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Rumsfeld Unveils New Justification for Iraq InvasionPosted on Sep 18, 2006The secretary of defense added another item to the revolving and evolving list of reasons we invaded Iraq: If we hadn’t, Saddam “would be rolling in petrol dollars. Think of the oil price today. He would have so much money.”
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By Manny, September 18, 2006 at 6:12 pm # And the hits keep on coming ! I know why Mr. Rumsfeld expresses such delusions . A good majority of Americans live in the same dream world. They will allow this man to think for them. After all, didn’t they let Mr. Rumsfeld and mob march right into Iraq ? Let me thank the Red states for all the love in sending Mr. Bush and Company.
By madeline pelland, September 18, 2006 at 4:23 pm # The name of the game and the only reason Bush invaded Iraq is for the oil.....one would think to have the oil so the Untied States could have it to sell right, have lower prices for us the AMerican people....no my friend that would mean if there was more oil on the market the prices should drop.....no they are in control of the oil in Iraq but its all aboiut SUPPRESSION of the oil therefore Bush and his oilman friends can RAISE THE PRICE.....do you honestly think they want more oil on the market and they chave to lower their prices?????It’s only about the oil and money
By kevin99999, September 18, 2006 at 11:20 am # just goes to show you how stupid and idiotic the U.S. leadership is.
By Donald Pelton, September 18, 2006 at 10:35 am # Rumsfeld’s excuse of the week is ridiculous. Sadaam Hussein was already “rolling in petro-dollars” before the war began. I remember seeing an article in Time magazine published late in 2002 that said that he already had amassed a fortune of billions of dollars. Some idea of his pre-war wealth can be obtained from looking at the twenty or more palaces he maintained throughout the country, so that he could flit from one to another on short notice, and avoid always returning to the same place each night to avoid assasination. Add Your Comment |
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