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techumseh
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of the frozen North.
Apr 1999 time: 22:31
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It's looking more and more as if the Bush regime is losing it's war in the Middle East. It's the old adage, "don't take what you can't hold."
Iraqi Resistance forces are clearly gaining strength, and having greater military successes against US forces everyday. US command centres are being frequently targeted, and casualties are increasing steadily. The American forces are now on the defensive.
The US remains isolated internationally, most countries refusing to bail them out financially or militarily. The decision of Turkey to withhold troops this week was the latest blow to the Bush regime.
In Saudi Arabia, he US has been forced to close it's embassy and two consulates from fear of terrorist attacks. Meanwhile, in Afganistan, the Coalition forces control only the area around Kabul and a few cities and bases. Warlords, and increasingly the Taliban, control the rest of the country.
The situation is deteriorating daily for the US. How long before they are forced to withdraw completely?
Last edited by techumseh on 08-11-2003 at 19:49
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HershOstropoler
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"It's looking more and more as if the Bush regime is losing it's war on Islam."
I suppose that is a view shared by many in the islamic, or at least arab world. Of course what they are really losing is their war for nobody-knows-what-exactly, and they are a personified PR nightmare outside the US.
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HershOstropoler
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quote: Originally posted by carnide_
3rd: The surest way for the war to escalate, is to stand by with those who advocate the religious perspective, that this is a crusade (Saddam dixit)
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Wasn't that George?
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