proud of having all this innocent blood on our hands? Who are these swine? These flag-sucking half-wits who get fleeced and fooled by stupid little rich kids like George Bush? --Hunter S. Thompson |
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That's an easy one: the administration was claiming to *know* that Iraq still had WMD, which is an impossibility and therefore a lie.
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Who does vote for these dishonest shitheads? Who among us can be happy and proud of having all this innocent blood on our hands? Who are these swine? These flag-sucking half-wits who get fleeced and fooled by stupid little rich kids like George Bush? --Hunter S. Thompson |
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Actually, they weren't getting much cooperation *prior to our troops mobilizing on Iraq's doorstep*: after that started, there was sufficient enough cooperation that Blix recommended that they continue.
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Who does vote for these dishonest shitheads? Who among us can be happy and proud of having all this innocent blood on our hands? Who are these swine? These flag-sucking half-wits who get fleeced and fooled by stupid little rich kids like George Bush? --Hunter S. Thompson |
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Yes, it was a Saudi who insisted that we close the base. His name is Osama bin Laden. . .
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As for Saddam's reasoning for WANTING weapons, well, all you gotta do is read primary source documents. I've provided them elsewhere--go find 'em! (They're a tad bit more illuminating than the stuff that your heroes over on Sly Fox News make up on a daily basis.) And, on another thread, I've supplied link after link after link after link about the Reagan administration's (and the Bush I administration) role in providing weapons to Saddam. It's readily abundant, to anyone who will just open their eyes for a second, that I haven't proposed a single theory, just completely substantiated facts. It is you, dear friend, who seems to be confused. And finally, I'd really appreciate it if you take a tad different tone with me. I don't recall ever speaking to you in such a manner, nor will I. We're all friends here----there's no need to curse at one another! Best wishes for a wonderful new year to you! Your friend--Mark
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I think you're confusing correlation with direct causation.
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Who does vote for these dishonest shitheads? Who among us can be happy and proud of having all this innocent blood on our hands? Who are these swine? These flag-sucking half-wits who get fleeced and fooled by stupid little rich kids like George Bush? --Hunter S. Thompson |
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and not intended to decieve. A primary source establishing insincerity and deception would have to be something like minutes or diaries made by the principals.
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any assurance that Saddam would actually start cooperating after all.
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