No day passed without threatening news of destruction in Iraq since United States of America invaded Iraq. America invaded Iraq because, George W. Bush said, Saddam Hussein posed a danger to America.Very Funny,its seem strange if president of a country claimed to be world power of the world,said such remarks. So America will pay for the war, won't it? Not necessarily. <br />
<br />
Who will verify the weapons of mass destruction that America will "find" in Iraq? United Nations inspectors, right? Wrong. Its not amazing for me that America didn’t able to find Weapons of Mass Destruction there. Since UN verified after inspection that Iraq has no weapons of Mass Destruction. Who will control post-Saddam Iraq? The U.N., under a trusteeship, no? No. <br />
The 1991 Gulf War, which cost $60 billion, was paid for almost entirely by Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, which had invited the American forces in. Having marched in uninvited this time, America does not have anyone to pay the big bills. Yet “I expect we will get a lot of mitigation, but it'll be easier after the fact than before the fact," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told Congress long before the start of the war. <br />
<br />
Consider President Bush's recent request to Congress for a $75 billion war appropriation as merely bridge financing. The money will be recovered from future Iraqi oil revenues. Or from those for whom the neighborhood has been made safe from Saddam, principally Israel and Kuwait. Don't be surprised if the Kuwaitis are leaned on for protection money. <br />
Under such circumstances I think it’s just a war for Resources capturing and having a threat on Arab world.<br />
<br />
It is noteworthy that every day, without fail, containers arrive at American ports bearing the fruits of the world. Among other things, they deliver Japanese electronics, European cars, Chinese and Indian textiles and Arab and Venezuelan oil. Over land, manufactured products and raw materials flood across the border from Mexico and Canada -- including four million barrels of crude. By the end of each and every day, five billion dollars of goods and services will have landed on American soil. The value of these imported products is further enhanced by the fact that much of it is produced by the blood, sweat and tears of third world workers who earn no more than a few dollars a day. In consideration of this mountain of imported treasures, the United States sends back containers loaded with weapons, civilian aircraft, high tech and agricultural products and overpriced pharmaceuticals. In terms of their dollar value, America’s daily exports amount to three billion dollars of goods and services. When you import more than you export, you end up with a trade deficit.<br />
I hereby want to share your views about Americas attack over Iraq!<br />
<br />
<b>1) Is it just War Booty effort to invade in Iraq?</b><br />
<br />
<b>2)Will Iraq prove another Vietnam for America?</b><br />
<br />
<b>3)Why whole Muslim world hasn’t yet build a platform for the solutions of a bulk of problems facing Ummah?</b><br />
If u suggest OIC! Sorry we don’t need such form of platform in current scenario. Since We don’t need a Forum that just have rights of Passing bills and resolutions but haven’t any power of implementation.<br />
<br />
<b>4)Do you think we need to make a combined army force of GM-5 countries including Pakistan, Indonesia, Iran, Turkey and Egypt? </b><img src="http://www.cssforum.com.pk/general/discussion/images/smilies/1.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Smile" class="inlineimg" /> <br />
<br />
GM-5:Gr8 Muslim 5.<br />
<br />
Best Regards,
<br />
Who will verify the weapons of mass destruction that America will "find" in Iraq? United Nations inspectors, right? Wrong. Its not amazing for me that America didn’t able to find Weapons of Mass Destruction there. Since UN verified after inspection that Iraq has no weapons of Mass Destruction. Who will control post-Saddam Iraq? The U.N., under a trusteeship, no? No. <br />
The 1991 Gulf War, which cost $60 billion, was paid for almost entirely by Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, which had invited the American forces in. Having marched in uninvited this time, America does not have anyone to pay the big bills. Yet “I expect we will get a lot of mitigation, but it'll be easier after the fact than before the fact," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told Congress long before the start of the war. <br />
<br />
Consider President Bush's recent request to Congress for a $75 billion war appropriation as merely bridge financing. The money will be recovered from future Iraqi oil revenues. Or from those for whom the neighborhood has been made safe from Saddam, principally Israel and Kuwait. Don't be surprised if the Kuwaitis are leaned on for protection money. <br />
Under such circumstances I think it’s just a war for Resources capturing and having a threat on Arab world.<br />
<br />
It is noteworthy that every day, without fail, containers arrive at American ports bearing the fruits of the world. Among other things, they deliver Japanese electronics, European cars, Chinese and Indian textiles and Arab and Venezuelan oil. Over land, manufactured products and raw materials flood across the border from Mexico and Canada -- including four million barrels of crude. By the end of each and every day, five billion dollars of goods and services will have landed on American soil. The value of these imported products is further enhanced by the fact that much of it is produced by the blood, sweat and tears of third world workers who earn no more than a few dollars a day. In consideration of this mountain of imported treasures, the United States sends back containers loaded with weapons, civilian aircraft, high tech and agricultural products and overpriced pharmaceuticals. In terms of their dollar value, America’s daily exports amount to three billion dollars of goods and services. When you import more than you export, you end up with a trade deficit.<br />
I hereby want to share your views about Americas attack over Iraq!<br />
<br />
<b>1) Is it just War Booty effort to invade in Iraq?</b><br />
<br />
<b>2)Will Iraq prove another Vietnam for America?</b><br />
<br />
<b>3)Why whole Muslim world hasn’t yet build a platform for the solutions of a bulk of problems facing Ummah?</b><br />
If u suggest OIC! Sorry we don’t need such form of platform in current scenario. Since We don’t need a Forum that just have rights of Passing bills and resolutions but haven’t any power of implementation.<br />
<br />
<b>4)Do you think we need to make a combined army force of GM-5 countries including Pakistan, Indonesia, Iran, Turkey and Egypt? </b><img src="http://www.cssforum.com.pk/general/discussion/images/smilies/1.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Smile" class="inlineimg" /> <br />
<br />
GM-5:Gr8 Muslim 5.<br />
<br />
Best Regards,