If the sheties (sp?) hate the sunnis and vice versa, how can there be a peaceful Iraq?

Question

I'm a little confused about this muslim violence. Aren't the bombings that just occurred in Iraq a little like me being a Baptist and blowing up the Methodist picnic?

Maybe Sadam was right and that country can only be ruled by a totalitarian dictator.

Answer 1

If Republicans hate Democrats, how can there be a peaceful America?

Answer 2

With a confederacy - most laws made locally and the central government only dealing with international relations, national defense, and inter-Iraq commerce and allowing regional and local government the bulk of every day powers.

Answer 3

the only people to gain from the wars  is the illegal  aparthate Reich  in occupied Palestine

Answer 4

the answer is.. there cant be. it has neer been peaceful or operated under any kind of democracy and it will never work. americans seem to think that whatever works for them automatically works for everyone else and it doesnt.

the war isnt about peace in iraq, its about money power and oil. people need to educate themselves about the truth and stand against the war. we did it in the sixties and we can do it again.

Answer 5

peace in the middle east, LMAO, there has never ever been peace there, what makes you think all of a sudden there is going to be peace.

Answer 6

some people are NEVER happy unless they are hating.  They need to hate.  They are an emotionally primitive people that  know no better.  Considering that civilisation there goes back thousands of years, it must be what a stupid monotheistic religion does for a people.

Answer 7

Saddam was a brutally repressive dictator installed by UK/US to repress the Iraqi Shia (I think you are thinking of the Christianite term s**+'ite.  The purpose of this was to prevent the Iraqi Shia in the oil-rich south from getting together with the Shia of oil-rich Iran and encouraging or assisting those in the oil rich north of Saudi in throwing off their oppressors.  Iraq also acted as a wedge between Iran and Saudi.  

Saudi is an extremely brutal and repressive Islamic dictatorship which funds the GOP but which also is the homeland of Osama bin Laden and almost all the 9/11 perpetrators.  It has been treated with reverence by the US.

Iraq was invaded because Saddam's hold was looking shaky and you were terrified that a power vacuum, or worse - democracy, might break out making the above train of events probable.  You will stay there to prevent true democracy happening.

Much of the inter-factional and ethic strife was probably deliberately, but possibly accidently as you claim, fomented by the US after their invasion.  

BTW there wasn't and isn't a war in Iraq or Afghanistan.  Both were illegal invasions of sovereign states who were unable to even defend themselves against an international criminal bully.  It is no coincidence that the US does not accept the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice or the International Criminal Court.