[gekko]

Originally Posted by GiMpY-wAnNaBe

as much as it was the UN's decision to clear all weapons, it was America's choice to attack, so there is no way to say that they had no idea this was going on, or such.

Iraq agreed to the terms, that's why they have these UN regulations in the first place. It's gets down to the point where either he agrees, or we're he's going to be taken out of power. He agrees.

So the UN puts restrictions on what they can do. We could get into the many times they sold oil illegally, by smuggling it to Turkey and Iran. Syria did quite a bit towards the end as well. But weapons are today's topic. Let's look at this situation:

The UN agreed to keep Saddam in power if he signed a treaty and agreed to the terms. Then he makes no effort to destroy his current weapons, and he develops new weapons in violation. Now what are you going to do? Enforce your laws, or give me a slap on the wrist?

The UN is run by a bunch of pussies who don't want to enforce their own law. Iraq violated the terms, and the UN needs to enforce their laws. If you keep turning your cheek, the problem will only get worse. Take a look back in history and you'll find an example that proves this all too well.

i referred to Bush being a shady character in morals because of his former affiliations with osama bin laden, which in probability meant he had connections with other people as well, although there is no evidence to support the theory i just stated, it's simply my opinion

First off, you need to explain Bush's connections with Osama bin Laden, and be very clear. Then I'll get back to the rest. But if you don't have evidence, don't make the claim. It kills your credibility. Innocent until proven guilty.