Saddam urges united Iraq fight
Congo--Kinshasa
17-10-2006, 07:40
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6055798.stm
How many Iraqis do you think will heed this call? Will it have any effect on the insurgency?
1) aren't many insurgents from outside of Iraq anymore?
2) They'll never unite. Its like asking the Catholics and Protestants to come back together.
3) They'd have a unified Iraq if we would had left Sadam in power, and none of this would be happening.
Congo--Kinshasa
17-10-2006, 08:06
3) They'd have a unified Iraq if we would had left Sadam in power, and none of this would be happening.
Yes, but good luck getting Busheviks to admit that. :(
Yes, but good luck getting Busheviks to admit that. :(
They can't seem to agree on anything anyways. One day its one story, tommorrow it'll be something else, and they'll always fill the loopholes with attacks against patriotism.
Manfigurut
17-10-2006, 08:11
No way, but perhaps they'll get more angry at the Americans as life was better in Iraq under Saddam
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6055798.stm
How many Iraqis do you think will heed this call? Will it have any effect on the insurgency?
I suspect it will have some effect on those in the insurgancy who originally were loyal to Hussein.
Although, while I do want to see a unified Iraq, an Iraq unified AGAINST the U.S. and her allies wouldn't exactly be a very good thing.
Kroisistan
17-10-2006, 08:25
What can the man say. He's a uniter, not a divider.
Risottia
17-10-2006, 08:30
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6055798.stm
How many Iraqis do you think will heed this call? Will it have any effect on the insurgency?
Just Arab Sunnis (this excludes Kurds, of course). Most Shiites hate Saddam.
Congo--Kinshasa
17-10-2006, 14:04
Just Arab Sunnis (this excludes Kurds, of course). Most Shiites hate Saddam.
True, but they do have a common enemy.
he is back!
What a beautiful world,only Democracy can do it,wow.....!!!!!!!!!
Nobody expected "that",
1 spammer in a world of terorists,at least he was "straight to the point"sort of guy
You can not say it for the rest of the story thought...
Why should anyone listen to Saddam? The Iraqis are too busy killing each other to make a united fight against the U.S. I doubt that will change anytime soon. Neither we or anyone else is going to have much luck controlling the situtation.
Greyenivol Colony
17-10-2006, 15:10
No way, but perhaps they'll get more angry at the Americans as life was better in Iraq under Saddam
*sigh* No it wasn't.
And Saddam is a complete nonentity today, there is no significant body of people who would be willing to follow him.
Congo--Kinshasa
17-10-2006, 15:14
*sigh* No it wasn't.
Yes, it was.
Yes, it was.
i know a kurd who will say it was
King Bodacious
17-10-2006, 15:23
Iraqis killing Iraqis just shows how uncivilized, barbaric, lawlessness, etc... they are.
Iraqis for the obvious reasons can not be trusted to find the middle grounds of an agreed and fair rule of law....Therefore, Law must be put into place by the Intn'l community to help the Iraqis. It's unfortunate that so many around the world just "don't get it".
Congo--Kinshasa
17-10-2006, 15:27
i know a kurd who will say it was
http://www.orlyowl.com/upload/files/O_RLY_SADDAM.jpg
Iraqis killing Iraqis just shows how uncivilized, barbaric, lawlessness, etc... they are.
Iraqis for the obvious reasons can not be trusted to find the middle grounds of an agreed and fair rule of law....Therefore, Law must be put into place by the Intn'l community to help the Iraqis. It's unfortunate that so many around the world just "don't get it".
no it only shows how people believe everything is white or black or yellow or red
with a wallot or not
Terrorists are ,millionaire they have a car ,a driver and a believer..
Similization
17-10-2006, 15:47
Iraqis killing Iraqis just shows how uncivilized, barbaric, lawlessness, etc... they are.All it shows is that they haven't established a powebalance yet.
Iraqis for the obvious reasons can not be trusted to find the middle grounds of an agreed and fair rule of law....Therefore, Law must be put into place by the Intn'l community to help the Iraqis. It's unfortunate that so many around the world just "don't get it".Just like the US, the factions in Iraq aren't interested in a fair rule of law. They want power, just like your government. They're willing to kill & terrorise to get it, just like your government.
The factions are too many & have too great a following for effective international intervention, just like they're too many & too popular for us coalition wankers to do anything about them.
But you're right about one thing. It's too bad so many around the world just "don't get it" - both our governments included.