Iraq War is Aiding Terrorism
Sept. 24: A new U.S. government classified report states that the war in Iraq is hurting the fight against terrorism. - Washington Post
Imagine that.
A Belated Revelation...
Discussion in '2006 Archive' started by The Galatian, Sep 24, 2006.
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I would parse it as the occupation of Iraq
The United States is very good at war and taking real estate but they are abysmal when it comes to occupation The policies imposed on soldiers who are geared to take real estate is terrible they deserve better. Plus you have cronyism coming out of the bush culture and leadership in the Republican party turning blind eyes to the misappropriation of billions that is multi-billions ,for that the bush culture is due for an impeachment.
This (N.I.E.) report I hear was given as a help to the President in April but his incompetence turned a blind eye..again! 16 agencies...I repeat 16 agencies all of them came to the conclusion ...now we will wait for the the spin...something to the effect ...ya got to stir up the hornets nest in the short term....more incompetence and cynicism on the part of the bush culture of incompetence.
imho H.H.S
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20060925.wterror0925/BNStory/International/home -
Revmitchell Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
It is rather curious the blame game that is taken on by libs. "The President Policies are creating terrorism" "the war in Iraq is creating terrorism" the Israelis' are creating terrorism". It is a fallacy meant to misdirect and achieve a political agenda by propagating misinformation.
When an individual commits a legally defined murder do we allow for his or her perceived reasons? When someone deals drugs do we allow for what instigated them to commit this crime?
Terrorists commit terror not because of governmental policies or mistreatment but because and only because the evil is in their heart to do.
As far as Iraq is concerned Iran supports and creates the terrorism in that region. Iran has long wanted to be in control of the entire middle east. And the libs want Iraq to at least appear to be worse than it is so that they can gain power. Most certainly if things are going well they cannot obtain their goal.
The whole strategy of the libs is based on the failure of the other side rather than what they can actually accomplish.
Sad really. Create strife to win politically. I say:
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In what way is it a fallacy? I'm getting the impression that you don't understand what a fallacy is. Are you any relation to Louis Booth?
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Maybe it would be good to remember that islam has had a significant hand in starting and growing terrorism . . .
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I think our intelligence people were commenting on what this administration did to help them.
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Bro. Curtis <img src =/curtis.gif>Site Supporter
When the forged memos/leaked classified info is against Bush, it's OK.
When this memo gets de-classified, later today, I expect the hand-wringing to stop. The latest in the "we got him now" archives. Along with the Plame non-issue, & Rather's forged memos. One thing's for sure, the dems never get enough dung on their shoes. Or egg on their face.
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"Asked about recently leaked internal U.S. intelligence estimates that claimed the Iraq war was fueling terrorist recruiting, Rice said: "Now that we're fighting back, of course they are fighting back, too."
"I find it just extraordinary that the argument is, all right, so they're using the fact they're being challenged in the Middle East and challenged in Iraq to recruit, therefore you've made the war on terrorism worse.
"It's as if we were in a good place on Sept. 11. Clearly, we weren't," she added.
"These are people who want to fight against us, and they're going to find a reason. And yes, they will recruit, but it doesn't mean you stop pursuing strategies that are ultimately going to stop them," Rice said." -
And even Bush's own intelligence people have found that invading Iraq benefitted the terrorists, and made us less safe.
And while Bush knew this since April, he hid the study, and continued to tell Americans that invading Iraq made us safer.
Obviously, there are those in his administration who are now alarmed enough to let this leak so Americans will know.
The terrorists already know, of course. It was just us who were in the dark about the consequences of Bush's actions. -
You just said that you would not encourage intelligence leaks . . .
And now you want the POTUS to become a traitor . . .
You are audacious. -
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Bro. Curtis <img src =/curtis.gif>Site Supporter
Hugh Hewitt completely destroys this issue.
Keep in mind that the National Intelligence Estimate, portions of which were declassified today --hailed by the New York Times on Sunday as "a consensus view of the 16 disparate spy services inside government"-- begins its "Key Judgments" section this way:
United States-led counterterrorism efforts have seriously damaged the leadership of al-Qa'ida and disrupted its operations; however, we judge that al-Qaida will continue to pose the greatest threat to the Homeland and US interests abroad by a single terrorist organization.The Times' reporters and editors that ran Sunday's stories were either chumps who got played by anti-Bush leakers, or purposefully deceptive agenda journalists from the anti-Bush fanatics division.
Read all of the declassified sections of the report. Nothing in it supports the Pelosi-Dean-Reid-Murtha Democrats' demand to cut-and-run from Iraq. Just the opposite in fact: "If democratic reform efforts in Muslim majority nations progress over the next five years, political participation probably would drive a wedge between intransigent extremists and groups willing to use the political process to achieve their local objectives."...
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The democratic Party and its agenda journalist allies are campaigning for retreat from Iraq, a retreat that would be a decisive victory for the jihadists. Thus any vote for any Congressional Democrat is a vote against victory and a vote for vulnerability.
And that is the conclusion supported by the NIE, touted just 48 hours ago by the left as the key document of this political season.
http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/g/1e83db99-0996-4d1a-b23b-0a64b836c058
Better luck, next time. But check the facts, first.
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Bush released the least damaging portions of the report. Even so, the Dallas Morning news reports show a very damaging assessment.
The report concludes that Iraq has become a recruiting tool for terrorists. Contrary to what we were being told, is is now undeniably clear that invading Iraq provided aid to terrorists.
Bush released 4 carefully edited pages of a 20 page report, and announced that Americans couild "see for themselves" what was in the report.
Not quite yet. But a reckoning is coming. -
Bro. Curtis <img src =/curtis.gif>Site Supporter
The released part of the document shows the exact opposite of what you say it did. You cannot say what the document concludes, unless you were in congress back in April, when they read it. So please, don't fib.
Second, it was the first release that was careless, like the Plame affair, & Rathergate, it was plastered all over the place, before facts were checked. It's like Aslan'spal runs the democrat media relations department. You are usually smarter than to fall for such things, but I'm guessing yer a Bush-hater first, libertarian second.
Anyhoo, yes, the reckoning day is coming, and I fully expect you to call us stupid & gullible, after the dems get their rear end handed to them, yet again. -
But given the nature of the democrats, it will be only a marginal improvement if they win. -
Bro. Curtis <img src =/curtis.gif>Site Supporter
They won't win. Americans don't hate Bush as much as you say we do, and the Dems won't be trusted with national security. I'm betting the dems will improve their base when they stop taking money from Soros, Moveon.org, & the daily kos.
"If you want money for people with minds that hate, all I can tell you is brother you have to wait...."
And no, I cannot wade through all your posts to find the one where you praise Bush. You probably wouldn't wade through mine, to find the many where I have criticized him.
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Revmitchell Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
Terrorists or Islamics are not driven by policies. While that has become the excuse it isn't a viable one.
When an abortion clinic is blown up (and I do not condone that) who blames the policies of the clinic. Certainly not libs. But when it comes to Iraq hypocrisy abounds.
Terrorists are motivated by their own teachings and Koran. They live their lives under an impossible weight of trying to "balance the scale" (Surah 17) which means they must every minute of the day working hard not to commit the unpardonable sin Of which there are many.
While living under this impossible "scale" they have no eternal security in fact it is sinful to assume that you would enter into heaven. A Muslim is not supposed to assume upon Allah that you are going to heaven. Unconditional love is a foreign concept. "Allah only loves those who obey him" (Surah 2:15)
If you die under a declared fatwa you are guaranteed to go to heaven.
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Hard to find dishonesty so naively presented.
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