What are we fighting for?

[Cow_tipping]

No sir, we are fighting for liquid gold sir, the juice of the earth, the light sweet sweet sweet mother of all crude sir … what … you guys didn’t know that.
This is how it will work.
The oil Belongs to the Iraqi people – you must have heard our supreme leader religious tyrant rant that … The iraqi people now want to kill each other. So we can now police them and keep them from killing each other and charge them for it. Then we can in a covert operation sell them the guns to kill each other and charge them for it. After that we can once again withdraw and sell arms to both sides and let them obliterate each other while we charge them for it. Now that its completely done, we have all the oil in Iraq. Iran, repeat.
Cool.
Cow_tipping.

[gold_dredger_phd]

We are there to kill Jihadis! It’s better to have them all in one country so they are concentrated enough to kill them efficiently.

People have forgotten who Saddam was.

[PerryChase]

We have to wonder why the Europeans are resisting calls for sanctions on Iraq. Could it be that they’d love to buy oil in Euros? Or erode American hegemony?

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Europe Resists U.S. on Curbing Ties With Iran

By STEVEN R. WEISMAN
Published: January 30, 2007

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 — European governments are resisting Bush administration demands that they curtail support for exports to Iran and that they block transactions and freeze assets of some Iranian companies, officials on both sides say. The resistance threatens to open a new rift between Europe and the United States over Iran.

[Anonymous]

Why do the Europeans (Germans and French, specifically), Russians, and Chinese resist sanctions on Iran? And, Iraq before we invaded?

C’mon, Perry. You know the answer. Because they are morally bankrupt countries selling equipment and arms to folks who’d love to later slit their throats.

I have no idea why we sell our armaments to anyone except the Brits, Aussies, and Japanese. Corrupt Congressman cannot say ‘No’ to defense lobbyists. Some of those weapons come back pointed our way.

[Anonymous]

We should announce our intention to pull all US forces out of Iraq and Afghanistan in 90 days if European and other nations with a stake in the outcome of these wars do not immediatley pony up 100,000 troops for immediate deployment. While we are at it, why don’t we announce that in 90 days we will be pulling out half of the 30,000+ troops defending the DMZ with North Korea and demand that other nations send their sons to eat kimchee and serve as trip wires for a North Korean invasion.

Let’s take a strategic pause for a few months and watch from the distance as European nations fall on their own swords and engage in endless debates with no action and the Middle East burns. It’s time this country got a little more respect for being the one nation (along with a few allies) willing to take a stand and back it up with action each and every time. It may not always work out the way we planned – like in Iraq – but thank God for our willingness to stand up to evil and face it head on.

[Anonymous]

“I really don’t care what we’re fighting for. All I know is that we are killing people who don’t like us. I take the side of the super hawks. I say we kill those who oppose us faster than they can be born. I’m proud to be part of a bellicose nation. I say take to the streets and raise your fists in fury. Proffer the Statue of Liberty a weapon to brandish in the face of our adversaries.”

Thanks to the “brazilliant” leaders we have, virtually everyone “doesn’t like us”. So would you suggest that we take out the entire world?

What a tool you are!

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