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Originally Posted by Zephyrus
I don't disagree with any of this. The only part I'm not familiar with was Saddam playing chicken with Bush. I can see that now. Kruschev tried that shit with Kennedy during the Cuban Missle Crisis. I still feel Bush did the right thing. After 911, he said there will be a war on terror. I think to most people that it sounds like an intangible thing, and it is to a degree, but eventually people will see the progress. It just takes time. I know this sounds sick as fuck but I honestly think we need to take out a lot of the leaders in the Middle East one by one. Iran is another potential problem, and why is Saudi Arabia our friends? Those guys who hijacked those planes were all Saudis. No one in that region, with the exception of Israel, likes the United States, so why should we give a shit about them? Dude, I don't think he could have played along with Bush. I think Bush was ready to take him out long before 911.
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You see, to me the War on Terror was just propoganda, you can't defeat an method that been used by everybody, including the US government. Beside, the real threat had nothing to do with Iraq, it was in Afghanistan and Pakistan. That's where the real danger lays. Bush was right in the beginning by going out and try to take out Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan. However, he fumbled when he redirected the war toward Iraq.
By the way, not all the hijackers were Saudis, they were also Egyptians. Why should you give a shit about the area? Too many interest by the elite like Halliburton and the like in that area. Plus, lots of the US government debt are also own by them.
Bush always wanted to finish his daddy's mission. Before 9/11 he could've never pulled it of. He even said that nation building is not his forte. The neo-con were always looking for any reason. They got it in 9/11. Too bad they didn't finish the job in Afghanistan and it's getting worst there.