Still fail to understand why US attacked Iraq. Especially if you compare the prewar Iraq and North Korea.
Hussein's Iraq was not a "paradise" but look at North Korea.
It's much worse in all senses: The most cruel dictatorship on the planet (IMHO). Millions of people on verge of starvation. Multimillion army of fanatics. Submarines and ballistic missiles in inventory. Shorter distance from US. And REAL NOT IMAGINARY nuclear weapons at hand.
Perfectly aware of all that the US Administration (having rowed with almost every ally and disregarded UN) with inexplicable stubborness goes after Saddam Hussein and where are we now?
Iraq is gradually converting into another terrorist haven (very convenient place to attack US army, no need to go to the US soil), US troops are stuck there for God knows how many years, budget deficit hits another record and here you got North Korea with a stymied regime and nuclear weapons in addition. Who and how is going to deal with North Korea now, I wonder. Dr. Rice, Secretary Rumsfeld, GWB and Co, I applaud your foreign policy. Curtain.
Hussein's Iraq was not a "paradise" but look at North Korea.
It's much worse in all senses: The most cruel dictatorship on the planet (IMHO). Millions of people on verge of starvation. Multimillion army of fanatics. Submarines and ballistic missiles in inventory. Shorter distance from US. And REAL NOT IMAGINARY nuclear weapons at hand.
Perfectly aware of all that the US Administration (having rowed with almost every ally and disregarded UN) with inexplicable stubborness goes after Saddam Hussein and where are we now?
Iraq is gradually converting into another terrorist haven (very convenient place to attack US army, no need to go to the US soil), US troops are stuck there for God knows how many years, budget deficit hits another record and here you got North Korea with a stymied regime and nuclear weapons in addition. Who and how is going to deal with North Korea now, I wonder. Dr. Rice, Secretary Rumsfeld, GWB and Co, I applaud your foreign policy. Curtain.
