From: "Gary Britt" 

Why not Saudi Arabia?  How about because Invasion is a last resort, and
post Iraq Invasion Saudi Arabia has come around.  How about that Saudi
Arabia wasn't the subject of 17 different UN resolutions, etc etc.

The President doesn't believe in just invading willy nilly without giving
diplomacy and international community efforts a chance.  Get over it.

Cheers,

Gary

"Don Hills"  wrote in message
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> In article , "Gary Britt"

wrote:
> >Support of Terrorism
>
> Which terrorist groups with the US as a stated target had Iraq as their
> major supporter? Why target Iraq and not any of a dozen other countries,
> especially Saudi Arabia?
>
> >WMD
>
> What WMD?
>
> >Support for development and deployment of WMD
>
> What development and deployment? Hopped-up SCUDs that were operating right
> on their limit (often broke up on the descent) and even then could barely
> reach Kuwait? They're a real threat to the US, all right. They might reach
> Israel, but Saddam wasn't silly enough as to actually poke a stick in that
> hornet's nest. Though there was the Big Gun...
>
> >Links To Al Qaeda.
>
> What links? As has been pointed out, you invaded the wrong country.
> If you were after Al Queda, you should have invaded Saudi Arabia.
>
> >Hussein was really ugly
>
> So's Bush jr. He dresses funnier than Saddam did too.
>
> >he ate New Zealand range fed beef.
>
> We don't export beef to the Middle East.
> We do export some hal-al mutton.
> We don't have range fed beef, either. There's a big difference between our
> pasture raised beef and the old boots raised on your "open
ranges". It's
no
> wonder that "range fed" beef has such a poor rep in the USA. I'm not
> surprised that "you" find the taste of NZ beef unusual, never having
tasted
> it "raised properly".
>
> --
> Don Hills    (dmhills at attglobaldotnet)     Wellington, New Zealand
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> national vendor, with a good office suite, excellent network/internet
> software and decent hardware support."

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