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Originally Posted by TracyCoxx
What are you talking about? In 2002, Bush went to the UN to ask for help with Iraq. He got a unanimous vote from them. As many as 40 countries were in the fight against Iraq.
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I know that. What I was trying to say was that ever since we invaded Iraq and Afghanistan, military action will be looked at with alot of scrutiny. Hypotheticaly, if we were to invade, the general view of the public would be that there is some secret motive to invade and a missile from KJI would be reason enough to do so. A force of mostly US troops would be seen as a cover for clandestine operations, just like people believe that the invasion of Iraq was only for oil. If it was a multinational force mostly comprised of UN peacekeepers with the US in the rear rather than spearheading the operations, military action would be a bit more palateable, people would be alot less suspicious of why we went there and it would make Zero look like Jesus Christ:Teamplayer.
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07-06-2009
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