Re: Sometimes Terrorists can be Unimaginative

From: Jan Panteltje (pNaonStpealmtje_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 07/31/05 

Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 10:51:45 GMT

On a sunny day (Sat, 30 Jul 2005 18:10:38 -0400) it happened Regis
<nobody@thisaddress.com> wrote in
<hmtne19m16sr9uvu7qlbpqt9sceeesh94t@4ax.com>:
>
>> You came empty handed and will leave empty handed.
>
>Exactly right.
>The U.S. is not in Iraq to take anything with them.
>The U.S. is there to liberate the Iraqi people from a lifetime of
>oppression and tyrany.
Hm, Saddam was a shoe polisher, he made it big, he knows business, he
protected trade in his country.
So HE WANTED OIL TO STAY IRAQ BUSINESS.
The multinationals (where gWb the HorRiblE comes in) did not like that.
So Iraq should not export, keeps their prices high.

>That job was accomplished in a few short days
>once Hussein's regime was destroyed.
What job, making Bagdad a dangerous place? A city of ruins and 25000 bodies
laying about?

You see, Sadsam was in control, if you did not do anything idiotic
like cutting up your own head, you could have a good time.

>The only job remaining now is to
>eradicate the remaining number of lunatics that are still running
>around the country
Yes, so you are heading for the White house now? Good!
But then again NOBODY there has the guts, because they are Americans.

>killing innocent
>Iraqi people in the process.

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