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New Re: The ones who wanted Saddam left in power...
Well, actually, Maggie wanted to remove him (just like Winston Churchill wanted to remove Stalin) but we didn't have a UN mandate for it, and we foolishly abided by the UN.

Recently, it's been a case of, "Let's screw as many concessions out of the US as possible for our help." Turkey is the most obvious example here. Let's not even go into France and Germany.

Saddam was an evil man who supported terrorism - harbouring terrorists, and providing financial and material aid - and did not hesitate to use WMD. Previous policy towards him is irrelevant.
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New What terrorists, what WMD?
If previous policy is irrelevant, there is no excuse for the invasion. Saddam hasn't gassed anybody since we stopped making excuses on his behalf, hasn't invaded anybody in over a decade. The "reliable intelligence" has yet to lead our troops to any solid evidence of either a significant connection to any active terrorist group, or any WMD.

Yeah, he's a bad guy who we should never have installed in the first place. But if you think any of the reasons given had any influence on anybody in the White House other than the Press Secretary, well, you probably had to look up Iraq on a map when it invaded Kuwait, and never read the back-story. He hasn't done anything in the last couple of years that wasn't excused by a Republican administration in the 30 years before.

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     Den Beste spells it out: Iraq and the big picture - (marlowe) - (8)
         The ones who wanted Saddam left in power... - (pwhysall) - (5)
             Re: The ones who wanted Saddam left in power... - (qstephens) - (1)
                 What terrorists, what WMD? - (mhuber)
             No, not me lot. But *you* wanted him left there this year. - (marlowe) - (2)
                 What's special about Saddam? - (pwhysall) - (1)
                     Golly, you're so impatient. - (marlowe)
         when the facts speak for themselves... - (rcareaga) - (1)
             Re: when the facts speak for themselves... - (Ashton)

I don't think these were sliced from anything.
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