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**Foriaelalse** · 03-09-2009, 01:47 AM

Thing is all of the links of him to terrorists broadly, none of them linked him substantially to Al Qaeda specifically (nice back pedal there) and none of them linked him to major attacks against the US. Whats more there was nothing to suggest he could not have been contained or dealt with later when or if he ever became a threat. Ignoring Afghanistan while we pissed everything away in Iraq was stupid.

He WAS linked to al Qaeda, as I posted above. He wasn’t unquestionable linked to any attacks on the US (although there is evidence to suggest Iraq’s complicity in the 1993 WTC bombing), but there’s no way to say that would always have been the case. After an attack, it’s too late; all you can do is sit back and wispfully think what SHOULD have been done. I thought 9/11 would have taught that lesson, but I guess not for everyone.

03-09-2009, 01:47 AM	#33
Foriaelalse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 321 Senior Member	Thing is all of the links of him to terrorists broadly, none of them linked him substantially to Al Qaeda specifically (nice back pedal there) and none of them linked him to major attacks against the US. Whats more there was nothing to suggest he could not have been contained or dealt with later when or if he ever became a threat. Ignoring Afghanistan while we pissed everything away in Iraq was stupid. He WAS linked to al Qaeda, as I posted above. He wasn’t unquestionable linked to any attacks on the US (although there is evidence to suggest Iraq’s complicity in the 1993 WTC bombing), but there’s no way to say that would always have been the case. After an attack, it’s too late; all you can do is sit back and wispfully think what SHOULD have been done. I thought 9/11 would have taught that lesson, but I guess not for everyone.
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