Where will the US send troops next?

North korea

Blazing Sly wrote:

North korea

They have troops in the south already.I think about 35000

al Qaeda resides in over 60 countries worldwide with strongholds in Afghanistan, Waziristan, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Etcetera!

Iraq and Iran has absolutely ZERO to do with September 11, 2001 and al Qaeda.

When al Qaeda blows up a Nuclear, Chemical, Electrical plant inside the USA Imbecile Bush will invade Venezuela for the oil in South America.

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The Myth of an al Qaeda Takeover of Iraq
http://tinyurl.com/287t4u / January 28, 2007

Despite such scare mongering, it is highly improbable that al Qaeda could use Iraq as the kind of safe haven it enjoyed in Afghanistan. There, the organization had the protection of an entrenched, friendly government, which it will not have in Iraq. Al Qaeda also had a much larger force in Afghanistan -- an estimated 18,000 fighters. Even the U.S. government concedes that there are fewer than 2,000 al Qaeda fighters in Iraq, and the Iraq Study Group put the figure at only 1,300.
http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php...

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The Iraq Study Group Report
James A. Baker, III, and Lee H. Hamilton, Co-Chairs
Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., Edwin Meese III,
Sandra Day O’Connor, Leon E. Panetta, William J. Perry, Charles S. Robb,
Alan K. Simpson
http://www.usip.org/isg/iraq_study_group_repo...

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The Terrorist Threat to the US Homeland
National Intelligence Estimate : NIE July 2007
http://www.c-span.org/pdf/nie_071707.pdf

New Players on the Scene:
A.Q. Khan and the Nuclear Black Market
http://tinyurl.com/ybg5p6
http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itps/0305/ij...

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The CIA provided a stream of accurate reports to the Reagan / Bush administration that Pakistan’s Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan was making nuclear weapons-grade uranium throughout the 1980’s. Reagan / Bush did absolutely nothing to stop it because Pakistani ISI was helping Usama bin Laden, al Qaeda, and Taliban to oust the Soviets out of Afghanistan. The Russians wanted to control Afghanistan for future oil and gas pipelines from the Caspian Sea Oil and Gas Region.

Now fast forward to October 2001, CIA questioned two senior Pakistani scientists Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood and Chaudry Abdul Majid and they said Pro-Taliban feelings extend beyond the Pakistani Army, the ISI, it is right into Pakistan’s nuclear-weapons laboratories. Dr. A.Q. Khan confessed that he helped with the Pakistani government assistance, to sell nuclear technology to Libya, North Korea, Iran, and Malaysia. These Pakistani nuclear scientists have close ties to radical Islamic terrorists groups.

George “Ignorant Iraqi Oil” Bush did not do anything about Pakistan’s government selling nuclear technology to Libya, North Korea, Iran, and Malaysia. The CIA had 100% proof of this and George “Incompetent” Bush came out publicly with the truth on October 16, 2002, only 5 days after the Congress voted for Military Force against Iraq. Ignorant Bush also sold F-16 aircraft to Pakistan.

The next place the IMF and World Bank figure they can get money. They do the bleed and if things don't work out for corporate America, the jackals will come in...thereafter the CIA topple.
Read Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins.

do you mean the police army? go figure

In my grandmother's garden if she find some oil in it :)

Big Oil companies are setting up shop in Iraq to exploit that country's oil fields and Bush is allowing them free reign and access (no bid contracts). Is oil worth all our troops lives in that country?

The last intervention will be done to the heart of USA to fight the revolt against the poor blacks and withes on the bottom of the American society.

Into their graves and that's where they belong

Blazing Sly wrote:

North korea

There's no oil in North Korea. So, there's no reason for USA to invade that country...

coolncrazy wrote:

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There's no oil in North Korea. So, there's no reason for USA to invade that country...

Svo ravno Korej sever budit sledushij! Tam zhe mozhna prodatj ludi,i osobena devochki kak eta vi uzhe delaiti!
Iran and than N.Korea..... Zimbabwe ,Sudan they never will send troops:)

us will send tropps where evr they darn well please. They didn't learn nothing from sending troops to to their ddeath in iraq and spent trillions of dollars to rebuild another country that the only thing they want from america is thier dollars.
last words: period. oh who sending funding to america for the twisters, tornatoes, floods, fires and etc etc...,?

