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Last night's tank battle showed that old-fashioned wars are a thing of the past because the Western countries will obliterate you. British tanks destroyed 14 Iraqi tanks without a single casualty.
So you're a Iraqi commander. What do you do? Assemble your troops into big divisions and agree on a battle field and then have America wipe out your entire army with one of its MOAB bombs? No. You learn from history that the way to beat technologically advanced nations is to fight in small guerilla units (Vietnam/Afghanistan) or in built-up, densely populated areas unfamiliar to the invading troops (Stalingrad) and to cause as much damage to the enemy as possible in the full knowledge that images such as the two dead soldiers will turn the Western media and people against the war.
Yes, I am sympathetic to the families of those concerned, but what really is the difference between Britain and America bombing Iraqi soldiers to death and Iraqis shooting British and American soldiers? It's all killing in the end.
" Couldnae be bothurreed "
> Scary thing is, some of you idiots will be able to vote soon
Heh, that's quite amusing.
Well I'll tell you something else, if my aunt had a willy she'd be my uncle.
> Remember that the Iraqi soldiers are DEFENDING THEIR country.
Sorry but I going to disagree with that, the country of Iraq isn't the target so there for they aren't defending it, they are defending Saddam who is in Iraq. Once Saddam as been captured or killed and the allied forces are happy with the outcome. After that the people of Iraq can start living their lives like they should and the allied forces will help them.
Also whoever says the allied forces are invading their land are wrong, the allied forces are passing through battling any pockets of resistance towards Baghdad where Saddam is, they are also restoring water pipelines and giveing aid to those who need it.
> Remember that the Iraqi soldiers are DEFENDING THEIR country.
I have to disagree with that. They're defending their regime.
Defending your country does NOT involve firing on your own people, especially when they're trying to obtain food and water from the 'invading' troops.