STORM2K

Did the secretary of state successfully make his case against Saddam?


WITHOUT A DOUBT!!

He could not have been any clearer. Like President Bush said, "let's roll."

GOD BLESS AMERICA
LAND OF THE FREE AND HOME OF THE BRAVE!!!!

I'll let you guess where I stand...

Mf a little dramatic huh???? Jk I like it, was that hurricane :o dude in the pilot seat??

Rainband...this is drastic



And not a bad idea IMO

Yes he made the case very easy to go and ROLL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One would have to be deaf, dumb and blind NOT to understand the absolute truth contained in Secretary Powell's message to the "debating society" that the UN has become; who needs the UN, anyway? WE don't...and for the Germans, I say, "Bitte sie hier scheiss essen"...for the French, "Mangez vous le merde".

For Iraq...I'll let the F-22s do the talking for me!

I'm so glad that I dont have to suit up to go back there in Iraq....one trip is too many.

Bill O'Reily's take on it. hehe I love this guy.

Thursday, February 06, 2003
By Bill O'Reilly


Here in the United States, Secretary Powell's speech was generally a success. Even dovish congressmen like Al C. Hastings of Florida admit Mr. Powell made a very persuasive case that Iraq is violating U.N. Resolution 1441.





A few Democrats, most notably Nancy Pelosi and Ted Kennedy, nit-picked the speech, but clear thinking Americans know the gig is up for Saddam. He's violated the U.N. mandate.

It's interesting because none of the Democratic presidential candidates said very much because they know most Americans support President Bush. And even overseas, opposition to removing Saddam is shrinking. Germany and France are on the defensive, China is wishy-washy and Russia is on board.

So what happens now? Talking Points can report that by the end of March, Saddam Hussein will not be living in Baghdad. That's all I can tell you right now. But if they're taking odds in Vegas, there you go. Some believe the removal of Saddam will cause the USA problems, and that's entirely possible. But the up side is enormous.

After removing Saddam, the United States will be able to set up very effective ground intelligence in the Gulf region, making it much more difficult for Al Qaeda to operate there. Also, the USA will be poised on the border of Iran, making it much more difficult for that country to support terrorism. The same thing with Syria in the West.

So, terrorism will suffer a big defeat, along with the criminal regime of Saddam.

With U.S. forces on guard in Iraq, it'll be much more difficult for groups like Hamas and Hezbollah to continue their murderous rampage. And once things calm down in Israel, a truce between the Palestinians and the Israelis becomes much more realistic.

So, there's a huge up side for removing Saddam that has nothing to do with weapons of mass destruction. And that's important to keep in mind. This argument, though, and all others, will not sway people who hate America or President Bush. No matter how the case is made by Colin Powell or anybody else, they'll oppose removing Saddam. But at this point it doesn't matter. Saddam is toast and most nations in the world will provide the butter.

And that's the memo.

Powell gave a good rapid fire multimedia presentation verifying that Al Qaeda is entrenched in Northeastern Iraq, but the kicker was that they're openly brokering deals in Baghdad! Our Special Forces have been on the ground in Northern Iraq for several weeks now talking with the locals and confirming that yes, indeed, Qaeda are living among the locals planning their nafarious deeds. One countermeasure that they have planned is to blow the dam/reservoir and flood the valley between liberation troops and themselves so we'll have to hit them hard during the first couple days with cruise missiles, smart bombs, microwave weapons that render all electronics useless (like EMP) and a few other surprises that Captain Insaneo deserves. Hopefully his 'troops' will again see the futility and defect quickly. Since Saddam doesn't care about human life including his son-in-law's, he's going to pull out all his nasty stuff and try to use it. We have to prevent that from the onset. It's going to get interesting probably near the end of the month.

M2

Heehee I liked Conan O'Briens take on Powell's talk about the mobile chemical units...cracked me up! Funny even though things are serious we always find a laugh.

Conan is Hillarios. So is Leno. LMAO they crack me up
What did he say Rob?

I wish the information came out earlier. However, I know that a war with Iraq will raise that Security threat even higher!

Nope. Sorry guys, but I am conservative in these things and wait as long as possible to vote.

WOW.

This is a really old thread.

He convinced me at the time. Too bad everything was wrong.

i loke the begining of this thread.