The (Shiite) Iraqi National Govt. supports the Shiite terrorists Hezbollah (like Shiite Iran) & Bush supports?

Question

the Iraqi National (majority Shiite) Govt. so does that mean that Bush is INdirectly supporting Hezbollah & Iran?

Answer 1

That's correct. He's shot himself in the foot again

Answer 2

Iraq was like Pandora’s Box. Hussein had it closed shut and Bush opened it (or as Colin Powell put it, “if you break it [Iraq], you own it”).

The truth is that Bush’s unnecessary and foolish invasion of Iraq has unleashed a force so powerful and complex that no one can even define it, let alone understand or control it. There is no one on earth who knows how this will play out.

Of course, every non-partisan knowledgeable person on earth knew that it would play out badly (and negatively for the United States). It was only a question of how bad the damage would be.

The damage may have been contained, but Abu Ghraib ruined any chance of keeping Iraq from becoming a major disaster of immeasurable proportion, and a total and absolute failure for the US.

Bush has unleashed a political tsunami that is rolling undetected beneath us. There is no way to know exactly where or when it will come crashing down, and there is no way to stop it.

The only certainty is that the Bush administration has signed death warrants for millions of innocent people (including possibly millions of Americans). It is not a secure world when America’s power is placed in the hands of its stupidest and most self-centered citizens.

However, this is precisely the world situation that fundamentalist Christians long for. They want to race towards the Apocalypse as fast as possible. And, it is has been rumored that Bush wants to be the one to bring about the return of Jesus. It would be pathetically hilarious if it was not so real.

Answer 3

The national Iraqi government encompasses all of the communities in Iraq, not purely the Shiites. So, you're incorrect from the commencing up. How fully known. we could rather like to have sensible discussions with you, yet you could not even draw close undemanding information.

Answer 4

President Bush has a lot of complicated issues to juggle for sure.The Shiites were getting screwed by the Sunnies under Saddam and are now trying to screw the Sunnies.The U.S. is trying to make everyone get along.Bush is not "supporting" either side.

Answer 5

Shiites will always be Shiites and will support each other, I am afraid that President Bush is looking for a miracle.

Answer 6

yep

Edit: Biggest problem is Al-Sadr and his militia, which will IMO be the "downfall" of Malaki....who is either unwilling(which is what I believe) OR unable to "reign him in".

Answer 7

Cute. No.