fight for oil

hollandmad3 · Post by **hollandmad3** » Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:02 pm

i am a big believer in our country and freedom but when we are fighting in Iraq to seize their oil and take over their country I have to draw the line

RichardLowry · Post by **RichardLowry** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 6:22 am

If we are fighting to seize their oil, how come our gas prices are so high? If we are fighting to take over their country, how come we helped to set up an Iraqi government and supported free elections?

It is always best to have the facts before coming to a conclusion.

SGT_JDC · Post by **SGT_JDC** » Thu Oct 27, 2005 3:04 pm

Saddam refused to allow UN inspectors to do their job. Other nations allowed to UN inspector to get turned down too.

So America said if you are not going to look for Weapons of MAss Destruction We will.

In order to do the inspections we had to take down Saddams government.

We did that with two things in mind, First was we did find some WMD, not what we think is still buried but we did it.

Next was to free the Iraqi people of the totalitarion regime, to improve HUMAN RIGHTS. We have done that.

NOw it is to help establish a governement and allow them to team together for a Consistution allowing all people certian freedoms.

Its in the works.
They are having Saddams trial.
They are working on their Constitution.
They have more Humans Rights.

Freedom is never free it is paid for in blood.
Ours and theirs.

So had we allowed Saddam to continue he rein of terror to continue, all the deaths of our ancestors in WW-I, WW-II, would mean nothing totally nothing.

If it was for oil we would not be were we are today in fuel prices.

It is sad that non-military people cannot see this.
JDC

Big Lew · Post by **Big Lew** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 5:48 am

hollandmad3 wrote: i am a big believer in our country and freedom but when we are fighting in Iraq to seize their oil and take over their country I have to draw the line

What rock have you been hiding under?? And were do you get this "we" crap? I don't see a rifle in your hands! You can "draw" that line all you want to, but the wind will just keep blowin' it away! Get the facts straight!

Big Lew · Post by **Big Lew** » Tue Nov 01, 2005 4:42 am

hollandmad3, click on this link, maybe it'll remind you why we're there!

http://members.cox.net/classicweb/email.htm

SSGRONFIN · Post by **SSGRONFIN** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 1:57 pm

hollandmad3 wrote: i am a big believer in our country and freedom but when we are fighting in Iraq to seize their oil and take over their country I have to draw the line

You're a believer alright, maybe too much in fairy tales. I haven't seen a drop of oil "seized" since the Gulf War, or Operation Iraqi Freedom. How about picking up a book to start the fight against ignorance.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 6:17 pm

SSGRONFIN wrote: How about picking up a book to start the fight against ignorance.

Probably already has,
The only hitch is that the author
is Michael Moore.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun Dec 18, 2005 3:55 pm

do you think had we not gone in, our oil would be in fine supply?

doubtful, what with the increasing tensions our oil supply from Iraq would have been cut off. And prices would have increased.

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