What would happen if the US pulled out of Iraq today ?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Agnostic
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 48
  • Views Views 6K
me, I only get momentary hallucinations which I can never believe in; of George Bush in a stranger walking by; and more recently of his mind examining my own, but truly I am too well educated in the Aboriginal Dreamtime to be able to believe in any such matters without any physical evidence

wasalam
 
Actually now I should be more sensible in my answering of this thread. I believe that the repercussions to Americans pulling out of the middle east altogether will amount to a considerable amount of nerve wrecking fear among Australians because Australian organised crime has been wrongfully holding their opiate use as not their own sins, and as though they can successfully account such against Afganistan. I made a few posts at Islam: Global Message to inform the international Muslim community way back a few months ago, and there are already some obvious repercussions here.

In fact, it seems to have been Australian heroin selling having been sponsored by an influx of shaytan to Australia, that is the main part of causation to The Dajjal; but never forgetting that many Australians are already accepting that we might be accountible more than we realise so best to account for ourselves as at fault. Those of us connected with Indigenous traditions that is.
 
Curaezipirid said:
me, I only get momentary hallucinations which I can never believe in; of George Bush in a stranger walking by; and more recently of his mind examining my own, but truly I am too well educated in the Aboriginal Dreamtime to be able to believe in any such matters without any physical evidence

wasalam
Click to expand...

Physical evidence is obtained by the responses you receive after you've engaged in such mental and spiritual dialogue. I personally have recorded quite a number of responses following my communiques with others. In fact, if I may be so bold, the effect or influence I have on this level of communication is much greater than that of any physical meeting I attend. In the physical sense, I am just a woman and am seen that way. On any given spiritual level, I am often mistaken for an angel. It gives me quite an advantage! If I were you, I wouldn't give up on this type of dialogue... just focus on one person and see if your able to effect any change. You'd be surprized, I think.

Ninth Scribe
 
Woodrow said:
Albert Einstein is credited with saying "If something has several explanations, the simplist one is most likely the true one."

In my opinion these are the simplist explanations.

Aghanistan started because of 9/11. You have to remember that Americans are not used to war taking place on American soil. We were lolled into a false sense of security and never expected that American soil was vulnerable. the reaction was based on fear and disbelief. True it was the wrong conclusion, but that was the reason. Sorry, no conspiracy, no attempt to control foreign oil sources.

The simplist explanation of Iraq was rumors stating that Iraq had WMD and was planning to use them against the USA. this was aggrevated with Saddam's boasts during the first Gulf war when he bragged that he had wepons that would bring the western world to it's knees. The simple fact is we believed Saddam and feared him.
Click to expand...
I think the simplist explinations are accurate. As in all complex things, there are multiple factors, but the major reasons are easy to see. But most will not accept them, they are too simple.
 
Ninth_Scribe said:
Exactly. One of Zarqawi's bigger arguments rested on the fact that the U.S. had been manipulated toward Iraq by the receipt of bogus intelligence ~ and I've been looking into who supplied that bogus intelligence. This will take some time to publish, because I have to wait on the declassification process, but the invasion does appear to be an invited guest and not from the most trust-worthy in Iraq either.

Ninth Scribe
Click to expand...
Funny thing is The whole UN thought Saddam had WMD and this came from each countries own intelligence agencies. If they didn't then what was the point of resolution 1441? Even Saddams own generals admitted they thought they had them.
 
Torquemada said:
Funny thing is The whole UN thought Saddam had WMD and this came from each countries own intelligence agencies. If they didn't then what was the point of resolution 1441? Even Saddams own generals admitted they thought they had them.
Click to expand...

As I said before: Bush and his associates in Iraq - and don't think he didn't have them! In short, the initial desire to topple the Iraqi government came from inside Iraq.

Ninth Scribe
 
I don't know about that. Suckered is an oddly posed verb. But what Iraqis want in Iraqi Government is Iraqi business.
 
Assalamu Alaikum

I found a new portion of knowledge about what could happen.

Australian soldiers might not any longer be tortured by American military police by having their heads forced under water while being caused to mentally associate wrongfully with death; and only for having put down a gun and refused to keep fighting after being told to shoot through a baby to kill a father; and arrived back here with a morphine addiction from what is being made available to the soldiers. . . . well so the fellow told me, now being on a rapidly reducing dose of methadone and with a wife, a daughter, and a new baby.

There also might not be any more school shootings in America. Since any society that permits the ideology that war can bring peace encourages mental association with killing as a means to a positive result.

As least Muslim certainty in Jihad only associates actual enacted warfare with necessarily negative result.

Actually I suspect that the Americans are only jealous about why it is the Saudi Arabia and ka'ba, are regarded so centrally in the means of Islam. They want for Americans to be their own Imams. So why prevent?

Assalamu Alaikum
 

Similar Threads

Back
Top