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how come Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier to proclaim "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" and now we cant leave or it would be a surrender?? |
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Edited by
mnhiker
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Mon 03/31/08 02:17 PM
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and how come Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier to proclaim "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" and now we cant leave or it would be a surrender?? I wouldn't lay all of the blame on Bush. Donald Rumsfeld (and others) had a lot to do with screwing up the planning and logistics for the Iraq War. Perhaps if he hadn't screwed things up so royally there wouldn't even have been need for the 'surge'. I'm not sure whether the 'surge' is working or not. Though there seems to be improvements in some areas, people are still getting killed and it's uncertain whether the truce will last. Not only did Bush proclaim "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED", the neocons thought that we would be hailed as liberators. The reason we can't leave is the Pottery Barn concept: 'You broke it, you fix it'. |
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and how come Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier to proclaim "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" and now we cant leave or it would be a surrender?? I wouldn't lay all of the blame on Bush. Donald Rumsfeld (and others) had a lot to do with screwing up the planning and logistics for the Iraq War. Perhaps if he hadn't screwed things up so royally there wouldn't even have been need for the 'surge'. I'm not sure whether the 'surge' is working or not. Though there seems to be improvements in some areas, people are still getting killed and it's uncertain whether the truce will last. The Buck always stops at the top!! |
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and how come Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier to proclaim "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" and now we cant leave or it would be a surrender?? I wouldn't lay all of the blame on Bush. Donald Rumsfeld (and others) had a lot to do with screwing up the planning and logistics for the Iraq War. Perhaps if he hadn't screwed things up so royally there wouldn't even have been need for the 'surge'. I'm not sure whether the 'surge' is working or not. Though there seems to be improvements in some areas, people are still getting killed and it's uncertain whether the truce will last. The Buck always stops at the top!! Yes, I suppose the man in charge is responsible for the actions of his subordinates. |
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Edited by
Fanta46
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Mon 03/31/08 02:28 PM
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The surge???
hmmmmmmmm, I believe it never worked. I believe there are very few Al Qaeda in Iraq, The reason it appears that the surge worked is because al-Sadr called off the civil war that you see raging now! I hear he asked his men to stand down again so I reckon the surge will appear to have worked again! When al-Maliki loses his big brother and mentor al sadr will rule Iraq!! Other than a paycheck most of the Iraq Army has nothing to fight for The Mahdi Army fights for their country! |
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The surge??? hmmmmmmmm, I believe it never worked. I believe there are very few Al Qaeda in Iraq, The reason it appears that the surge worked is because al-Sadr sadir called off the civil war that you see raging now! I hear he asked his men to stand down again so I reckon the surge will appear to have worked again! When Malaki loses his big brother and mentor Sadir will rule Iraq!! Other than a paycheck most of the Iraq Army has nothing to fight for The Mehdi Army fights for their country Yes, I suppose anything short of total disaster is viewed as a success. |
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The peace deal between al-Sadr and Iraqi government forces - said to have been brokered in Iran - calmed the violence but left the cleric's Mahdi Army intact and Iraq's U.S.-backed prime minister politically battered and humbled within his own Shiite power base.
For Now???? |
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I say turn him loose.
Expand our forces toward the borders to keep Iran from directly interfering, make friends with the winner and give him the aide to maintain! Bring our troops home, or transfer some to Afghanistan and destroy AL qaeda!! |
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The peace deal between al-Sadr and Iraqi government forces - said to have been brokered in Iran - calmed the violence but left the cleric's Mahdi Army intact and Iraq's U.S.-backed prime minister politically battered and humbled within his own Shiite power base. For Now???? Well you know what McCain's solution to that would be: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-zoPgv_nYg |
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The peace deal between al-Sadr and Iraqi government forces - said to have been brokered in Iran - calmed the violence but left the cleric's Mahdi Army intact and Iraq's U.S.-backed prime minister politically battered and humbled within his own Shiite power base. For Now???? Well you know what McCain's solution to that would be: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-zoPgv_nYg Stop!!! |
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Ron Paul is one of the main reasons why this nation is not what it used to be...
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Momma said don't argue politics or religon..Moms dead OF THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE we were 1yr. late on this war. WHY? I think there are more people against this than for ONE MAN ONE VOTE what is a pol. lobbiest? SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE How come I pay taxes and a perferted priest don't?
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Momma said don't argue politics or religon..Moms dead OF THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE we were 1yr. late on this war. WHY? I think there are more people against this than for ONE MAN ONE VOTE what is a pol. lobbiest? SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE How come I pay taxes and a perferted priest don't? taxes are a way the government controls things. So, if the government can tex the church they can influence it. In turn giving them more power... |
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Ron Paul is one of the main reasons why this nation is not what it used to be... why do you say that? (honest question) |
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the reason I say that is because of his "america for americans" sentiments. Last time I checked, thats not what this country's about.
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Edited by
Drivinmenutz
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Wed 04/02/08 11:32 AM
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then what is it about? or better yet, what should it be about?
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well what i've been led to believe by our education system is that this nation is suppose to be a haven to those that want to start a life and become something. Now all I hear are complaints about foreigners, very discouraging to those that think the US is still the best country in the world. far from it I should think.
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well what i've been led to believe by our education system is that this nation is suppose to be a haven to those that want to start a life and become something. Now all I hear are complaints about foreigners, very discouraging to those that think the US is still the best country in the world. far from it I should think. It may be discouraging, but any foreigner coming to this country has to realize that the US, great as it is, cannot afford to support all of them seeking access. And those that want to stay or become citizens have to give something back. |
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the reason I say that is because of his "america for americans" sentiments. Last time I checked, thats not what this country's about. What are you talking about? The Declaration of Independence was written for the American colonists, by the American colonists. It wasn't some universal proclamation against all kings and tyrants. In fact, our founders were very content with the idea of having to deal with such figures outside our country. |
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the reason I say that is because of his "america for americans" sentiments. Last time I checked, thats not what this country's about. i don't believe you understood his meaning correctly. he's against big federal government and corporations feeding people's pockets. that's how it was meant |
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