hello..i want all pepole here answer me plz ..who agree with amirica to kill pepole in iraq??iam not agree?
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Well it was supposedly to help security. We dont want another 9/11 happening, eventhough it had nothing to do with 9/11. 2000 people died in 9/11 but 22000 iraqis and americans have died in iraq, with countless wounded.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=cheney+rotten
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yes I agree. Why should we give a fuck about Iraq when no one country does and the UN didnt even stand behind us? oh wait I know the answer to this! it wasn't a war to find nuclear weapons Bush JR wanted to finish what Bush SR started. I know A LOT of soldigers in Iraq and they say its bullshit. They don't even know why they're over there anymore... thats reddikulas!!!! We shouldn't step in everytime a country isn't running the way we want them to. How would we like it if a country sent in their troops to us and said hey, we don't like the way your running your country, we're going to make you into a comminust country.... we wouldn't like it just like they don't like it. And give me an f-ing break saying this is a war on terriorism... if that is true why didn't we go for Osama (the PERSON freaking responsible for the attacks on USA) instead of invading Iraq for Bush to finish his daddys war! UGH I can go on and on hehe.
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2 stories from this morning's paper. Very strange way to win the hearts & minds of the people.\n\n\nSoldier pleads guilty to Iraqi girl’s rape and murder, slaying of family\n\n\n\nFORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) — One of four U.S. soldiers accused of raping an Iraqi girl last spring and killing her and her family pleaded guilty Wednesday and will testify against the others.\n\nSpecialist James Barker agreed to the plea deal to avoid the death penalty, said his civilian lawyer, David Sheldon.\n\nThe killings in Mahmoudiya, a village about 32 kilometres south of Baghdad, were among the worst in a series of alleged attacks on civilians and other abuses by military personnel in Iraq.\n\nSgt. Paul Cortez and Pte. 1st Class Jesse Spielman, both members of the 101st Airborne Division with Barker, could face the death penalty if convicted.\n\nThe alleged ringleader, former army private Steve Green, 21, pleaded not guilty last week to charges including murder and sexual assault.\n\nGreen was discharged from the army for a "personality disorder" before the allegations became known, and prosecutors have yet to say if they will pursue the death penalty against him.\n\nThe indictment accuses Green and others of raping the girl and burning her body to conceal their crimes.\n\n\n\nCAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (AP) — A U.S. marine private who pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the killing of an innocent Iraqi civilian was sentenced Wednesday to 18 months in custody.\n\nThe military judge wanted to hand down a five-year punishment but was bound by the terms of the plea deal.\n\n"You have a very fortuitous pre-trial agreement," the judge, Lt.-Col. David Jones, told Pte. 1st Class John Jodka.\n\nThe judge ruled after reviewing evidence including a video, made by the squad two days after the killing, in which the 20-year-old private made profane jokes about killing more people.\n\nJodka was part of a squad of seven marines and a U.S. navy corpsman accused of kidnapping 52-year-old Hashim Ibrahim Awad in the Iraqi town Hamdania, taking him to a roadside hole, shooting him and then trying to cover up the murder. \n\nAnd 1 account re "Gitmo".\n\nWASHINGTON - In a development the Bush administration had hoped to avoid, the stories of about 60 detainees imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base have spilled out in court papers. \n\n\nAP Photo \n \n   \n\nA U.S. college-educated detainee asks plaintively in one: "Is it possible to see the evidence in order to refute it?" \n\n\nIn another transcript, the unidentified president of a U.S. military tribunal bursts out: "I don't care about international law. I don't want to hear the words 'international law' again. We are not concerned with international law." \n\n\nExpressing defiance in some instances and stoic acceptance of their fate in others, the once-nameless and still-largely faceless detainees appeared last year before tribunals that, after quick reviews, declared they were unlawful enemy combatants who could be held indefinitely. \n\n\nThe government is holding about 550 terrorism suspects at the Navy base in Cuba. An additional 214 have been released since the prison opened in January 2002 — some into the custody of their home governments, others freed outright. \n\n\nLittle information about them has been released through official channels. But stories of 60 or more are spelled out in detail in thousands of pages of transcripts filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, where lawsuits challenging their detentions have been filed. \n\n\nOmar Rajab Amin, a Kuwaiti who graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1992, wanted to see the evidence. The tribunal president — the de facto judge for the proceeding — said he could review only unclassified evidence. \n\n\nSome of the exchanges grew heated. \n\n\n"You are not the master of the Earth, sir," Saifullah Paracha, a Pakistani businessman, told a tribunal president. \n
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WHAT F**KING INNOCENT CIVILIANS HAVE BUSH OR AMERICAN TROOPS KILLED.\nI SAY IF PRESIDENT BUSH AND AMERICAN TROOPS WENT INTO IRAQ TO KILL CIVILIANS THIS WAR WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER 1 HOUR AFTER IT STARTED.\nTHIS WAS NEVER A QUESTION.\nTHIS IS JUST A PLATFORM FOR YOU AND ALL THE OTHER BUSH BASHERS TO MEET.\nWISH I COULD TELL YOU TO KEEP YOUR TWO POINTS.
