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Clinton's formal policy for regime change in Iraq

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.
People are sick and tired of being told that ordinary and decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired. I’m certainly not, and I’m sick and tired of being told that I am

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I would have to read the policy. If you know where it can be easily located, would you please share. A friendly link is alway helpful.

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I would have to read the policy. If you know where it can be easily located, would you please share. A friendly link is alway helpful.



Regime change in Iraq became a stated goal of United States foreign policy when Public Law 105-338 (the "Iraq Liberation Act") was signed into law by US President Bill Clinton. The act directed that:

"It should be the policy of the United States to support efforts to remove the regime headed by Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq and to promote the emergence of a democratic government to replace that regime."
People are sick and tired of being told that ordinary and decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired. I’m certainly not, and I’m sick and tired of being told that I am

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.



I have to say that I do prefer that over the current situation which is:

Service men and women as well as Iraqis dying without any formal policy or strategy.

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.




Or the wisdom to realize that "if you break it, you've bought it". Bush Sr. had it. Clinton had it. Powell had it. Bush Jr. just decided that he had God at his back so everything will certainly turn out right.
I've got a little over a hundred jumps. I have a stated desire of swooping over 600'. So what should I do this weekend, jump out of the plane with an 80 sq ft canopy and 50 lbs worth of weights or should I work through a more reasonable progression and enlist the support of people who know what they're doing? Bush is still waiting for God to tell him when to let go of the front risers.

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.




Or the wisdom to realize that "if you break it, you've bought it". Bush Sr. had it. Clinton had it. Powell had it. Bush Jr. just decided that he had God at his back so everything will certainly turn out right.
I've got a little over a hundred jumps. I have a stated desire of swooping over 600'. So what should I do this weekend, jump out of the plane with an 80 sq ft canopy and 50 lbs worth of weights or should I work through a more reasonable progression and enlist the support of people who know what they're doing? Bush is still waiting for God to tell him when to let go of the front risers.



Lefties are so good at telling us and other people what those people are thinking:D:D
"America will never be destroyed from the outside,
if we falter and lose our freedoms,
it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
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Lefties are so good at telling us and other people what those people are thinking



I ams till trying to figure out what Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush are thinking.

What is the current strategy for Iraq? Is it stated anywhere? What would be considered a victory?

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.




Or the wisdom to realize that "if you break it, you've bought it". Bush Sr. had it. Clinton had it. Powell had it. Bush Jr. just decided that he had God at his back so everything will certainly turn out right.
I've got a little over a hundred jumps. I have a stated desire of swooping over 600'. So what should I do this weekend, jump out of the plane with an 80 sq ft canopy and 50 lbs worth of weights or should I work through a more reasonable progression and enlist the support of people who know what they're doing? Bush is still waiting for God to tell him when to let go of the front risers.



Lefties are so good at telling us and other people what those people are thinking:D:D




It's easy. All you have to do is pay attention to what they say, then you repeat it. I know, I know. That form of discussion is soooooooo much more labor intensive than just spouting opinion but hey, I think you folks are worth the effort;):S:D:ph34r::)

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The Clinton administration had a formal policy to pursue regime change in Iraq.

Was there anything going on to actually pursue this goal, or was it just an empty policy with no substance?

Do you think this policy was wise? Do you think it is useful to have such a policy without action.

I think the policy represented a philosophy of 'talk loudly and carry no stick'.




Or the wisdom to realize that "if you break it, you've bought it". Bush Sr. had it. Clinton had it. Powell had it. Bush Jr. just decided that he had God at his back so everything will certainly turn out right.
I've got a little over a hundred jumps. I have a stated desire of swooping over 600'. So what should I do this weekend, jump out of the plane with an 80 sq ft canopy and 50 lbs worth of weights or should I work through a more reasonable progression and enlist the support of people who know what they're doing? Bush is still waiting for God to tell him when to let go of the front risers.



Lefties are so good at telling us and other people what those people are thinking:D:D




It's easy. All you have to do is pay attention to what they say, then you repeat it. I know, I know. That form of discussion is soooooooo much more labor intensive than just spouting opinion but hey, I think you folks are worth the effort;):S:D:ph34r::)



:D:D
"America will never be destroyed from the outside,
if we falter and lose our freedoms,
it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
Abraham Lincoln

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idrankwhat knows what Bush is thinking. You could ask him



You have shown yourself to be a blind follower of your God inspired leader. I figured if anybody would know (and funny enough, nobody seems to know what the strategy is) you would know as such a staunch supporter.

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Lol, your hatred for anything GWB is quite obvious. It should not be of any of your concern anyway, you have no political right in the US. Seems that you would like to be part of the election process anyways.
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I ams till trying to figure out what Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush are thinking.

What is the current strategy for Iraq? Is it stated anywhere? What would be considered a victory?



God wills it! (and if we can make assloads of cash in the process then all the better).

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/10/07/MNGNVF3SFM1.DTL

As for an actual strategy in Iraq, I don't know, but Congress has already put aside $20 million for a "Victory in Iraq" celebration:S

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No, I am trying to figure out what the official strategy in Iraq is. Thousands of your service men and women have died. Don't you want to know what for?

What is the offical strategy in Iraq and what would be considered a victory?



It appears to be "Let American boys die so I can be a War President".

2737 dead American troops so far, 23 in the last 5 days.
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Lol, your hatred for anything GWB is quite obvious. It should not be of any of your concern anyway, you have no political right in the US. Seems that you would like to be part of the election process anyways.



Ahh....the old "who cares what you think you damn foreigner" approach to diplomacy. Bucking for a job at the UN or the State dept?:ph34r:
Seriously though, he's entitled to express his opinion if for no other reason than that W's crusades have a direct impact on his countrymen, his government, and his fiscal and national security.

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My take is originally the plan was to break Saddam's back then let rational people start governing themselves. I think the entire process is currently lacking in enough rational people.



Well originally it was to make the US safe and find those WMD, cause his right to use force was only in defence of the US.

Now though, many years later, what is the stated strategy now? Funny how billions of dollars and thousands of lives later, nobody knows what the official strategy is. Nobody even cares, they just seem to "happily" follow along.

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Now though, many years later, what is the stated strategy now? Funny how billions of dollars and thousands of lives later, nobody knows what the official strategy is.



I think the entire process is currently lacking in enough rational people.

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Nobody even cares, they just seem to "happily" follow along.



How would you express your caring?
We are all engines of karma

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idrankwhat knows what Bush is thinking. You could ask him



You have shown yourself to be a blind follower of your God inspired leader. I figured if anybody would know (and funny enough, nobody seems to know what the strategy is) you would know as such a staunch supporter.



Blind follower:S

Yep, nobody but a lefty has brains enough to have a contrary opinion:D:D
"America will never be destroyed from the outside,
if we falter and lose our freedoms,
it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
Abraham Lincoln

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Then aswner the question rush. Or admit you don't know (or maybe care).

What is the official straegy for Iraq? What would be considered a victory?

Your countrymen and women are dying in droves, don't you think they have a right to know what they are dying for?

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