officially pissed off by the "no weapons of mass destruction in iraq" propaganda

Oct 12, 2004 12:24

so according to the united nations, iraq COULD still have weapons of mass destruction within its borders, could be working on these weapons within others borders, OR could have sold or had them stolen. YAY!!! just cuz whitey hasnt been found doesnt mean he doesnt exist...hell he could be on his home soil, if we cant catch him what makes us think ( Read more... )

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guitarzan October 12 2004, 10:40:12 UTC
"The United States barred the inspectors' return after the war, preventing the IAEA from keeping tabs on the equipment and materials up to the present day."

sounds like your conspiracy theory could swing both ways, jon. the IAEA is limited by how much they can know because the US is keeping them out...

here's an interesting counter argument, where the CIA director himself admits that WMD claims on Iraq are ill-founded:

http://www.abc.net.au/correspondents/content/2004/s1216479.htm

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pinklola October 12 2004, 12:54:49 UTC
its not a counter arguement, andy. the topics of it existing and the subject of it being right to have searched for it are two separate entities. 'Course they are gonna say that its not there (bush etc.), cuz if they keep saying that these weapons are being hidden somewhere...what are people gonna say...this is politics dude.. id bet my lifes worth tenfold that if bushs administration kept saying that there was stuff there then people wouldnt believe him. people would withdraw whatever trust they had in him. they would think, he cant admit his wrong so hes making shit up. u think thats the message he wants to convey? nope, satisfy the people...the only way for a president to win and with his current situation, he cant win. as far as im concerned...you and i asked for this burden of a war as much as he did ( ... )

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guitarzan October 12 2004, 13:23:56 UTC
i certainly agree that election years can give both parties an excuse to dance to the center, to not want to say anything radical (or anything that might be factually misinterpreted or just plain wrong). bush and cheney and the republican campaign are trying there damndest to word things in a way that disillusion the american people about the reasons for going into Iraq, just as much as kerry, edwards, and the democratic campaign are wording things to confuse people about why as senators they voted for one bill and not the other and so on. the ABC article (which isn't the best on the subject but just an example of what's out there) isn't countering the CNN article, moreso the context of your comments. you said the article claimed that WMDs could be out there, and the ABC article shows even those who were once strongest behind the notion that Iraq had WMD now admit they were wrong ( ... )

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pinklola October 12 2004, 14:18:37 UTC
all i was saying was that we cant just exclude the possibility that there could be weapons of mass destruction out there. course dick and bush (giggle) are gonna say they were wrong to avoid looking like cocky knuckel heads. in order for bush to go to war, he had to have the house of reps behind him, so why arent they given crap for it? it was an overwhelming majority afterall. how can you actually say he was flawed in doing so? k...step into his shoes for just a minute...ur dealing with a country who has known to oppose america and torture its own people, meanwhile undermining sanctions...is known to have had weapons of mass destruction in the past. k, now...the "intelligence" says that they are a potential upcomming threat. what do you do? do you risk the possibility? being commander in cheif, id like to think youd have the best interest in your people and be scared shitless of what could potentially happen. if you dont act on it, and we are attacked and many killed...the blood is on your hands. how do you act? i think its the duty ( ... )

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merryc October 12 2004, 21:46:58 UTC
thank you andy, thank you so much for putting into concise words what i have been trying to explain to people for months.

as a side note, eisenhower was torn apart by the decision to send our boys to war before D-Day, and that was a WORLD WAR. bush can try to make this out to be a world war, but it's not. it's his personal mission. eisenhower didn't want to send out troops out in a world war, because he understood what it meant to send young boys to war. this president doesn't know what the fuck that means, he doesn't mourn, he doesn't care. as my grandmother said today, "if my son or my husband were there now, i would find bush and shoot him." (yeah patriot act, track me down) i'm not as articulate as andy, but goddamn it this president makes me sick to my stomach.

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merryc October 12 2004, 21:48:24 UTC
and my above comment should be entitled, "officially pissed off by the 'this war is necessary' propaganda"

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pinklola October 13 2004, 08:27:02 UTC
uh...what propaganda says this war is neccesary? ive seen none. please let me know where it is...ill research it...and if its actually propaganda ill either concede or show you a much larger collection of propaganda defacing credibility of our soldiers. note: i never said this war was neccesary...hell i never said i liked it, fuck...i never said we should be over there...but we are...so are we gonna jump on the bandwagon where mass communications are easily swayed and believe everything we read or see on TV...or will we have more analytical minds...open to possibilities.. cuz if you take a side u can just as easily be wrong as correct...bush wasnt the only one to start this war...kerry was right behind him, as well as an insane majority of the house of representatives....do you attempt tp tear them each apart?

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pinklola October 13 2004, 08:19:00 UTC
i think that is absolute bull shit. you think someone would be so callous as to send over people into a war for his own names sake? if thats honestly your thought and piece of mind, you disgust me. i do have family, 4 people ive grown up with over there so dont tell me about loss, from the sounds of it, you dont have anyone you love over there you could lose, i do. so from the sounds of it to me, your complaining simply just for the hell of it. yeah, ill be defensive here cuz im honestly insulted. he doesnt mourn....he doesnt care....wow....do you really think that? have you paid attention to his speaches? ive seen him cry on several occasions on tv when talking about these things...not the sobbing, but you can see the tears. where do you get off with this? remind me not to vote for you if you run for president...again, i know im being a dick...i dont mean to but just as youve surely been towards others about this subject, im sick to my stomach reading your accusations

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merryc October 13 2004, 13:32:23 UTC
jon there was no reason to personally attack me like that. i don't have family in this war, you're right, but i have had many family members fight in every other war so do not invalidate my opinion on this. i also have friends who i care about over there right now. i didn't insult you with what i said, so there is no reason to get personal. it's really easy to look like you care in speeches, but has he been to one funeral? there has been plenty of propaganda with this war... start with the patriotism shit that we've been bombarded with in the past few years. i'm not going to try to argue with you on this, and i wasn't trying to in the first place, but i'm not going to let you personally attack me just because you don't agree with something i said. that's the beautiful thing about this country jon, i have as much of a right to an opinion on this as you do.

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pinklola October 14 2004, 06:45:25 UTC
Q: whos funeral would he go to? hes held the children of soldiers that arent comming home and told them that somethin he did is stopping them from havin a mom or a dad. i think thats harder than a funeral. anywho...weve already been over the rest of that stuff...so no need to go over it again. hows other shit...with life and such?

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