Perhaps we as Americans should demand an International Tribunal to finally Investigate 911. We need to expose who the real terrorists are.

19 Arabs with boxcutters defeating NSA, CIA, FBI, NORAD and the US Airforce? I think not.

PNAC is where I would start the investigation. Motive, Motive and Motive. I bet this clown is a PNAC fascist.

But its not just Iraq who should be grateful. The invasion funneled large amounts of resources into the destruction of Iraq which led to record deficits in the USA economy. At the same time, it destabilized the region and disrupted oil supply.

It would be proper for all nations on earth to thank us for the current economomc meltdown. They should thank us for being at the brink of war with Iran. They should thank us for heating up the nuclear nation of Pakistan. Not to mention all the drug junkies should thank us for returning Afghanistan to tribal rule – leading to an increase in the supply of poppies.

What is there NOT to be grateful for?

Uncle Ho Says:
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darladooner; Some of us were fully aware of that BEFORE the first shot was fired in this illegal, immoral, and totally unjustified SUPREME WAR CRIME!

Agreed, Americans did want to kick someone’s ass at the time…..how’s that working for ya America?

Hey Arn, where have you been. How about the recent turn of events…….so far so good, eh?

Translation: you know how we explained that the lack of terror connections or WMD’s was justified by the fact that we’re spreading freedom? Well, we’re reversing ourselves on that. We don’t actually give a rodent’s rectum about Iraqi freedom, we just really hated Saddam ‘cuz he had terror connections and WMD’s.

PS: Unless you point out the facts that those connections and WMD’s don’t exist, and then we love the Iraqi people and their freedom again!

(b) Americans were assured, when the nation-building enterprise commenced, that oil-rich Iraq would underwrite our sacrifices on its behalf.

Here’s the bill for all those bullets we shot at you. Yeah, we actually believed we could get away with that.

That makes absolutely no sense!

1) Why should the Iraqis be grateful for a tenuous US interest in their democracy?

2) Once Iraq was occupied (in all of three weeks) Bush and his minions spent the next five years insisting in public that it was all about establishing Iraqi democracy, so US interest in Iraqi democracy was not tenuous but absolutely firm (or rather the pretense was).

“…( [In fact] our interest was the elimination of Saddam’s terror-mongering, weapons-proliferating regime),”

Saddam Hussein was no more of a “terror-monger” than any other national leader, nor was he involved in weapons proliferation ( whereas IN FACT the US is the world’s largest proliferator of conventional AND nuclear weapons).

“(b) Americans were assured, when the nation-building enterprise commenced, that oil-rich Iraq would underwrite our sacrifices on its behalf. ”

Americans like David Noon were promised by stupid Americans like Andrew Natsios and Paul Wolfowitz (not Iraqis) that the invasion, occupation and reconstruction would be paid-for by the Iraqis.

Smart Americans (like us) knew it was bullshit.

Call whaaaaambulance!

>>Ah, the freedom. Look, we have the gas-line freedom, the looting freedom, the killing freedom, the rape freedom, the hash-smoking freedom. I don’t know what to do with all this freedom.
—AKEEL, A TWENTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD BAGHDAD RESIDENT, ON LIFE IN THE NEW IRAQ<<

The abbove is from the excellent book by Christian Parenti “The Freedom”.

a) terror-mongering

nor

b) weapons-proliferating