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No Iraq is a pay now and keep paying for the next 60 years. Iraq was and is a strategic error of historic proportion.

 

And you know that how?

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We'll have to disagree on that.

 

And we do. I just hope that in 30 years, when you and I are sitting at our enlarged computer screens reading this site through a magnifying glass, that I can find this thread in the archives.

 

Because, you see, its really impossible to say at this time whether Iraq was a strategic error of "historic proportion" as TA called it or it was the smart thing to do. In 30 years or so we'll probably be able to determine which of those two was right.

And we do. I just hope that in 30 years, when you and I are sitting at our enlarged computer screens reading this site through a magnifying glass, that I can find this thread in the archives.

 

Because, you see, its really impossible to say at this time whether Iraq was a strategic error of "historic proportion" as TA called it or it was the smart thing to do. In 30 years or so we'll probably be able to determine which of those two was right.

And, in 30 years, I will be a moderator, likely searching for ways to suspend you two. :p:p

And we do. I just hope that in 30 years, when you and I are sitting at our enlarged computer screens reading this site through a magnifying glass, that I can find this thread in the archives.

 

Because, you see, its really impossible to say at this time whether Iraq was a strategic error of "historic proportion" as TA called it or it was the smart thing to do. In 30 years or so we'll probably be able to determine which of those two was right.

 

In 30 years, we still won't know...no one can say what might have been.

 

Here's another possible scenario...Bin Laden becomes responsible for another terrorist attack on US soil. It might then be said that if we hadn't diverted our attention off of him and onto Iraq, then we might have gotten Bin Laden and that future attack not occur.

In 30 years, we still won't know...no one can say what might have been.

 

Here's another possible scenario...Bin Laden becomes responsible for another terrorist attack on US soil. It might then be said that if we hadn't diverted our attention off of him and onto Iraq, then we might have gotten Bin Laden and that future attack not occur.

 

As long as you're willing to argue that as long as there is no attack it's because we've kept them focused in Iraq.

As long as you're willing to argue that as long as there is no attack it's because we've kept them focused in Iraq.

 

I am only saying that we can never know what might have been. The scenario I gave is only a possible outcome that some might attribute to our decision to focus on the Iraqi War. That doesn't make it so.

I am only saying that we can never know what might have been. The scenario I gave is only a possible outcome that some might attribute to our decision to focus on the Iraqi War. That doesn't make it so.

 

I know, just playing devil's advocate to rile you up. :D

Unlike Bush, Obama will tax the right people.

 

I thought all people were to be treated equally. Are we returning to a new form of segregation of the 1st half of the 1900's?

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