I wasn't aware that Kuwait was one of the United States.
The things you learn around here.![]()
yep then poor innocent soldiers under Saddam were forced to invade the war mongering Kuwait citizens bring down on them the wrath of the godless infidels of the u.n-- sponsored by SAUDI ARABIA
he stuck to what he did best-- acting
tried to join the navy but was refused entry due to health issues
Again, what does this have to do with the U.S.?
Kuwait is not U.S. territory and Iraq never attacked the United States.
So, when Iraqi extremist start attacking Americans in the U.S. will it be justified (using the logic you have put forth several times in this thread...that retaliation is acceptable. even if the consequences are severe, if one attacks another first)?
Would a future Iraqi extremist government now be justified in launching a nuclear attack on a U.S. city since we attacked first? How about Iran (if we foolishly attack Iran first)?
KID: The Japanese attacked first, thus, the U.S. was justified in the atomic bombing.
Surasak: The Americans attacked Iraq first, thus, Iraq (and maybe Iran) would be justified in atom bombing the U.S. (following KID's logic, of course).
Be careful what you wish for, KID.
The Wiki number includes U.S. Merchant Marine casualties of around 9,000.
United States Merchant Marine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaIn time of war, the merchant marine is an auxiliary to the Navy, and can be called upon to deliver troops and supplies for the military.
All casualty figures in WW2 pale against those of the Soviet Union.
More German soldiers lost their life in Russia than all other theatres of the war (including Germany) combined.
More Russians lost their life than all fatalities of all other warring countries combined.
And when the oil fields run dry, then.........? Will all the conflict and nastiness have been in vain?[/quote]
Again...those fields are not ging to run dry in your's, your kids or their great, great grand kids lifetimes.
besides, they are finding more fields all the time.
taken from another topic:
The world is using 4.3 billion barrels a year. Present proved reserves of the top ten countries are approx. 1092 billion barrels. Proved reserves means presently profitable to retrieve and refine. The USA has 500 billion to 1.1 trillion in oil shale unconventional reserves alone. There are proabably trillions of barrels farther out in the oceans. The oil companies presently look for deposits as close to the marketplace as possible. The proved oil reserves of the Middle East shifts to a higher and higher number as the value of oil increases. The oil is there. It's a matter of at what price does it become profitable to pull out of the ground and refine.
justified? i'm not sure what you mean, but the pentagon was certainly a legitimate target.
the WTC is less clear, but i'm sure from their perspective it was fair game.
The CIA, NSA, FBI, Customs, and other Federal agencies had large offices there.
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For a missile
Hardly. The damage is not consistent with that of a cruise missile.
I didn't see any photos or videos of a missle either.
Do you know how much a jet airliner weighs? Hint: it's mostly air. A fully loaded 757-23 weighs 225,000 pounds.
What else weighs 225,000 pounds?
This: Type GK1C-B Diesel Locomotive
How big of a hole do you think it would make in the outer wall of the Pentagon?
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