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Originally posted by Bill Gold
If Saddam were to attack Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Israel, or any other country for that matter it would only be a matter of days before American/British/etc. airpower leveled the power structure of Iraq, along with quite a few Iraqi civilians. No doubt about it. The only lives we’d be risking would be the lives of the pilots flying through the air. -Bill
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Your right, our air power would crush anything that moves, unfortunately even our military has not designed a better weapon than the GI. Anyway you look at it if Iraq invades or trys anything with their military it will not end until American ground troops take it house by house. Even in Afghanistan we needed the Northern Alliance on the ground to take back the country and those special forces men to guide those bombs. Then those ground troops are vulnerable to all those weapons that you seem not to care if he has.
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Originally posted by Bill Gold But not building power plants, nuclear reactors, or drilling for oil didn’t lead California into its fake “electricity shortage.” [/b]
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So, production stays the same, but demand increases several fold and that doesn't cause a shortage?