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  1. March 24th, 2003, 05:43 AM #51
    Tedob1
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    taking iraqi oil is not an issue. those that know anything do not believe it is. the UN doesnt believe it is. the only issue here is the US acting without UN approval.

    control of a resource with which saddam can cripple the western world is a factor. the iraqi oil will be given to the iraqi people. control of this resource but not the profits from IMO will remain with the allied forces. (probably under the guise of distributing the profits to the iraqi people which it will. possibly the UN will be in control of this but i doubt that now.) That is how many barells will be produced and at what price. not that the price will be low or production too great because thats exactly what we dont want. With a low price and over production they (saddams regime) can destroy every other nations oil production and bring the entire world to its knees. this falls under the general catagory of terrorism which he does support. outwardly with the money given to the families of suicide bombers. on the clandestine side US intel says he supports terrorists with funding and weapons. i expect to hear..."well you cant prove that" which were the exact words of the taliban after 911. does anybody doubt this now. Some may argue the US's method but none doubt the US's reason. IMO when this war is over everyone will know the truth which i guess is a rather obvious statement.

    why this is so important now is the fact that the terrorst force which was originally only aimed at Israel has been expanded to include those that support Israel. just in case you've forgotten.
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  2. March 24th, 2003, 06:54 AM #52
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    You couldn't be more right, Tedob1. How very insightful.

    I'm really sorry Tedob1, I don't mean to be nit-picky, but it's Israel..... just remember the capitol next time and we'll call it even?
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  3. March 24th, 2003, 07:47 AM #53
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    sorry Korp! no offense meant. i wont even wait til next time. even changed the second i to an a.
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  4. March 24th, 2003, 08:22 AM #54
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    the iraqi oil will be given to the iraqi people
    A US supported government will be installed in Saddam's place, creating a US friendly government means that they will probably sell the US oil for a great price. And, until that government is in place, the US has already stated that it will hold the wells "in trust" for the iraqi people.
    which were the exact words of the taliban after 911. does anybody doubt this now
    The taliban weren't at fault for 9/11, Osama Bin Laden and his network of terrosists were, the US demolished the taliban because they were sheltering and protecting him.
    why this is so important now is the fact that the terrorst force which was originally only aimed at Israel has been expanded to include those that support Israel.
    Could you clarify please?
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  6. March 24th, 2003, 10:46 PM #55
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    umm seeing how teh us and uk will be in charge of iraq until a new govt is set up, why shouldnt they be the ones to set up the trust and manageme it? do you have someone better in mind? maybe the france?
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  7. March 24th, 2003, 11:39 PM #56
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    maybe the france
    The france, um, yeah...
    And no, the UN should setup a temporary comission until a provisionary government can be put in place.
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  8. March 24th, 2003, 11:46 PM #57
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    Hi
    this is RSND
    I am new here and I was just commenting on some of the quatations.
    A US supported government will be installed in Saddam's place, creating a US friendly government means that they will probably sell the US oil for a great price. And, until that government is in place, the US has already stated that it will hold the wells "in trust" for the iraqi people.
    I belive its from linuxelite

    Well i just wanted to say that this shows that they are invading IRAQ for oil.

    And a question

    What kind of help is that? US will help IRAQ rebuild its stuff by selling IRAQ's oil.

    I dont know

    I belive in that way IRAQ can do it better Than US because ITS their oil and the profit will go tho them not US's Pocket

    Dont you reckon that should be the case
    Its like Killing someone's cow to make him a shoe out of it
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    The taliban weren't at fault for 9/11, Osama Bin Laden and his network of terrosists were, the US demolished the taliban because they were sheltering and protecting him.
    This is a good comment but i still dont get how those villege idots managed to get on a plane and successfilly hijack the planes.


    They must be training for centuries
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  9. March 25th, 2003, 12:31 AM #58
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    on a somewhat lighter and off topic ish subject , i found a war news source that uses gru(russian intelligence) commmunication intercptions of war goings ons which is quite interesting www.aeronautics.ru/news/news002/news076.htm
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  11. March 25th, 2003, 01:31 AM #59
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    The profit WILL go to the Iraqi people, I'm fairly sure, and I thnk everybody can be fairly sure of that fact. But how much profit will there be when the US will probably be giving itself an amazing price on oil?
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  12. March 25th, 2003, 02:10 AM #60
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    Although your theory would seem logical from the outside Linuxelite, the truth is we dont get much oil from Iraq. I am sure there is more behind this war than oil (its always about money). I just am asking do you think the people of Iraq need liberating?

    http://www.apiinformation.org/factsh...l_imports.html , this shows the U.S. importing of oil percentages.
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