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Thats quite an interesting article, thank you for putting it up, and i agree with ecerything the generals say, but do you not think there is larger issues here? The ineffectiveness of the iraqi govt, caused by the clash of ethnic groups but also by the duality of relying on US troops while also trying to distance themselves from US policies, and other issues like this? I respect what the generals say but are they not purely looking at this from a military and practical perspective? Killing every terrorist and insurgent will not finish this war, because its impossible...hmm i cant see an alternative way of getting out of this situation but i also refuse to believe that its as simple a solution as issuing killing orders...tho that would be a step forward i admit
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Forget him!!! The almighty George W. said that we have to fight them in Iraq so that we do have to fight them here. USAUSAUSAUSA!!!!!!!!!!\n\nONE BIG SALUTE TO A TRUE AMERICAN HERO......SGT. SLAUGHTER!!!!!!!
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Thanks for sticking up for the military population Candycane. We owe you one. \n\nSo that I have to say it again. The military protects ALL OF YOU. Not just the rich as ses. But you all as well. I know I can't get all of you libs to stop. But ask questions that don't pertain to downing the soldiers of past, present and future wars. Because you know, it just ain't right. They die, they get wounded becase WE PROTECT YOU. And thanks so much for being so grateful for LIVING. \n\nAlex B. Ph.D Its not offensive alright? She has her rights, and you have yours. But putting down US Soldiers for protecting this nation is OFFENSIVE. Not what Candy cane did. \n\nKen, As much as you are right...how would you feel. After 18 months in a shi t hole like Iraq, come home, hop online and see questons like that? When you saw your buddies get shot and killed by the enemy? When you know whats thats like. Come talk to me. \n\n\nSloppy She isn't violating the community guidelines for calling out and insulting anyone. If its ANYONE thats insulting anyone, its the person who posted all the questions against Soldiers. They VOLUNTEER to serve protect and defend this country, and is this how you guys repay them? For those who died? For those who continue to fight? \n\nCandy cane isn't insulting anyone. She's standing up for what this country believs in. Our soldiers. And even if you don't believe in the war. Good for you. GOOD FOR YOU. But don't take it out on the messengers, the soldiers, who fight the damn war. Unless you're fighting it yourself, stop. Because one day it'll come back at you. And when this country is in WWIII, or any other conflict, and there is a draft, or you're scared out of your mind that another nation will bomb the F uck out of this place...you won't be calling on the libs. You'll be calling on your soldiers.
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Hey Maj Johnson!\nWhat the hell do you think that our "Rulers" want to protect us from "so called terrorists", no it is to fulfill the ancient human desire to dominate. Like all the king from past, US Kings think on the same lines. Understood!\nMoreover, Isolated Foreign Policy? Has our country a foreign policy? I'm flabbergasted, Man??????\n\nSo Maj! Please tell it to your seniors to force the ruler to call the forces back, save the lives of own soldiers, innocent Iraqis, Military resources, weapon and equipment.
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OK, OK you are right, we went to Iraq to blindly muder and kill woman and children. Comforting others is not our goal, it is kill, kill, for oil. Look at what we have gain by our highest ever oil prices right now. I mean what is wrong with us Yanks. Lets face it we should know that all our Presidents think and act exactly the same no matter who they are or what year it is or what party. I mean this person is right, we are stupid and unknowledgeable about the world and we do live in the dark ages. What is wrong with Regan for putting the pressure on Russia to bring down the wall in Germany and end Communism in that country? Why in heavens name did we rescue those people from Mt. Pinatubo? Why are we willing to help so many countries in need when the chips are down? Why do those nations who rake us over the coals come to us when evil is knocking at their doors? Why? Thank you sir for giving us that just do kick in the rear because us stupid Americans desirve it. God Bless America!!!!
