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and it has taken nearly 3 years for that question to surface???
^ I'm sure it was asked before. I just wanted to revist the topic in light of ballot 95832.
They were islamic and they could afford it. Better question is, Why are the US in Iraq and not in saudi arabia or egypt??
National borders aren't as important in the Islamic world.
I know its not what you meant CT but i couldn't help thinking, Yeah thats why we as a nation attack islam at random.
More logic flaws. I predict you'll get a career as a GOP press secretary. If A causes B, but you find a B with no evidence of A, does that refute the premise? No. If the assertion was that terrorism is produced ONLY by outside aggression, I'd agree. As it stands ... you have misunderstood the initial statement. Again.
This ballot represents a major flaw in neo-con thinking (just one of many). The extremist conservative fundamentalist Islamic isn't tied to any nation, it is associated with the Islamic world. One of the prime errors that Bush and his crooks, and other ignorant neo-cons make, is to put too much importance on Islamic nations, when the people of the Middle East associate much more strongly with their ethnic and religious groups. And I agree that it is appalling for Bush to practically fornicate with Prince Abdullah among the bluebonnets all for the sake of oil. Whoring will not preserve America's greatness.
' If A causes B, but you find a B with no evidence of A, does that refute the premise?' Why not? Liberals for years have been saying: we bombed support Israel (A), terrorists hate us (B), therefore A causes B. I notice you have no problem with that correlation. And as it stands outside aggression seems to be a minor factor, if relevent at all. Many of the terrorists in Iraq are being brought in from abroad, so that theory holds even less water.
And the intial statement was 'does bombing create terrorists' followed by a list of people who claimed to have become terrorists after being bombed. ButI see you didn't have any qualms with that bit of correlation either, despite the dearth of evidence and presenve of a great deal of counter-evidence. When will you admit your bias?
- That sounds an awful lot like Huntington's arguments about an 'Islamic Civilizational identity' and the Clash of Civilizations.
Actually the 15 men were hand picked by osama bin laden. All of them were from Suadi Arabia because he wanted a wedge to be driven between the two nations. Those are the facts.
^Not all but most. And if we attached Saudi Arabia wouldn't we be playing right into his hands? Plus if the terrorist are based in Afghanistan why invade Saudi Arabia (or Iraq for that matter).
It wouldn't be hard to find radicals willing to die for a fundy cause *anywhere* on the planet. Hell, just busted a load of them less than a hundred miles north of our own border.
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