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The discussion revolves around speculation regarding which country the US might invade next, with opinions suggesting that the trigger would be the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) or an unprovoked attack on the US. Some participants propose countries like France, Libya, Syria, and Turkey as potential targets, citing their political stances and military capabilities. The conversation touches on the complexities of international relations, emphasizing that the US typically engages in military actions based on strategic interests rather than for entertainment. Concerns are raised about the humanitarian implications of such invasions, particularly in the context of countries with repressive regimes. The discussion highlights a critical view of US foreign policy, noting past interventions and questioning the rationale behind military actions. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of humor, skepticism, and serious contemplation about the consequences of military aggression.

Which country will the US invade next?

  • North Korea

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Iran

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Syria

    Votes: 1 25.0%
  • Libya

    Votes: 1 25.0%
  • France

    Votes: 2 50.0%

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Which country will the US invade next?
 
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Whichever one uses WMD next. Or launches the next unprovoked attack on the US, whichever comes first.

Do you know which country that will be?
 
none of the above?[?]
 
I'd vote France as known enemies are easier dealt with than those disquised as allies.
 
Greetings !

Libya and Syria are the "hornets' nests" of
international terrorism. They are the reasonable
next choices. But, I'm not sure that force
should be applied there.

Live long and prosper.
 
Well I personally thought it was a very good album - not as good as "Quadraphenia", but that is a tough benchmark to beat.

Njorl
 
well France is a thought, but Turkey is much smaller politically and has been rather unhelpful lately as well; so using the "if you are not with us you are with the terrorist logic" and considering that they don't have nearly as strong as a military as we do, it seems like an obvious choice to me.
 
Although it would be nice to wipe out 50 million frogs, it's probably a little unrealistic :wink: . Syria however haven't done themselves any favours in the last day or two...
 
Kill the frogs its about time this european union rubbish is got rid off! lol

And if you go by the logic of if your not with us your against us then the United States will attack pretty much every country that doesn't speak english.
 
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none of the above?

My answer too!

We don't invade for fun laser despite what you think and we don't go to war for fun. We most likely won't invade or go to war with anyone else as long as they don't THREATEN us and as long as they don't have ILLEGAL weapons and as long as they don't KILL AND TORTURE their own people and as long as they don't use TERRORIST attacks on us then we will GLADLY leave them alone


Whichever one uses WMD next. Or launches the next unprovoked attack on the US, whichever comes first.

exactly my thoughts!
 
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None of the above. An invasion of France, Iran, or North Korea would be utter folly. France has lots of those nuke thingies, and an invasion of Iran or North Korea would be a catastrophe: tens or hundreds of thousands of dead soldiers, maybe a million or so dead civilians. Syria and Libya would be less nasty I think, but at this point, the Arab world would (probably rightly) unite behind them against the USA.

PS - Nicool, have you looked at the history of US military interventions? We often attack based on realpolitik and geostrategic goals, not just to defend ourselves. eg:

Granada
Panama
Nicaragua
Vietnam

Also, there are plenty of countries with brutal repressive regimes and/or WMD that we are allied with. We armed OBL way back when because fomenting Islamic fundamentalism in the region was deemed to be good Cold War strategy; we supported Iraq in the Iran-Iraq war when Iraq was using chems; and I noticed both El Salvador and Uzbekistan are on board the Coalition of the Willing... neither of their governments are much better than Saddam's.

http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~alis/rumsfeldnsaddam.jpg
^^^ Yup, that's Rumsfeld shaking Saddam's hand. He was a special envoy sent to Iraq in '84 [date?] to "improve relations"; ie to see how we could help Iraq win the war. Iraq had begun to use chemical weapons when he was sent. Charming, eh?
 
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This topic is highly offensive and insensitive to people who might live in those countries listed. We throw around countries like it was a game of Risk.
 

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