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Congo, Zaire, Angola would be really annoying to fight in - it's basically vietnam all over again.
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Oh so the USA is only moralic superior nation if it is easy? Liberating some nations is "annoying"...
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Pakistan is a strategic ally
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so the goverment is allowed to do whatevery they want to, just like iraq a couple of years ago...that brings up the question again if the USA is able to learn...
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North Korea is well on it's way to being liberated, if they keep up their agressive stance. Containment seems to work for now.
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So the people have to starve a bit longer, no problem for them, they are used to it...
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Yes, 7 soldiers... to support the African peacekeepers, and to prepare the way for another batch of US troops as soon as Taylor steps down.
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Why wait? Why not force him out just like Saddam? I try to see the whole picture with the eyes of a pro War guy and it makes no sense. so please explain it to since I seem to be too stupid...
And if he is gone, do have plans for the time after that? or will it be try and error like iraq? Do you have plans to prevent the nation to become a nation "where various tribes like to murder each other on a daily basis" or where various groups try to murder american troops on a daily basis?
Do you think the USA will wait until a stable goverment is installed in the iraq or will they try to get out of there as quick as possible leaving the nation in a potentially unstable situation?
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Originally posted by Dragonlich
As for Taylor's connections to Al Qaida: I wouldn't know. Might be true, I just never heard anything about it. Suppose it's true - how is this suddenly justification for an intervention, when it wasn't in the case of Saddam? 
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nice try, but there are no connections between Saddam and AlKaida.