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Contributor: solardog
Date: 2003-03-19 02:34:33
well said. many things to consider now that the US is now actively'removing' Saddam.
on top of the 90billion Bush is allocating to this war in itself, how many tax dollars are we gonna see go overseas to 'rebuild the gulf'? Aren't the Americans already in debt over half a trillion dollars?(projected to rise to 1.8 trillion by 2010)where do these guys get there credit???thats what Id like to know
yes, it'll be very interesting to see if the UN will charge the US with anything, now that they're acting outside international law. (though I doubt any 'ONE' would or could enforce it, either, I also doubt that the world will sit idly while this injustice occurs)
the UN inspectors wer not permitted to do their job, and thats too bad, for everyone.
I say we call collections in after the US government and suspend their 'credit cards' for a minimum 90 days, preferably 900 days.
As they pile more Debt onto their own people so that they can 'liberate' the Iraqis to the same brand of 'freedom' while maiming the land on both sides of the globe, I again wonder who the Bush administration expects is going to pay for all of this destruction and the rebuilding on top of that. you guessed it,THE US TAXPAYERS! or more precisely, the taxpayers' children's children for quite a while. not something for these citizens to be too proud of, or pleased with.
we should really view the bush administration as criminals, and any other regime in possession of weapons of mass destruction. war has never solved anything.
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