We Are Still Fighting The Gulf War of 1990

[Yavin4]

In essence, we are still fighting the original Gulf War of 1990. Throughout the 90s, we bombed Iraq on an almost monthly basis. Domestically, there was the first terrorist attack on the WTC in 1993. Later, there were other numerous attacks that Clinton thwarted, though some attacks like Cole bombing and the Sudan embassy bombing were carried out. Then in 2001, 9/11 happened. The retaliation in Afghanistan, the war in Iraq, the madrid bombing, and now today.

These events are all tied to the original Gulf War of 1990, which never really ended. We're fighting a new kind of warfare, whereby the weaker-technologically advanced side does not retaliate against the superior military force. Instead, they strike civilian targets. IOW, we bomb their cities. They blow up our buildings. We conquer their governments. They target our transportation systems.

The lesson here is that our asses are on the line here. The days of letting the Wolfowitzes, Perles, Cheaneys, Rumsfelds conduct their neat little wars are over. If we continue to let these chickenhawk, chicken-hearted, chickenshit asshats control our country, expect to see more and more such attacks.

[lapfog_1]

1. What's worse is that we've had another 15 years

wasted in removing our need for ME oil.

Without Oil Money, OBL would be a construction worker at his
fathers building company, without Oil Money, Saddam would have
been a tin pot dictator who couldn't wage war against Jamaica
or Luxembourg much less warrant the attention of Superpowers.

If we didn't buy their oil, we wouldn't need to invade their
countries, they wouldn't be able to export global jihad
(IF that is what this is part of... no proof of this yet).

[Yavin4]

2. Without Oil Money

Saddam and OBL would have been taxi drivers in their respective countries.