libya to give up wmd
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Lybia has taken many positive steps over the years to right its wrongs. I really don't know what to think as its case is truly unique. Surely these actions don't bring justice to the harms done but what is one to do? As i said, it's unique and bazaar. Forgive and forget i guess. Let god sort'em out.
He was the first one to go on TV to respond directly to the Ameican people. When he pointed that redneck finger & gave his speech I thought it was still questionable but would give him the benefit of the doubt. When proof showed up I wanted impeachment, then & there.
I don't doubt there are lies from all of them but don't talk "to me" & then lie to my face.
I don't doubt there are lies from all of them but don't talk "to me" & then lie to my face.
The Other One
Banned
See--that the U.S. set the example in Iraq is a good thing. al-Ghadafi saw Huessein crawling out of a hole in the ground and wanted no part of it himself.
Some highlights from President Bush's speech on the subject:
"Opposing proliferation is one of the highest priorities of the war against terror. The attacks of September the 11th, 2001 brought tragedy to the United States and revealed a future threat of even greater magnitude. Terrorists who killed thousands of innocent people would, if they ever gained weapons of mass destruction, kill hundreds of thousands — without hesitation and without mercy. And this danger is dramatically increased when regimes build or acquire weapons of mass destruction and maintain ties to terrorist groups.
"We obtained an additional United Nations Security Council Resolution requiring Saddam Hussein to prove that he had disarmed, and when that resolution was defied, we led a coalition to enforce it. All of these actions by the United States and our allies have sent an unmistakable message to regimes that seek or possess weapons of mass destruction. Those weapons do not bring influence or prestige. They bring isolation and otherwise unwelcome consequences.
"And another message should be equally clear: leaders who abandon the pursuit of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons, and the means to deliver them, will find an open path to better relations with the United States and other free nations."
Some highlights from President Bush's speech on the subject:
"Opposing proliferation is one of the highest priorities of the war against terror. The attacks of September the 11th, 2001 brought tragedy to the United States and revealed a future threat of even greater magnitude. Terrorists who killed thousands of innocent people would, if they ever gained weapons of mass destruction, kill hundreds of thousands — without hesitation and without mercy. And this danger is dramatically increased when regimes build or acquire weapons of mass destruction and maintain ties to terrorist groups.
"We obtained an additional United Nations Security Council Resolution requiring Saddam Hussein to prove that he had disarmed, and when that resolution was defied, we led a coalition to enforce it. All of these actions by the United States and our allies have sent an unmistakable message to regimes that seek or possess weapons of mass destruction. Those weapons do not bring influence or prestige. They bring isolation and otherwise unwelcome consequences.
"And another message should be equally clear: leaders who abandon the pursuit of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons, and the means to deliver them, will find an open path to better relations with the United States and other free nations."
chcr
Too cute for words
YoungsterGonz said:(I was 10)
They didn't make you learn in American History why he got thrown out? As I remember, a lot of conservatives were pissed because he was the president and shouldn't be questioned. Any of this sound familiar at all? No one is above the law. I won't rehearse my Bush compalints again, I'm tired of arguing about them. I just hope criminal charges are filed one day.
Ms Ann Thrope
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There are two things I suppose I should thank Nixon for: he stole my innocence and shattered my belief in the US government. 
