bionicarm
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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3263417
Previous to the invasion Iraq had tenative contacts with the official Al Qaeda and rendered medical aid to one of their big wigs hurt in Afghanistan. I am talking post invasion when all the terrorists turned their attention to Iraq and set up Al Qeada in Iraq. Google it. Very well known group of terrorist.
OK. They setup camp inside the Iraq borders. Like I said, Sadaam gave them assistance and refuge. You think that if the US didn't hang around for 8 years trying to pacify the ruling parties that already had major interests and control, that Al-Qaeda could come in and take over. There's no way the Sunni's, Kurd's, or the majority Shiite faction would let that happen. Al-Qaeda has no interest in taking over countries. Their main objective is terrorism. Cut the knees off of anyone that disagrees with their beliefs. Al-Qaeda's ideology is to restore Islam, and the belief of a global Jihad. They want to 'convert' anyone and everyone to follow those beliefs. The only thing they'd want to take over in Iraq is anything that did not conform to what they perceive as 'non-Muslim influences'. They don't have the 'muscle' to completely takeover a country.
http:///forum/post/3263417
Previous to the invasion Iraq had tenative contacts with the official Al Qaeda and rendered medical aid to one of their big wigs hurt in Afghanistan. I am talking post invasion when all the terrorists turned their attention to Iraq and set up Al Qeada in Iraq. Google it. Very well known group of terrorist.
OK. They setup camp inside the Iraq borders. Like I said, Sadaam gave them assistance and refuge. You think that if the US didn't hang around for 8 years trying to pacify the ruling parties that already had major interests and control, that Al-Qaeda could come in and take over. There's no way the Sunni's, Kurd's, or the majority Shiite faction would let that happen. Al-Qaeda has no interest in taking over countries. Their main objective is terrorism. Cut the knees off of anyone that disagrees with their beliefs. Al-Qaeda's ideology is to restore Islam, and the belief of a global Jihad. They want to 'convert' anyone and everyone to follow those beliefs. The only thing they'd want to take over in Iraq is anything that did not conform to what they perceive as 'non-Muslim influences'. They don't have the 'muscle' to completely takeover a country.