Where they should send is pakistan

I suspect Iran.Even North Korea is trying to be nice because of GOP fear while Iran seems to thrive on stupidity and the destruction of Israel and the United States.

The reality is a war with Iran will be very different from the war on terror in Iraq.A war with Iran I suspect would be hopefully more of a stealth invasion force made up of F-22 Raptors.F117 Stealth Fighters,and B-2 Stealth Bombers.And I'm sure there would likely be an Israel or American fighter squadron to keep Irans air defenses busy while the stealth squadron does what it does best.

We live in dangerous times and make no mistake that no matter whom becomes president/commander in chief there will be a need for the American Soldiers and their 2nd to none.

Pdamerica org wrote:

Iraq and Iran has absolutely ZERO to do with September 11, 2001 and al Qaeda.

The only way that you could know that would be if you were involved in the planning and preparations for the attack.

Outsourcing Intelligence: Author R.J. Hillhouse on How Key National Security Projects Are Contracted to Private Firms
http://tinyurl.com/3dg9p4 July 26th, 2007
Author R.J. Hillhouse caused a stir in Washington last month when she revealed more than 50 percent of the National Clandestine Service has been outsourced to private firms. Now Hillhouse has exposed private companies are heavily involved in the nation's most important and most sensitive national security document – the President's Daily Brief. And there appears to be few safeguards from preventing corporations from inserting items favorable to itself or its clients into the President's Daily Brief in order to influence the country's national security agenda.

Red alert: Our national security is being outsourced. The most intriguing secrets of the 'war on terror' have nothing to do with al-Qaeda and its fellow travelers. They're about the mammoth private spying industry that all but runs U.S. intelligence operations today... the private spy industry has succeeded where no foreign government has: It has penetrated the CIA and is running the show." Those are the opening lines to a recent article in the Washington Post by R.J Hillhouse, a blogger and novelist who closely tracks the privatization of the nation's intelligence agencies.
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl...

If Obama wins you can bet he will be sending troops to a useless and wasteful war in Africa. That Country is a lost cause. Nothing and no one can make a Country as dishevelled as that into a United Country. Tribal in the extreme.

The other Countries mentioned should be dealt with from afar. Bomb, by bomb. Tuff love.

Generals Speak Out Against Rumsfeld
DoD Determines US Foreign Policy, PERIOD!!! Congress is SUPERFLUOUS!!! The only thing to FEAR, is NOT ENOUGH FEAR.

"We went to war with a flawed plan that didn't account for the hard work to build the peace after we took down the regime. We also served under a secretary of defense who didn't understand leadership, who was abusive, who was arrogant, who didn't build a strong team."
-- Retired Army Maj. Gen. John Batiste.

"My sincere view is that the commitment of our forces to this fight was done with a casualness and swagger that are the special province of those who have never had to execute these missions -- or bury the results."
-- Retired Marine Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold.

"They only need the military advice when it satisfies their agenda. I think that's a mistake, and that's why I think he should resign."
-- Retired Army Maj. Gen. John Riggs.

"We grow up in a culture where accountability, learning to accept responsibility, admitting mistakes and learning from them was critical to us. When we don't see that happening it worries us. Poor military judgment has been used throughout this mission."
-- Retired Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni, former chief of U.S. Central Command.

"I really believe that we need a new secretary of defense because Secretary Rumsfeld carries way too much baggage with him.... I think we need senior military leaders who understand the principles of war and apply them ruthlessly, and when the time comes, they need to call it like it is."
-- Retired Army Maj. Gen. Charles Swannack.

"He has shown himself incompetent strategically, operationally and tactically, and is far more than anyone responsible for what has happened to our important mission in Iraq.... Mr. Rumsfeld must step down."
-- Retired Army Maj. Gen. Paul Eaton.

Perfect security is Not attainable at any price!!!
STAR WARS & other MISSILE DEFENSE for a Trillion Dollars may stop 8 atomic war heads, but 2 will still hit their mark.

What can be achieved besides mutually assured destruction, is BANKRUPTING the US TREASURY.

-- Retired Army General Wesley K. Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!