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Old 07-13-2008, 08:03 PM   #61
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Originally Posted by Dirkadirkastan
The trouble starts when we recall pre-9/11 Bush speaking about a humble, non-interventionist foreign policy. Since then, we always hear about how "everything changed on 9/11". So far so good, because we were attacked on our own soil. We were reacting to an act of war waged against us, not meddling in other people's business for no reason. In other words, 9/11 was our justification for invading the Middle East. But that's precisely why everything falls apart when Cheney suddenly announces Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11.
I think this is where your argument falls apart to be honest. When did we find this out? Certainly not from how Sadaam Hussein was acting both leading up to the invasion or the ~10 years prior.

Or are you saying that once we found out we should have then turned around and said sorry, see ya'. All the while that al queda was taking over the country.
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