Who should I trust on IRAQ?

Question

Two back to back Presidents of the United States who say Iraq was a threat and support the War. One Democrat & One Republican.

Or Should I listen to MoveOn.org, Al Qaida, Daily Kos, Sean Penn and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who say the war is 'illegal' and blame America?

(CNN) -- 2004 -- Former President Clinton has revealed that he continues to support President Bush's decision to go to war in Iraq but chastised the administration over the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.

http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/06/19/clinton.iraq/index.html


"People can quarrel with whether we should have more troops in Afghanistan or internationalize Iraq or whatever, but it is incontestable that on the day I left office, there were unaccounted for stocks of biological and chemical weapons."

-Bill Clinton on "Larry King Live" 07/23/2003

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/07/23/clinton.iraq.sotu/

Answer 1

As a US Air Force Veteran I think you would be wise to support the President on this one.

Answer 2

Ahmadinejad knows that having a democracy on either side of him is a huge threat to his power. Having almost 200,000 American troops around him is a huge threat to his power. The fact that President Bush could order an air attack on his regime that would be the likes of which the world has never seen is a reality that threatens his power. The fact that Iran has been a world sponsor of terror since 1979 makes them a huge target in the war on terror. I cannot account for Sean Penn's stupidity, I can only hope he OD's like his fat brother did. The Al Qaiada hating us, well that's not news anymore but they now have a lot more reasons (dead) and a lot less of them (alive) to hate us. I won't even stoop to a level low enough to address moveon.org. Lastly I would like to add that you should not stop speaking your mind just because you get a lot of negative feedback from a lot of libs on here. They are gay, you are hot and we both know who is on the right side of the issue.

Answer 3

You really need to trust your judgment. Take in as much information as possible from all sources. In my experience, the best source is soldiers who are serving there. They REALLY know what is going on on the ground. Watch all kinds of news, liberal, conservative and foreign, gauge what all of them say and determine what is likely to be correct. Don't pick one source and cling to it like it's a bible truth; that's a surefire way to be wrong.

Answer 4

You can believe the soldiers in Iraq who are positive. You may believe Fox News and Geraldo. There are other sources just as honorable.

Just do not believe the gloom and doom sayers. Sean Penn and his ilk are traitors to America and what she stands for.

Have faith and believe president Bush!

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Answer 5

As a graduate of Political Science I aways say that the best answer to a political question is your own. What sources you want to believe is up to you. Look at all the sources and make a decision on who and what you want to listen to. Politics is one of those subjects that your never right and your never wrong. Your damned if you do and you're damned if you don't, thats why it's the dirtiest game of all.

Answer 6

Don't trust anyone until you've waterboarded them.

After all, they'll tell you anything after this...whether it is true or not...and it gives some very depraved people a job.

Answer 7

I listen to the soldiers they know the real deal

Answer 8

I would recommend one of the many voices in your head.

Answer 9

Why,I believe the "Cigar Man",indubitably........

Answer 10

slick willy wrote an op-ed piece in the Guardian a couple of

weeks after the invasion, which made the case for it!