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To: kattracks
Of Course there is risk. But a do nothing decision raises a risk far, far greater. What would be the senario if we do nothing?

1. He will continue to develop the means and the where-with-all to deliver bio and chem weapons.

2. He will soon have nuclear weapons.

3. His shaky Arab neighbors will provide him more and more deference as he thumbs his nose successfully at the rest of the world.

4. The UN will provide him more and more support and the US more and more hatred. They only tolerate the US because of our strength. 5. He will be more and more successful in shaking down the rest of the Arab world for funds.

6. He will become the de facto leader of over 1 billion Muslims.

7. With nuc weapons developed and available in his back pocket his adventurism will increase and eventually will know no bounds.

8. He will assume control of possibly 50% of exportable oil. (Not necessarily ownership but fascistic control) 9. He will end up using those nucs, bio, chem weapons. 10. Write off Isreal

11. The 911 attack on us will resemble a tea party compared to what he will make happen here.

A do nothing decision carries orders of magnitude more risk.

9 posted on 09/03/2002 2:45:10 AM PDT by thedilg
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To: thedilg
A do nothing decision carries orders of magnitude more risk.

I agree. It's ALWAYS more costly to wait rather than handle the problem now. Time to cock 'em and lock 'em!

17 posted on 09/03/2002 6:54:09 AM PDT by irish_lad
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To: thedilg; All
Check out the Attack on Iraq Betting Pool

The pool is still open and predictions are still being accepted!

21 posted on 09/03/2002 8:24:58 AM PDT by Momaw Nadon
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