Should the U.S. have began started the current war in Iraq

[psychocat]

and as for crazycat you just spout off all that crap you want im done even trying tell your boo hoo'n ass anything cuase america is bad and your just never wrong are ya
so fuck all you anti american dickheads
i hate gw and any one of you assholes that make me defend him
he didnt fly no fucking plane or have one flown into no fucking pentagon
anyone dum enough to think the usa is behind that shit
needs shot for humanity 's sake,they are dangerous to us all ,pure moron's
fuck yaw rumor creating/ passing bastards,
cant get any sense out of your defected thinking budBOY
change ya name to budpunk
its sure dont need Man in it
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exits after farting loudly and says to you " smell that on the way to hell"

Thats the way to win a debate LMAO
Anyone dumb enough to believe the US gov is interested in anything that doesn't benefit them in some way should be re-educated.
My history books tell me enough to know that :
America supported pre war Germany and continued to do business with them even after the outbreak of hostilities.
America has a history of subversion and interference .
Paranoia runs rampant (reds unders the bed) and the idea that the rest of the world is against you may tell you something about your own paranoia.
As for Germany being defeated by America , think again (research would help) the idiots of German high command made the same mistake as Napoleon , they tried to take on Russia in the middle of winter and suffered massive losses due to the Russians retreat and burn policy.
The Russians knew that the German army was relying on the spoils of war to feed their troops so they didn't bother fighting but retreated and destroyed anything the nazis could use , when the enemy arrived to find no food no shelter and not even a single enemy the moral of the troops suffered badly.
Lots of German troops simply froze to death on the march to catch up with the Russians and the supply lines from Germany simply became to stretched.

It also reminds me of the story of how the Americans and the Russians tackled the problem of biro's not working in space.

NASA spent 3 years and millions of dollars developing a pen that could write under water , in space and anywhere else you want to take it.

The Russians ,,, they used a pencil.