Message From An Angry American Soldier

We have gone from:
To this line:

To which the befuddled numpty,ocelot2006, gives thanks and praises for the rescue attempt to dig him out of his hole.

The whole 'rescue attempt' rest on the question of whether you think  "The terrorists who entered Iraq, were either in regions outside Saddam's control or were there on their own accord, and not on the behest of Saddam."This categorical statement of 'fact' has one gaping hole. . . . . .it exists in the figment of the guff merchant's imagination.

For instance,all of a sudden we are led to believe that Jama'at al-Tawhid's founder Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's activities in the Sunni Triangle and Baghdad occurred outside Saddam's control or that Abu Nidal and Abdul Rahman Yasin's stay at the behest of Saddam in Baghdad for over a decade were not really at the behest of Saddam,unless we are also saying Baghdad wasn't under the control of Saddam-lets bear this in mind the next time some numpty claims that Iraq descended into chaos only after the invasion.


You know what is funny.I believe this is the same knucklehead who expressed the wish to study law at an Ivy League institution,with this kind of reasoning,such ambitions will remain only a dream.

Amorphous is something that is shapeless,formless;lacking organisation.The term,al-qaeda,often no longer describes a vertically organised hierarchical organisation a la the IRA or ETA but is instead applied to a panoply of Islamists militant organisations broadly sharing the same goals and ideologies as OBL's original set-up. 

Unless you are a knucklehead,there is no way amorphous or my previous post entails that all Islamist militant groups carried out 9/11 in collusion.Surely,the analogy drawn with the US declaration of war on Germany post Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor should have made things clear.


With this appalling grasp of terminology,for instance neo-con,how am I supposed to take you seriously?


This wretched attempt at making a point,what some know as an argumentum ad misericordiam,doesn't wash.Have you not heard of my Iraqi in-laws whose Shia relatives were slaughtered by Saddam? With polls showing a plurality of Iraqis stating that the removal of Saddam was worth it,anybody who knows many Iraqi Kurds or Shia,friends or family,won't be surprised.