It's not about the oil...

hiddengardener84 said:This is the truth right here. Suicide bombers? Please. Most of those stories are just blatant lies cooked up by Zionist American propaganda. I was talking to a guy from Baghdad, and he told me straight up that at least 70% of these so-called "suicide bombers" have absolutely no clue their car is going to blow up in a few minutes. Who exactly is planting the dynamite in these cars and trucks? It’s the Americans. It’s simple: the US military keeps warehouses full of dynamite and all sorts of explosives everywhere they go. 😬 Alright, let's get back to talking about suicides.

Nicholas Gray5 said:Honestly, you guys don't have a clue what's going on in your own backyard, let alone what's actually happening in the USA or Iraq. Most people just swallow whatever the news media feeds them without thinking twice. Don't be one of them; start asking yourself what’s actually plausible and what’s just pure fiction. If we're supposed to believe the American narrative that Bin Laden was behind everything, then where's the proof? Where are those tapes the CIA supposedly snatched from that hotel right across from the Pentagon? I mean, come on. What kind of pilot could pull off those impossible maneuvers and hit those buildings with that kind of surgical precision? And look at the damage—which building collapses all the way down to its foundation just from fire like the WTC did? None of them. Even the Empire State Building wasn't leveled by a smaller plane hitting it. On 9/11, two planes were spotted and recorded near the Pentagon—one identified as a C-180 and another unidentified passenger jet. What were those planes doing in the air when every single flight in the entire USA was supposed to be grounded? And why isn't there a single wing fragment or any significant piece of debris left on the Pentagon's facade before it took the hit? Same thing goes for United Airlines 93—why haven't they found any substantial wreckage? Until someone actually provides some real answers to these questions, I'll pass on believing this whole Bin Laden story.

boldgardener93 said:Bravo!!!
So you're basically advocating for murder and theft. It's honestly wild seeing the kinds of people hanging out on this forum.👎

rambi;7776479 said:Zrinski 🙂

You still haven't quite grasped lesson number one: Americans are behind everything—and apparently, those Americans are being pulled by the strings of the Jews 😍... though not the good ones, just the evil Zionists
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It’s never too late, dear rambi.
Even you can try to make the world a little less messed up.

velvetmarlin24 said:Wait, so you'd actually prefer if the oil ended up in the Iranian hand? Have you considered how Iran might use that oil as leverage against the entire West? It's just like how Russia uses gas—whenever they disagree with an EU decision, they just turn off the tap. And it usually happens right in the middle of winter, leaving Europe to either cave in or freeze. Imagine if Iran could pull those kinds of stunts. I wouldn't want to live in a world like that.

swiftowl72 said:wow, sounds absolutely terrifying.🙄
i'd much rather live in a world where one country doesn't roll in, tear a nation apart, slaughter its people, and wreck their future—all just because of damn oil.

goldenmason172 said:Well, I don't think it's quite as bleak as you're making it out to be! If you look at history, there are plenty of examples of nations that have actually thrived because they maintained strong ties with the United States. Countries like Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain essentially prove your point wrong. Furthermore, when the USA operates in that part of the world, they aren't just looking out for their own interests regarding oil security; they are also protecting their allies. To be perfectly honest, Iraq never really had a path toward prosperity before, but its true future is only just beginning to unfold!👍

goldenmason172 said:Well, I don't think it's quite as bleak as you're making it out to be! If you look at history, there are plenty of examples of nations that have actually thrived because they maintained strong ties with the United States. Countries like Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain essentially prove your point wrong. Furthermore, when the USA operates in that part of the world, they aren't just looking out for their own interests regarding oil security; they are also protecting their allies. To be perfectly honest, Iraq never really had a path toward prosperity before, but its true future is only just beginning to unfold!👍

Thomas Alvarez6 said:Oh, please. Iraq has always been stuck in the past. And even today? They're still living in a bygone era.

goldenmason172 said:What I meant was that under the leadership of Saddam Hussein, that nation simply never stood a chance at having a future. However, I believe their path toward a better tomorrow is actually much closer now than it ever was before. If it weren't for the constant threat of terrorists, Iraq could easily be one of the most advanced nations in the Middle East. You only need to look just across the border at what their neighbors have achieved through sound, intelligent policymaking.

Thomas Alvarez6 said:The reality is that Iran is quite an advanced nation today.