How many terrorists were trained in Iraq from 1999-2002?
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According the left, there were no terrorist-- ever-- in Iraq.\nThat is until we showed up.\n\nPersonal accounts by self-proclaimed terrorists and intelligence reports, hell, even Saddam's own admissions mean nothing to the dedicated lib mind.\nBush is responsible for terrorism. Just ask a lib.
3252
You see — there are 26 million people in Iraq whose freedom we are fighting for, against terrorists and insurgents that want a return to power and oppression, or worse, a state of fundamentalist tyranny. \n\nSome of whom we fight are international terrorists who hate the fact that in our way of life we can choose who will govern us, the method in which we worship, and the myriad other freedoms we have. We are fighting so that these fanatical terrorists do not enter the sacred ground of our country and we have to fight them in our own backyard.
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That larger organization are terrorists and they have to be stopped.\nIraq was better off under Saddam? All those mass graves must have been an illusion.\n\nAverage Iraqi's are happy for the new freedoms--is this easy? no\nHave mistakes been made? yes--The mistake was not enough man power and under-estimating the terrorist threat.
1088503
Yes it is true that our government trained not only Bin Laden and Saddam. It was the clear reason for the first world trade bombing.   I believe it was done by the ayatollah who said he bomb us because we promise him or his country money for his services. He sits in our jail right now and we have never seen the case.\n  If you remember the Iran- Iraq war we changed sides in that War all the time. One day we were on Iraq's side the next we were on Iran's side. Our government used terrorist groups as spies at one time. We trained them to make not only bombs, but we also trained them in making false Id's to get into other countries. They just perfected what we trained them to do. Further more the reason that Saddam was in power was because our government place him there. In 1982 when he gassed his own people he was our governments foe, and continued to be the governments foe,  until he stop doing what we asked of him. Then he became our number one enemy. Bin Laden family has been Friends with our dear presidents family for many Years. The Bin Ladens have be the backers of the Bush's failed businesses for many years.
565081
hey Assshole! Did you stay awake during basic trainig, are you wanting to help the terrorists or are you just stupid? stay of the internet with that shittt.
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Osama,\nWTC... about 300\nYemen about 180\nSaudi   about 160\nTotal    about 640\n\n\nBush.\nIraq, direct                   456,000\nIndirect In Iraq,             150,000\nUS military                        3,200\nAfghanistaan               1,86,000\n\nTotal about 792,000 people Killed By Bush. and I believe Bush has now hired my firend Dorien Above To Continue the mayhem.
1073318
US Army: about 2500 deaths, Iraqis: about 100,000. Who's kicking whose butts???
1056948
By any definition of terrorism, the US is as guilty as the "insurgents" in Iraq.  Under international law, since they have occupied another country, the US is responsible for civilian safety in Iraq, and over 100,000 have died.  There is too much blood on the hands of the US army.
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and while this war is going on, there has not been another attack on US soil.  We are making some serious headway in the global war against radical Islam. Money well spent to me.\n\nHere are the facts.\n\nWe invaded Iraq in March of 2003, can you tell me of a terror attack that has happened on US soil since then?
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Quite a few, but figures are not released. There are about 25,000 mercenaries working for the Coalition in Iraq, mainly former special forces soldiers, people who failed the military entrance tests, and you friendly Apartheid-era white supremacist death squad folks. From what we have heard though is that they aren't used to the enemy being armed and shooting back and so have suffered quite high casualty rates, possibly higher than total Coalition government troop deaths.
44395
Hmm, lets see.  How many major terrorist attacks have we had on US soil since 2001... 0.  How many in 2001... 1.  I would say I feel safer now than I did in 2001 yes.
344246
Great question!!!\n\nMajority of them are in IRAQ thanks to you and me and our wonderful fear against the unknown terrorists.  Most in the guard are your regular Joes and Janes, teachers and firemen, we need them home with their families and friends!
1123003
Yes.  But that depends on who you listen to in the news business.  The International Red Cross has estimated that over 200,000 Iraqi's have been victims of collateral damage.  Included in this group are massive amounts of women and children who have been murdered, wounded, and maimed for life. George Bush puts the number around 30,000 to 50,000.  At least 130,000 to 150,000 Iraqi's have been displaced due to the Bush invasion and occupation of Iraq.
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There is no definite answer to your question since the reported number varies depending on who's counting. The latest study though published by the Lancet medical journal in October 2006, suggested that about 655,000 people had died in Iraq as a result of the 2003 invasion. Quite impressive isn't it? I guess the argument for the war just went out of the window!
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Guerilla warfare like in Iraq would be happening and we would be the "terrorists".
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I believe it was in excess of 500,000.  Bush is only up to 2,000+ Americans and 100,000+ Iraqis (mostly civilian)
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Many million. No official figures exist because they are kept secret.\n\nHow many were murder at Da Nang? How many in the Kurdish attempt to assassinate Saddam? As before replace Kurds with Shiites.\n\nTianimin Square, Chechen, Timor, Somalia, Ivory Coast, Korea, Morocco, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Peru, Falklands, Suez, Libya, Kosavo, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia Serbia, Montenegro, Cyprus, Prague, Kiev, Minsk, Warsaw, Vietnam, Saudi, Iran, Mexico, Northern Ireland, Basque, Spain, Ethiopia,  Zaire (Democratic republic of Congo, Cabelaopia, whatever else they have called themselves post millennium). Kenya, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Israel, Palestine, Chile, the list goes on.\n\nSome wars do have a purpose. Most don't.