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Old 06-11-2008, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Foolosophy View Post
Strange isnt it.

The USA and many other countries pushed back the Iraqi invading armies from KUWAIT in the first gulf war BUT DIDNT demand a democratic transition in KUWAIT itself.

In KUWAIT today, NO WOMEN are allowed to vote in what meaningless representational system it has, and only around 10% of the remaining MALE population gets a voice.

ALL of KUWAIT'S media is centrally controlled and censored.

I wont go on.

THe Point is, One of the dozens of excuses the BUSH administration has dumped onto the American public for invading IRAQ was to set up a democracy there.

SO WHY NOT IN KUWAIT after the first Gulf War?

Remember the propaganda prior to the first gulf war? Bush senior repeated in public many times that Suddam Hussein MUST LEAVE DEMOCRATIC KUWAIT.

THe USA DEFINED A DEMOCRACY AS THE POLITICAL SYSTEM IN KUWAIT.

You presume that all wars are created equal. They aren't. End of discussion.
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