George W. Bush - on his book Decision Points

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[apacheaviator1]

History will judge this man. This should be a lesson for severely unqualified people who want the office of president. There things much wore than losing the election. Winning for example. Now your ancestors must live with the disgrace.

[ilikebac0n]

@Tekay92

"Being a dictator does not mean you want a WMD? Why not? "

What im trying to get you to understand is that dictators sometimes want wmds, other times dont, you to assume that because Saddam was evil he wanted WMDS, Not true, Saddam was happy to let the world think he had wmds, he did not tho.

[ilikebac0n]

@Tekay92

"he war wasn't illegal. The Un had a vote"

I that the un resoution that Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan, said, "I have indicated it was not in conformity with the UN Charter. From our point of view, from the charter point of view, it was illegal." LOL

[ilikebac0n]

@Tekay92

You have retarded views, you believe the spin and stories of the neocon bush administration, the war had nothing to do with WMD's or bringing democracy, it was totally about Iraqs natural resources, American went to war on false pretense and now you're trying to justify it by "he tried to make wmds in the past" and "he was a bad man so its ok"

Hundreds of thousands are dead, Iraq is being bled try of its natural resources, people continue to die each day, how can you support murder

[Tekay92]

@ilikebac0n

Okay, I didn't mean any disrespect. I didn't know this was personal to you, and I apologize for using offensive language earlier. I just have different views.

[ilikebac0n]

@Tekay92

ive said many times that saddam is evil, bush was more evil.

[ilikebac0n]

as you see below in my other posts i have said he was a evil man, please stop disrespecting my dead family by praising the American government

It was the American government that abandoned the kurds after the first golf war allowing Saddam to use chemical weapons on them, American government = evil, especially bush

[Tekay92]

@ilikebac0n

I'm sorry to hear about your family, but your last point doesn't make any sense.

[ilikebac0n]

@Tekay92

I dont think he was a saint, as you see below he was a evil man, many of my family died when he used chemical weapons against the kurds, he didnt cooperate because he was a troll.

[Tekay92]

@ilikebac0n

If Saddam wasn't in the process of making them, why would he deny the UN from investigating? Google up UN Security Resolution 1441, basically it told Saddam to cooperation to weapons inspectors otherwise he was going to get attacked, and he chose not to cooperate.

Why the fuck would he not cooperate if he wasn't making WMDs? He knew he would get bombed, his country destroyed, and he would lose everything if he didn't cooperate. You're a fucking retard for thinking he was a saint.