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Beleive in Bush? What is it, a new religion? Are you a freaking idiot, or what? I am guessing the former, and not the latter. I am not planning on arguing politics with someone that can't see past their mamma's teet, but this is the way it is - No one care about Islam because of what the idiots believe. If you haven't been downrange, if you haven't met the Iraqis and spent time with them, then you don't have a right to draw an oppionion. For all of you losers, that hide behind your F-'in computer screen talking about how this is all Bush's fault, and how American soldiers are 'killing innocent people', get off your fat lazy rears and go do what our soldiers are doing. Lazy disgraceful bums! No wonder Iraqis hate us so much. Who wouldn't hate a nation of disgusting fat, slobby people that think what they are TOLD to think, without actually know what the hell they are talking about!!! You are a bunch of disgusting, dispictable, lazy, arrogant mamma's boys! GET A FREAKING LIFE, LOSERRRRRSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!
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I think we should destroy iraq,iran and ANY OTHER COUNTRY OR LEADER WHO HAS THREATENED THE U.S.A. And for the rest of you anti American fags- we are here, we here to stay, we will not go away so get used to it. You cry like babies when we do something you do not like-but your your hands are always out for our money---wish i could say all i want but i know i would be reported and my answer will be trashed. In closing; don't like us? TO ******* bad!
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martha I love you\n\nGood luck to you .... Now listen to my story... There are a lot of dogs are dying in Iraq bec of the casualties ofwar no one cares about them. My dog was killed by American soldiers just fot the fun of it. .....please ....
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well as the gf of an Air Force man who has been overseas 6 times since Sept. 11th I still support this war and our men over there. We have never known what those poor men and women who were under the rule of a man who at anytime and for any reason will have you shot and killed or beat almost to death just to prove a point. That kind of hell needs to be stopped. And yes anyone that is over there will agree that they know why they are there and they dont want to leave those poor people over there to just let someone else just like the one we got out back into office so that we have to go back again in a few years.
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Thank you. I didn't know that. As the wife of a serving British Army Officer I often get the impression that the opposite is the case. Some of the bizarrely Gung-ho statements don't help. I mean what on Earth does 'Ladies and gentlemen, we got him' say to a watching World? or, a recently aired interview with an American Soldier serving in Iraq who referred to 'zapping' Iraqis. We joined you in making a terrible mistake. I have been deprived of my husband for a year in the last three whilst he served on two Operational Tours, and a 27 year old friend mourns her husband. There were, and are, no WMD and all we can do now is to try to help clear up the terrible mess we made and hope that our UN Allies, the French & the Germans will forgive us. I don't suppose the people of Iraq ever will. You are right. It's not your fault. It's your Government's fault and my Government's fault and the only way we can truly protest (although as a Senior Army Officer's wife, I have marched against this war) is at the polling booth.
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Well I'm all for removal of the troops but I see 2 problems with this (going by only what you have told me btw)\n\n1. We can't make deals with the insurgents. That is for the new Iraqi government to do, not us.\n\n2. The question remains: are they willing to recognize the new Iraqi government as the sole controlling power within Iraq even after we leave?
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I SALUTE ARMSTRONG1978 AND TOTALLY 100% AGREE WITH HIM.\nKilling people,not letting them decide what they want for themselves and destroying their holy places this is the sacrifice which the US is giving for Iraq.You are (as all US citizens find easy to do) wasting your focusing on a one-sided story.I would advise you that if you really want to see the truth then instead of criticizing the muslims go to iraq and see for yourself what REALLY is happening and who is the one the iraq people are really irritated with.
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The Americans have been gunning for his death all along, and\nwill defiantly impress upon the tribunal to give the Death penalty.\n\nBut you must also know, that even today Saddam is a feared and respected man by many in Iraq.The outcome will not be settled so fast. Did you see the Glaring eyes & stance when in court he recently told the judge"I am the ruler of Iraq and who are you, a foreigner trying to pass judgement on me?"\n\nThe recent spate of bombings in Iraq between the Shias and Sunnis is directly connected with Saddams case. Which country\nwould ever allow a foreign country to set up courts?\n\nNo. The chair will probably decay &break, and the switches/\nwires will rust or melt away.And dont suggest a rope, because there is no such strong rope exists in the World to snap such a\nstrong throat.