Mr. White’s -Terrorism in Iraq-

Is there terrorism in Iraq? Before answering this question it seems imperative for one more person to ask, do we still believe as a country that there was a link between the terrorism of 9/11 and Iraq? There have been commercials running portraying a house wife near tears because we cannot let the terrorists win by evacuating our troops from Iraq. What terrorists is she talking about, the ones in Afghanistan, Sudan, Iran, Pakistan, or what? There was no link between terrorism and Iraq, but I would put some money down that there will be in the future, unless we stay there for the entire existence of our own country.

Now, is there currently terrorism in Iraq? If a group is planning attacks against troops of an army that has just been trained by the army that conquered the previous government, is that terrorism? If another country’s army enters a country and implements their form of government, is it not expected that there would be detractors and are these detractors terrorists? Iraq does not have the necessary prerequisites to allow for terrorism. It does not have a fully formed government; it does not have an ideology that it projects internationally; it is not a fully formed country yet. Attacking our troops as they police another country is not terrorism, it is war. There is no good exit strategy with the totalitarianism of democracy.

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Published:: September 7, 2007 / 3:22 pm

Category:: politics, terrorism, war in Iraq

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Mr. White and Mr. Brown are brothers of different mothers. Friends exist for one to push the other’s self-awareness and these two are always pushing the other’s awareness to the limit. Both believe the world is benefited by their own insights. Both find pleasure in a well crafted argument but the difference lies in the evidence. Mr. White finds evidence from a mind centered on knowledge; Mr. Brown finds evidence from a mind centered on experience. At times their views will coincide and at times they will diverge, but in time Mr. Brown will come to know the error of his ways.

opit 9.7.07 / 3pm

Before the ‘trolls’ spam your thread let me say – bang on.

mrwhitemrbrown 9.18.07 / 7am

To answer your question, I will quote a CNN article I found by seaching for Al Qaeda.

“In a second statement, the purported head of the Islamic State, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, said he was “honored to announce” a new Ramadan offensive in memory of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the founder of al Qaeda in Iraq killed last year in a U.S. air strike.”

Yes, the war on terror has world wide fronts. And I have come around to Mr. White and his view that you cannot give democracy to those who do not seek it out themselves. Al Qaeda is found in Iraq, this cannot be disputed. I myself am at a lost when the fundamental question comes of what do we do next?
Source: http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/meast/09/15/iraq.alqaeda.ap/index.html?iref=newssearch

-Mr. Brown

mrwhitemrbrown 9.19.07 / 1am

Having an Al Qaeda cell in your country does not mean that declaring war on that country is justified by way of the war on terror. I am sure that almost every country has an Al Qaeda cell, including our own. Does that justify another country attacking us? Was there a connection between the Iraqi government and this Al Qaeda cell? Why couldn’t we just eliminate the cell? The lie is still being promulgated by such reputable sources as “CNN”.

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