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First you make asinine statements and now you try to divert attention from them.
First of all, the war never had enough support for a UN resolution. The makeshift "coalition of the willing" included the US and the UK (95 or so percent of the fighting force), Australia, Poland (not forgotten) and a bunch of developing countries and micronations. As I have already stated only five countries actually deployed troops for the invasion (other than US and UK only Australia with 2000 soldiers is worth mentioning) and most of those who would later contribute large contingents have now withdrawn. In many of the contributing countries there was never popular support to begin with; in Spain the decision to go to war even brought down a government. During the entire process there were massive public protests and the governments of the world expressed disapproval. I find it hard to believe that you have not grasped this.
This isn't politics, this is you making stupid and hopelessly outdated claims.