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All but one of the 9/11 terrorists were Saudis. None were Iraqis. The only threat that Iraq presented to the US was withholding their own property, oil, to drive up world oil prices. Cheney's energy task force pointed this out in their report where they recommended military action against Iraq, 2 years before the attack on 9/11.

Actually, we're both wrong. Just looked it up, and it looks like most of them were from the UAE, not Saudi Arabia.
 
Saudis, Palestinians, Egyptians, etc. It was really a consorted effort by people of different nationalities, headed by a terrorist syndicate that did the meat of its training in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Iraq was it's own thing. They weren't a threat to us directly, but they were a threat to our resources.

Whose resources? I never knew Iraqi oil was considered American?? So it was a war over oil... Hmm interesting
 
No it should not. It was bad timing albeit, but it is necessary. It turns out cheaper for everyone in the long run, and as an industrialized nation, we need the security of having at least basic health care. Maybe it ought to be slimmed down until we can afford it, but it is something we need. If it were done in the 90's like it should have, it would already be part of our budget and we probably would've made necessary cuts to be able to keep it.
 
You have a source for that or is it just made up?


Sure I do:

Panetta to Congress: Don


Panetta to Congress: Don’t balance budget with added cuts to defense

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned senators Tuesday that they can’t expect to fix the nation’s financial problems on the back of the Pentagon.

Panetta, a former budget chief and House member, said Congress should focus on new taxes and entitlement reform to lower the budget deficit, and said additional defense cuts will endanger the nation’s security.
 
Sure I do:

Panetta to Congress: Don


Panetta to Congress: Don’t balance budget with added cuts to defense

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned senators Tuesday that they can’t expect to fix the nation’s financial problems on the back of the Pentagon.

Panetta, a former budget chief and House member, said Congress should focus on new taxes and entitlement reform to lower the budget deficit, and said additional defense cuts will endanger the nation’s security.

I highly doubt that defense cuts will endanger the US. We have a MASSIVE military force that ought to be cut. We spend far too much money for no real reason.
 
Sure I do:

Panetta to Congress: Don


Panetta to Congress: Don’t balance budget with added cuts to defense

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned senators Tuesday that they can’t expect to fix the nation’s financial problems on the back of the Pentagon.

Panetta, a former budget chief and House member, said Congress should focus on new taxes and entitlement reform to lower the budget deficit, and said additional defense cuts will endanger the nation’s security.

This link is talking about an additional $500 billion to the $487 billion that is already going to be cut. He agrees with the already established $487 billion to be cut but disagrees with a Senates proposal to cut $500 billion. So he agrees with the 2011 $487 billion cuts but disagrees with tacking on another $500 billion which was proposed by some Senators.
 
Sure I do:

Panetta to Congress: Don


Panetta to Congress: Don’t balance budget with added cuts to defense

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned senators Tuesday that they can’t expect to fix the nation’s financial problems on the back of the Pentagon.

Panetta, a former budget chief and House member, said Congress should focus on new taxes and entitlement reform to lower the budget deficit, and said additional defense cuts will endanger the nation’s security.

I see where you got confused. From your article:

"Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey have said repeatedly that the military cannot withstand an additional $500 billion in cuts to defense spending on top of the $487 billion that is currently being reduced over the next decade. The additional cuts are set to take effect in January 2013 through sequestration, which was triggered by the supercommittee’s failure to reach a deal to cut annual deficits."

Panetta supports the $487 billion dollar cuts that Obama proposed over the next decade (as I have documented), but not the additional $500 billion that would be cut by sequestration if Congress can't agree on reducing the deficit.
 
This link is talking about an additional $500 billion to the $487 billion that is already going to be cut. He agrees with the already established $487 billion to be cut but disagrees with a Senates proposal to cut $500 billion. So he agrees with the 2011 $487 billion cuts but disagrees with tacking on another $500 billion which was proposed by some Senators.

We must have been posting at the same time. Its good to see someone else actually reading the articles that are quoted out of context.
 
I guess the old saying the truth hurts really applies to you my left wing friend...........

Navy....your integrity has been so compromised that few take what you post in any way seriously. Posting it twice will not help, it is still tainted by the originator.
 
I highly doubt that defense cuts will endanger the US. We have a MASSIVE military force that ought to be cut. We spend far too much money for no real reason.

I would say the SEC OF DEF might know a little more about that then you and the disdain you have for the military complex.....
 
This link is talking about an additional $500 billion to the $487 billion that is already going to be cut. He agrees with the already established $487 billion to be cut but disagrees with a Senates proposal to cut $500 billion. So he agrees with the 2011 $487 billion cuts but disagrees with tacking on another $500 billion which was proposed by some Senators.

Which if enacted would cut the military almost a trillion dollars...........get a grip.....
 
Navy....your integrity has been so compromised that few take what you post in any way seriously. Posting it twice will not help, it is still tainted by the originator.

the truth must hurt my left wing friend.......I have noticed lately you only just attack other members of DP.....will you continue to do this and never again address the subject of the thread........If that is the case you will join your buddy Thunder on Ignore......
 
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I would say the SEC OF DEF might know a little more about that then you and the disdain you have for the military complex.....

As documented, the Secretary of Defense supports the military spending cuts proposed by Obama.
 
the truth must hurt my left wing friend.......I have noticed lately you only just attack other members of DP.....will you continue to do this and never again address the subject of the thread........If that is the case you will join your buddy Thunder on Ignore......


Actually, I do not attack anyone...instead I point out the obvious in those I see wanting.

If you wish me to address your pointless thread I will do so.

You started this on a premise that is invalid. You posted a joke of a vid from youtube and expected it to be taken seriously. You tried to defend this idiocy to no avail, and have been made a fool in the eyes of most.

Does that feel better?
 
This link is talking about an additional $500 billion to the $487 billion that is already going to be cut. He agrees with the already established $487 billion to be cut but disagrees with a Senates proposal to cut $500 billion. So he agrees with the 2011 $487 billion cuts but disagrees with tacking on another $500 billion which was proposed by some Senators.

Which is what Hussein Obama wants to lay on the military in addition to the other cuts....
 
Actually, I do not attack anyone...instead I point out the obvious in those I see wanting.

If you wish me to address your pointless thread I will do so.

You started this on a premise that is invalid. You posted a joke of a vid from youtube and expected it to be taken seriously. You tried to defend this idiocy to no avail, and have been made a fool in the eyes of most.

Does that feel better?

Thanks for acting like and adult.........Well to someone like you it might be bogus but judging by the outcome of the poll most people do not agree with you and that is great to see..
 
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