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Catfish · 09-16-19, 01:52 AM

^ or, according to this opinion piece link, Bolton was right.

quote from above link: "[...] showed to be a bully right since Khomenei's times when it scored the first victory against the US during the hostage crisis. It then stubbornly refused to get defeated by Saddam durign the first Gulf war against Iraq. [...]"

Lol. "Stubbornly refused to be defeated" after Saddam's attack. How could they.
Poor Saddam sure did not know what happened when he did like he always had done, to suddenly become the pariah of the US. Only showed the middle east, that siding with the US is a two-sided sword.

09-16-19, 01:52 AM	#9
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,822 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	^ or, according to this opinion piece link, Bolton was right. quote from above link: "[...] showed to be a bully right since Khomenei's times when it scored the first victory against the US during the hostage crisis. It then stubbornly refused to get defeated by Saddam durign the first Gulf war against Iraq. [...]" Lol. "Stubbornly refused to be defeated" after Saddam's attack. How could they. Poor Saddam sure did not know what happened when he did like he always had done, to suddenly become the pariah of the US. Only showed the middle east, that siding with the US is a two-sided sword. __________________ >^..^<)))>{ All generalizations are wrong. Last edited by Catfish; 09-16-19 at 03:17 AM.*