ISIS in the Middle East is growing

John Mace had no concerns about collateral damages in 2003 when he said we were justified to go to war with Iraq based upon a decade of Saddam Hussein bad behavior while Mace admits he knew Saddam was not a threat.

I absolutely positively am very certain that Saddam Hussein was not a threat in 2003 because he was in fact cooperating with inspectors before Bush and apparently Mace felt it was justified to bomb a nation being peacefully inspected by the UN and at a time when nobody in Iraq was killing each other, no al Qaeda in Iraq, sectarian wars or bombings etc.

So now Mace attacks my argument based upon collateral damage concerns following the biggest massive military style invasion of terrorists the modern world has ever seen.

There was no ‘justification’ for applying the collateral damage that the US and UK applied to Iraq in 2003. None.

In defending themselves now the government of Iraq will cause collateral damage as well, but I see it as justified in facing the threat being thrown at them at this moment in history.

Collateral damage is a tragic part of war but it will happen. That is why no one should start a war when there is no threat and no one should say it is justified when there is no chance in hell that it ever was.