Freedom Has Left the Building... Or Has It?

>Is the recent turning of events something to applaude or not?

We've removed a dictator that was no threat. It has basically been proven by this whole war that Saddam had no plans to invade any countries, had no weapons of mass destruction and had no ties to any terrorism groups. He also knew his country very well, and now the Iraqi people are going to be voting for people who don't have a clue as to what's going on and are only able to put themselves on the ballot because they have enough money to. There's also a huge infestation of terrorists there, all sorts of things have been destroyed, many people have died, ect., ect. No, nothing to applaud. There's other things more important than freedom (and what freedoms were Saddam restricting anyway? can we say LIES?), like living. I think about 10,000 Iraqi's died during this whole thing, and a little over 1,000 Americans. And of course there's grieving families and such... but that's OK.. we removed a DICTATOR, and all dictators are bad. Doesn't matter why, they just are. All of them.

No, it's not something to applaud. It's disgusting. It's stupidity. Way to go Pres. Bush you're impressing lots of people.... he needs to get a clue.

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Re: "are the Iraqi's getting a chance to truly use their God-given ability to vote in a new leader of their nation or is this whole voting procedure a sham?"

-Well, if it's anything like the U.S. system, God forbid, then the whole "voting procedure" is indeed a sham.

See the following sites (just for starters) if you are still living with the illusion of U.S. Democracy:

www.nov2truth.org

www.oilempire.us/stolenelection2004.html

www.corpwatch.org/article.php?list=type&type=15

In Halliburton We Trust!

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