If GW Bush Had Known the outcome of Iraq, would he have had Invaded Iraq?

Question

Today's News illustrated that Iraq is at the brink of a Civil War. Pentagon also today expressed gloomy report to congress about Iraq. Our troops facing even more challenges and the situation is getting worst. I really wonder if Bush would have invaded Iraq, if he had known that a civil war would break out over there placing our troops in jeopardy! I personnaly don't see invading Iraq as it is the real issue. The main problem in my opinion is that Bush and Congress did not study, analyse or foresee the unfortunate consequences in Iraq. Pushing for the invasion without anticipating "Murphy's Law" made us pay a huge unnecessary bad price. What do you think as Americans?

Answer 1

but he has done what he set out to do !

Americans don't understand their own denial

I expect the hysterical cries of "The Muslims are coming! The Muslims are coming!" Have you learned nothing about the world? Can you not see the obvious manipulations of the U.S.-U.K. intelligence community in these bogus "terror alerts"?

Gee, whadda ya know, it's time for a midterm election and George Bush has a 30% approval rating --- and here come the Muslim hordes because they "hate our freedoms"!

Grow up. The American government spends over $500 billion a year on defense, over $60 billion a year on intelligence. That's more than the rest of the world combined. That sound you hear is not a billion Muslims strapping bombs to their chests. That sound you hear is the American military-intelligence complex prodding the stupid citizens who pay for it. They've got plans for martial law in America, and you people are prattling on about Islamofascism.

The first 9/11 was an inside job. The next one -- probably in the next two months, just in time for the elections -- will also be made in America. Open your eyes and see the real enemy.

Answer 2

What makes you think they did not know the out come ahead of time? This administration has enough experience within it to know what the Muslims did to the Russians who are still a target today. This is a war of ideological economics and the need to go postal (globally).

At the rate that warfare technology is constantly advancing there will always be a need for war due to large stockpiles of unused weapons. A company such as Haliburton which has representation right in cabinet and many other weapons manufactures are very happy about war and making quite a profit and Bush reminds me totally of Zorg in the 5th Element.

This administration had/has possession of every single X factor and the formula to calculate the parameters of every single outcome politically and financially from a domestic and international perspective.

It's too bad they don't know how special and fragile life truly is!

I am the Fringe and Murphy is my cousin.

Answer 3

incredibly some motives. a million. Iraq switched from the USD to the Euro for oil commerce which hurts the cost of the greenback (different international locations doing it incredibly is likely considered one of the justifications the greenback is properly worth much less now) 2. Sadaam tried to kill his daddy. 3. Sadaam killed the Kurdish those with unlawful weapons. 4. Sadaam purely backed down from Clinton because of the fact Clinton strategically used information shops to scare the midsection East. 5. UN weapons inspectors gave Iraq a lot of time to circulate issues around and cover issues. 6. each and every significant intelligence employer contained in the U. S. and overseas theory that Sadaam had WMDs. 7. Sadaam claimed to have WMDs. 8. despite occurred to the Anthrax that Iraq became given? despite occurred to the nerve gasses Iraq became given?

Answer 4

Invading Iraq was the best move George W. Bush ever made. The media spin is that it is getting bad or worse by only reporting the negative side. This good Christian President is trying to better mankind and humanity, of course, there would be small uprisings anytime God's soldiers are up against evil such as these terror organizations. Thank God for Bush and that we aren't under Gore or Kerry's weak minded administration.

Answer 5

We would have to ask him that question. But I don't think he would ever say it was a mistake publicly.

Since they are going to kill each other off in a civil war. Us and the Iraqi's would have been better off if we just incenerated the place with Nukes. We would have eliminated the threat posed by Sadam, and saved the lives of the American soldiers that have died over there.

A side benefit would be the Syrians, Iranians, and North Koreans wouldn't be giving us much trouble now. Because they would understand we mean business. It might even have wound up saving many lives in those countries because their threat to us could have been eliminated without further violence.

Answer 6

Unfortunately, yes I think so.

The war in Iraq had little to do with Sadam but more to do with a corporate presence in the Middle east. The Corporations that run our country (the world), need to have presence in the middle east and need a military (ours), to back them up as we "build nations" that look like ours, but do not share our annoying human rights and minimum wage (sorta) and freedom..in other words enforces the will of the corporations that now rule.

If we really believed in freedom we would get out of there and let those people chose what sort of life, and government they want.

Answer 7

He still would have invaded Iraq. His Daddy didn't get the job done during the First Gulf War. So he did it and captured Saddam Hussein.

Answer 8

this answers is good if the pre.Bush is wise man but Mr.Bush completey crazy .as Mr.Bush say that God order me to attack Iraq
and this is occupation not vedio game Iraq people must fight occupied army till USA people cant tolerate the lost in spirits

Answer 9

Yes, he would have invaded Iraq, the war is about money, he started this war for personal enrichment, he doesn't care one bit about anything but making himself and his cronies richer at the expense of the American people.

Answer 10

Consider the possibility that the House of Bush knew very well what they were getting into, and what that would get us into, from the beginning. It's probably going just fine for what they want.