Serial Killers

Why do liberals prefer Iraq to be under the control of a genocidal mass murderer. By saying we shouldn’t have taken Saddam out, doesn’t that mean that they want him in power?

Good for the goose, good for the gander?
USA supports torture, arrests without charges,
murders without punishment, unilateral action to
obtain unstated goals. A military government led by a buffoon "decider" without limit on his powers to order mass murder in Iraq or anywhere in the world. By the unstated
terms of his fabricated and mismanaged "war on terror", Bush is King of the World. It is an obvious and doomed western attempt to hijack economic and commodity (oil) power indefinitely.

pundits are now saying that this will hurt relations with the vital ally Turkey.

does this mean that the 1915 genocide should not be condemned for political gain and expedience?

perhaps if Germany complained about the bad image the holocaust has given them we should rescind our condemnation of it?

how can you justify NOT condemning acts of genocide and mass murder, just for political ends?
Bryan –
if the right thing had been done in 1915 and the issue addressed then the democrats wouldn’t be able to take political advantage of the situation. since our congress can’t seem to force King George to leave Iraq, maybe Turkey can help us get out of Iraq.

nah, i doubt it. we both know that, even if the troops didn’t have food or water, Bush would continue to "support" them so much that he wouldn’t let them leave.

Is it not a hypocrocy? Actually the amount of destruction and mass murder committed by USA in Iraq is much much more??

If so, why did lord Reagan defend Saddam Hussein from the UN Security Council?

Why didn’t Reagan cut all ties with Iraq after Saddam mass murdered the Kurds vs defended him?
everythi… (below) Russia invaded Afghanistan, not Iraq.
Brian (below) You stated "may" not have been the right thing?

Bush must fit the profile this teacher from University of Purdue is talking about, the mass murders that bush is doing in iraq seem to have a larger scale but never the less are murders as the ones occurred in virginia tech.

Schools, malls, churches…. what’s next?

Is there any possible connection to the easy availability of all kinds of guns?
Iraq, Colombia, Afghanistan, Sudan – yes the US IS in the same company of these most violent countries – sadly.
To Be Nice; I’d like to see a source for your claim that a million crimes are prevented per year by guns.

is that the same when you walk after 8 pm in ant down town city in USA, gangs and drugs dealer are controlling the city by night, they can not make own college secure mass murder in Virginia,
what they want in Iraq? this is others country, others religion others people, who’s give american such this power to go in others country with gun tank to kill the women and children? where is the united nation and human right groups, where is the law? no body in waited the american in Iraq? are any power country have right to take over the others? why american some of your guys so selfish , leave this Iraqi alone this is they are you can not change them, they had war mass killing eath others from biginer of Isalm …

5). Henry Kissinger—–One of many Pentagon Advisors, Kissinger sits on the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board under Perle. Kissinger had a part in the Watergate crimes,
Southeast Asia mass murders, Chile dictatorship, and more recently served as Serbian Dictator Slobodan Milosevic’s Advisor.

Why is he still a free man….advising the Presidents of the United State…?

Now, why was this not on CNN?
oh, and I forgot about Iraq!

It appears to me that whilst we talk about Elections, the Immigration Bill and No Child Left Behind, we are purposely being distracted from the Carnage that is Iraq, and continues to get more desperate in Afghanistan, and a cinder box is about to blow in Gaza and West Bank….

All this are directly the doing of American ‘non-foreign’ policy and it’s blind love affair with the big ‘I’ (cannot say the country, because they refuse to post my questions)