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Bush, as far as spending goes, has been acting WAAAY too liberal, imo. and i was always annoyed that the WMD thing was played up so much in iraq...never bought it but all of gov't seemed to be going for it. would've been easier if saddam just admitted what he had had

wrong Bush you're referring to. my question stands though about how you expect George W Bush to pull this off in under 2 years and go into another country Enlightened, he does need approval from Congress and he got it. And yeah, Bush.... good lord they handled this poorly. But I do believe...

what are you talking about? though yeah, i agree with withoutaface saying "Religion should not be banned, but it's best that the government of a society is secular."

iraq isn't tied to 9/11, but it has had no problem supporting terrorism

canada was the 8th largest producer of oil in the world in 2004 (don't think 2005 stats are out yet) and is right next to the u.s. and actually.... http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0872964.html is listing iran over iraq. and has some weird way for canada to be second using some other form of...

if it was about oil america should've invaded canada. 9th largest exporter. Or Mexico. its greatest export is oil. Or venezueala, thats closer than iraq, and had an annoying dictator.

and how would Bush do anything after 2008? When people think that production or supply is going to be effected, the price goes up, even if supply wasn't effected. effect of commodity market because its one standardised price across the board

how is he going to do it later? he has 2 years, and there's no way he has the ability to do so politically in that time frame

if america wanted oil, they could've simply done what france and russia did, though and Katrina created a fear more than anything else, really...it also hit refining ability hard, but unfortunitly because oil is commodity market, fear of prices going up can cause prices to go up as well.

there's no way he has the power to

yeah, but iraq alone isn't enough to really have a sizeable effect on that. heck, if america just wanted the oil, they could've supported saddam like france and russia did. at this point, yeah...iran is concerning. of course, practically speaking, theres no way the u.s. will be putting many...

i watch about an hour a day....i've not watched news tv in years. its more based on reading, reading from media there, reading from iraqis living in iraq, from soldiers serving in iraq, etc.

control over oil really doesn't make a difference in a commodity market. oil from anywhere is the same price.

regarding iraq...first of all, saddam was executing hundreds of thousands and there was genocide. how is that peaceful, exactly? and if the point of Iraq was oil, then why is America getting NO BENEFIT of oil? prices for gas have increased significantly. Here's why the U.S. went into Iraq...

you really seem to be off on the sequence of events in WWII and things like that....if you've much a point to make though, feel free to start another thread, i'll debate you there and sparl3z, i think that religion is probably rooted in creating order and, often, power, rather than simply...

Re: Jihad Against Danish Newspaper no it isn't...theres nothing in those cartoons that is obscene. it is just critical. if i found the quran to be WRONG, then why should it be legal to publish it, if its wrong, and you can't, as you've said, print anything thats wrong?

Re: Jihad Against Danish Newspaper so what makes your beliefs, being religious, more important than my secular views? well, we DO have somewhere in the neighborhood of 4 billion people agreeing its not the word of god.

Re: Jihad Against Danish Newspaper don't fall for it... he drew a cubic zirconia

so, what you're saying is...it only matters what muslims think about this?

wait, are you saying that sometimes its ok to offend someone and sometimes not? the reason it doesn't make a difference between publishing in a paper or publishing in a book is that its still private companies publishing something. now, if the gov't had published the cartoons, there would be...