U.S. future oil supply. If mid-east won't stablize itself to meet our future interests, we will continue to intervene. The mid-east is going to get a lot hairier at some point in the future than it is now.
2007-07-06 16:51:44
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answered by Roy 6
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If USA seriously wanted world domination they picked a losing agenda.
We cannot even protect our own country's borders because the Washington bureaucrats don't wish to fund mass deportation.
Soldiers are dieing because Bush insists USA must make Iraq a democracy inspite of the fact that our troops walked into a massive civil war whereby both sides are shooting at them like sitting ducks. If we are getting oil out of this deal, I'd like to know why I'm paying $3.10 a gallon of gas!
It won't stop until Taxpayers put an end to this war.
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2007-07-06 17:05:54
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answered by Miss Demeanor 5
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The Middle East will remain in a Dark Age until they set themselves free of a belief system that enslaves half their population and allows them to think that they can murder, annihilate, the rest of the world. What will set them back even further is the coming end of their oil reserves and or the development of alternative fuels in the West.
If Western civilization doesn't get tough on "Islamism" and either send them home or worse, all of us will suffer the consequences of what can only be called a racial and religious war against us that will drag us into the darkest of ages, blacker than the robes that they swaddle their women in. I ,for one, would rather die than be converted by a sword at my neck to any belief system. I will fight, my family will fight--join us now--call for the return of Muslims to their own countries. Withdraw their citizenship and send them, as well as those who have converted to their murderous system, back to their own lands.
Here is what they believe:
Political Correctness is the Incubator of Islamism
by Amil Imani
14 Feb, 2007
Time and again we are told by the politically correct “experts” not to worry about Islam posing a threat to our way of life. We are repeatedly lectured that only a very small minority of Muslims are troublemakers who are giving the peaceful masses of Muslims a bad name. We are also informed that the terrorists, who happened to be Muslims, are the disaffected and the young. And not to worry, since as the fire of youth turns to ashes of old age the rebellious will mellow, as they always have.
With heavy assurances like this, coming from so many know-it-all authoritative figures, we can sleep soundly without the aid of sleeping pills. After all, people reason that these pundits are “experts” whose job is to know and tell it like it is. Those who voice contrary views must be a bunch of racist, alarmist hate mongers. Who is right?
Wouldn’t be more prudent to let the facts settle the matter, rather than blindly accepting either position? Of course it would, except for one huge problem. In the face of threats, people tend to go to the mind’s medicine cabinet and take a few denial and rationalization pills, in the same way that it is the aspirin bottle they turn to when a headache strikes. Why not? We are the Easy Species. We love effortless, quick and simple solutions. And that’s not invariably bad. It has given us all kinds of labor and time saving devices.
Yet, the Islam problem is very real and deadly. Neither the pronouncements of the experts, nor the tranquilizing pills of the mind can make it go away. It is here and it shows every sign of imposing itself on us.
Europe is already badly infected with Islamism. It is the coal-miners’ canary. It is telling us that the next stop is America. We must act and act now. We must not sacrifice our cherished way of life and the lives of our children at the altar of political correctness: the incubator of Islamofascism
2007-07-07 08:27:29
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answered by Anonymous
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Two planes hitting the Twin Towers catapulted the US into rethinking how we protect our country. Do we sit back and let rogue nations (like Iraq, Korea and Iran) become more powerful and become threatening to us or do we take the fight to them with no negotiating.
Let us not forget, the Liberty you enjoy comes at a high cost. If you don't like living in a free society and are not willing to fight for it then try living somewhere else.
2007-07-06 17:52:45
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answered by anon 3
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Control?
2007-07-06 15:59:35
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answered by ted j 7
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Read link below! Public Law 107-243 passed by congress giving Bush the AUTHORITY to invade; it gives you all the reasons.
2007-07-06 16:55:23
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answered by Homeless in Phoenix 6
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This War- is about Power; Mistakes; Ideology; Oil; Patriotism; Death; Fear; Terrorism; Culture & Money. And if you're still confused- welcome to the Club!
2007-07-06 16:21:31
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answered by Joseph, II 7
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i see it to be the united states trying to be friends with everyone in the world which is no going to happen
the united states is like the Roman empire where we are trying to be allies with everyone and eventually the Romans fell because of it
i bthink tat in the future history will eventually repeat itself
2007-07-06 16:05:43
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answered by Mr. Anderson 3
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In a word; Greed.
World domination.
2007-07-06 16:46:36
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answered by Norton N 5
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Oil & revenge.
2007-07-07 00:44:06
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answered by shermynewstart 7
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