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Ok, once again because Looper5920 doesn't like to justify his/her reverts: The Iraq War has nothing to do with GWOT, except that it created a lot of terrorist where none were before. Until you add this line of thought, please avoid to revert my improvements on the article's structure. Thank you. -- 193.254.155.48
Looper, please stop destroying the improvements I made on the article. If you disagree, use this page to discuss them. -- 217.235.205.150
Good solution, Looper. I'm happy that we found something we could both live with. -- 217.235.224.159
If you look here ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_Terrorism#Operation_Iraqi_Freedom ) it clearly states "Iraq had been listed as a state sponsor of international terrorism by the United States since 1990[57], when Saddam Hussein fell out of US favor" so I'm a bit confused why there's an argument. Regardless of any stated reasons for going into this conflict, which there are certainly many of, the fact remains that the US Military was engaging an opposing state (Iraq) currently classified by the United States as being connected to global terrorism. Since the entire basis for the terms War on Terror, Global War on Terror, and War on Terrorism is the set of policies and operations enacted by the George W. Bush administration, in the United States, the United States qualification of Iraq as a state sponsor of international terrorism seems relevant. To lay all of this out in a clear line, US attack on US-classified state sponsor of terrorism clearly falls under US-designated GWOT -- regardless of particular stated reasons for engagement. -- phreyan
Is it true that they're nicknamed the 'quarter', being the 1/4, or a fourth? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.113.252.113 ( talk) 18:46, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
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Ok, once again because Looper5920 doesn't like to justify his/her reverts: The Iraq War has nothing to do with GWOT, except that it created a lot of terrorist where none were before. Until you add this line of thought, please avoid to revert my improvements on the article's structure. Thank you. -- 193.254.155.48
Looper, please stop destroying the improvements I made on the article. If you disagree, use this page to discuss them. -- 217.235.205.150
Good solution, Looper. I'm happy that we found something we could both live with. -- 217.235.224.159
If you look here ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_Terrorism#Operation_Iraqi_Freedom ) it clearly states "Iraq had been listed as a state sponsor of international terrorism by the United States since 1990[57], when Saddam Hussein fell out of US favor" so I'm a bit confused why there's an argument. Regardless of any stated reasons for going into this conflict, which there are certainly many of, the fact remains that the US Military was engaging an opposing state (Iraq) currently classified by the United States as being connected to global terrorism. Since the entire basis for the terms War on Terror, Global War on Terror, and War on Terrorism is the set of policies and operations enacted by the George W. Bush administration, in the United States, the United States qualification of Iraq as a state sponsor of international terrorism seems relevant. To lay all of this out in a clear line, US attack on US-classified state sponsor of terrorism clearly falls under US-designated GWOT -- regardless of particular stated reasons for engagement. -- phreyan
Is it true that they're nicknamed the 'quarter', being the 1/4, or a fourth? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.113.252.113 ( talk) 18:46, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
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