Quote Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
What "help" is Russia when their the ones that are building the nuclear reactors for Iran; and what "help in Iraq" have they been up to this date? I haven't heard of ANYTHING they've done for or in Iraq except for their dirty deeds in the "Food For Oil" program.

Fact is, Obama has been given over $350,000 from "oil interests" not to mention that step daddy worked for the Government of Indonesia as a government relations consultant with Mobil Oil. LOL....kind of ironic if ya ask me.

Richardson can put whatever spin he wants on this subject but the fact remains the same that when it comes to issues like this; I, along with most the nation, would prefer for McCain to get that 3:00 A.M. call on foriegn relations.

Have a good one!:s4:
I think we may be arguing the same point, but in response to your question about what help Russia has been to us, I would have to speculate that they've probably helped with the war on terror as much as George H W Bush did while he was in office. We may have been able to avoid this useless war altogether if George I hadn't been supplying Saddam Hussein with biological and conventional weapons during the Iran Iraq war. Its amazing that most people dont know that at one point Saddam Hussein was our ally. Know when that point was? when it was convenient for the USA. When Saddam was fighting the bad guy, iran, it was perfectly ok to arm Saddam's entire fucking military illegally. But now that thats over, were not less one bad guy, were stuck with a stronger one. Now, however many years later and with 3,000+ of our soldiers dead from the Iraq war, I cant stop myself from wondering if we could have avoided this altogether if we had kept a past president from arming a KNOWN terrorist nation to further its economic greed. I mean, security.
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