Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock
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We should have done it properly the first time, if that's what you mean.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain... -
Yes we should have sent in more troops, Rumsfeld did not listen to advice and we are now paying the price. Invasion was a good thing, however the subsequent peace keeping and nation building was a failure.Originally posted by MordacWe should have done it properly the first time, if that's what you mean.Sola gratia
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I agree with Chico
Perhaps God does exist. Darwin could never have done that.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Perhaps you invaded the wrong country - hint which nationality was the most represented on the Sep 11th planes ?Originally posted by ChicoYes we should have sent in more troops, Rumsfeld did not listen to advice and we are now paying the price. Invasion was a good thing, however the subsequent peace keeping and nation building was a failure.
Mere detail I know - what they want to buy a shed lot of weapons from us ?
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No.Originally posted by MordacWe should have done it properly the first time, if that's what you mean.
Apparantly Bush senior decided against going in to support the Shia uprising because they didn't want a civil war on their hands. Bush senior was also (apparantly) against Bush junior going in for the same reasons.
I think it's pretty clear we shouldn't have invaded Iraq. We should have sent more troops to Afghanistan instead.Cats are evil.Comment
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Remind me of the good things that the invasion has gave us ?Originally posted by ChicoYes we should have sent in more troops, Rumsfeld did not listen to advice and we are now paying the price. Invasion was a good thing, however the subsequent peace keeping and nation building was a failure.
If you dont think there are not enough troops in Iraq Im sure they will have you as a volunteer - I anticiapte your blogs from Frontline Iraq with great anticipation ... whats that you say - dont fancy it ?
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Alfred every now and again,you attempt to justify your tree hugging views. One question I have for you - never mind the War in Iraq, was the War in Afganistan justified?Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockRemind me of the good things that the invasion has gave us ?
If you dont think there are not enough troops in Iraq Im sure they will have you as a volunteer - I anticiapte your blogs from Frontline Iraq with great anticipation ... whats that you say - dont fancy it ?
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Judging by the fact that the retreat from Kabul was the biggest ever defeat for the British Millitary I think not.Originally posted by ChicoAlfred every now and again,you attempt to justify your tree hugging views. One question I have for you - never mind the War in Iraq, was the War in Afganistan justified?Comment
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Forget about the delivery - was it justified in the first place? A simple YES or NO will suffice.Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockJudging by the fact that the retreat from Kabul was the biggest ever defeat for the British Millitary I think not.Sola gratia
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Originally posted by ChicoForget about the delivery - was it justified in the first place? A simple YES or NO will suffice.
He he. Bird brain is back ....Nice one Alf ....
BTW That answer should prove that Chico is real and not a virtual character or bot.Last edited by sasguru; 4 December 2006, 16:45.Hard Brexit now!
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