Is it fair for the Iraqis’ to convert there land to a place to fight terrorist, as Mr.Bush instructed ???
465971
I've realized they are in deeper crap than we could imagine.\nthey are seriously killing themselves\nthis morning 40 were killed while rpraying.\n20 were killed in a mosque by a car bomber today.\nthat totals 60 lives lost!!\nover these idiotic terrorists that have no shame in killing innocent muslims just wanting to worship. I could care less if the worship diffrent form me. this is not fair to them.\n\nthat is my rant for today. I dunno if I answered your question, but this is what i have seen today in the news so far.\n\nyes the definatly need to do something about the terrorists, in iraq and other places as well.
751527
Arcane are you  crazy?  Their are a lot more modernized middle eastern countries that Iraq.  I have been to a couple different countries and I saw nothing that even Iraq.  You need to know what you are talking about before you start saying stuff like that.  One other thing I want to tell you about.  If the Iraqis didn't want us there all they had to do is run us out,  but they are going through what we did  in our civil war, Losing life's, homes, family and what not they know that it is a necessary evil but most of them are ready for a change.  There have been more business open up in the last year than any other year in their history.  Soon as they can show that their military is able and willing we will be out but no sooner.  It would be a disgrace to the US and its people if we left now and let total hell rain down upon them.
153681
The President Mr. Bush has taken unfair personal advantage of 9/11 and the American military's dedication and sacrifice to line his and his buddies' pockets and score a personal vendetta against Hussein.  Regardless of what you think of Hussein, the Iraq war was begun under falsely announced pretense, and has now escalated into a neo-genocidal conflict aimed at all who defy us.  There is potentialy an endless supply of enemies against the US, and now they have a convenient way of engaging us on their own continent.  \n\nAfghanistan is a relative success story compared with Iraq.  They bombed us, we eliminated them, that is how it should be.  \n\nI am getting tired of the people who say that if you are against the war, you are against the soldiers.  That is malarkey.  I am against the war because the government is wasting our troop resources on a conflict that we pre-emptively began without due cause.  I support our armed forces and would like to have them home protecting us, not Iraquis.
887050
we should hate anybody who is oppressed . they need to serve there great emperor Bush . because he said if you don't support me in what ever i do wrong or right then you will be supporting the terrorists. so do they have a choice?
817372
Watch or listen to CSPAN now. There is a hearing on that. The General just said We need more troops, another said, We need an exit strategy. \nIn one month the Baker meet will be over and then and only then will we will know anything. \nMy opinion is that there should be 3, one Sunni, one Shiite and one Kurd. Each with their own accepted borders, and all sharing equally in any oil revenues from all 3 Countries or States. \nThe Shia and Sunni are never going to get along, and the Kurds just add an extra element of dispute. So give them all 3 equally shares of land, in relation to their original lands and with some acknowledgment as to Census Status, i.e. 3million Shia, 3million acre, 2 million Sunnis 2 million acres, 1million Kurds, 1 million acre. Or something like that. Seems fair, they all get Oil Revenues equally, and no one is or can take anothers land.
947554
Kudos to you for realizing that the war in Iraq should have nothing to do with taking away our liberties here at home.  The Bush administrations justifications for such legislation is nothing but an obfuscation of their real intentions.  How 18 Saudi's armed with box cutters makes politicians think they can cut into our constitutional rights is beyond me.  \nWhen you look at the religions over there and how they all demonize the west and look to an apocalypse where there savior arises (out of a well or whatever) to reclaim the lost lands it has to make you somewhat concerned.  However, bombing and killing and invading their lands is not going to help the situation, it's only sped up the process!!\nIt's all a racket to me--it's the only logical explanation.  Start a war, hire your buddies, use weapons made by your buddies and contract them to make more, steal the oil, create a strong military presence to enable the looting of the oil, and then lie about it till your prosecuted in a court of law where you hand picked the Judges.  It's a beautiful thing!! \nThis sitting around waiting for the Dems to take office and prosecute these bastards is driving me nuts!!
716270
"I have a plan"\n\ncyndie yes I can. stay untill the iraqi people can defend them selves and have established a govt that is sustainable for atleast the near future.  And anybody that is against that "kill them" its not easy but world politics and world safety is not easy.  and it is going to take time.  a stability in the middle east will start in the world effort for stability
110203
I'm sure there is land that you can use. All you really need is a rock to start with.Claim the rock as your own country- INVADE- then declare war on america. They will come in, bomb your rock- you lose. But do you? after they bomb you, they pay to help you rebuild into something bigger and better, so that little rock you owned as your own country and declared war on america with is now re-built into an island large enought to acomidate a few hundren people and BINGO- you have the country and the land all to yourself to rule. hehe
849812
~I'm with you JL.  All I want is some truth.\nIf they want my land, let them buy it from the casino, tax-free gas and cheap cigarette profits.
736201
No. He'll find some reason or another to stay. (Can't forget that oil). Again, Bush is in quite a bit of trouble right now. Remember, The US took a large number of young Iraqis to "train" for security purposes. Many of them went to Jordan. The streets are not secure and it will take a while for them to become secure. I don't believe this "westernized" method of training is doing any good in Iraq. In that respect, I believe Maliki has other plans to provide security.  Even if it means "using" al Sadr.and Iran. And Syria.
1131828
looool that is so fu**ed up...isreal cant even fight 12 year old throwing rocks,.......r u kidding me????....you must be on crack or something...take away there multi million dollar weapons and have them fight the arabs....that would be fun to watch....they will get there a$$'s kicked in a second....
741338
Oh well they also claim that Palestinians are not people and therefor have no right to the land. \n No I would not be willing to give up my land. Palestine should have accepted the land they were offered by the UN in 1948 instead of being so stubborn about it. I am not saying the UN was right to create Israel out of someone eles land, but it would have solved alot of problems.\n Oh no don't get me wrong I completely sympathize with the Palestinian people. Israeli soldiers cross into Palestinian land and kidnap their government leaders and put them in jail claiming they are terrorists. No No No not for one second do I believe Israel to be in the right. \n I just think given the way the world works Palestine should have accepted a compromise, Im not sure if that would have even mattered since the Zionist regime in Israel has stated that they will not be happy until they control the entire middle east.
367622
No, the Gulf War was just away for the Bush Regime to take over the areas that they deem as the necessary regions to further their takeover for oil domination. Sorry for them they cannot get what they want....
755583
If the Iraqis do not really take responsibility for their safety (and quit aligning themselves with militias)?  You'll get a country that harbors terrorists.  And a less safe America.\n\nOn the same token, Osama Bin Ladin called for a fatwa against America because we built bases in "holy land", so there is no right answer.  We stay we lose, we leave we lose. \n\nMoral of the story? \n\nDon't start wars with countries that have little or nothing to do with terrorism, because then people use that as a rallying cry to recruit more terrorists (read the NIE).
1076845
No , by invading Iraq he made it easy s for the terrorist to gain a foothold there  They have been able to get some Iraqis to join them and make them stronger . Sure we are fighting them over there . They are still killing Americans and that is what they want to do . When they turn their attention back to the US they will find many ways to come into this country and do their damage . \nWe had better wake up and tighten  up all the loose ends . \nBy the way Congress did clear it for Bush to invade , but it wasn't their idea to go , Bush pushed for it and they went along  , because he said it had to be done . Bush gave Congress the reason's  to go , and they were all wrong !!!!!
724969
I'm leaning in this direction too.  I think we should become more deadly and finish the fight before we rebuild Iraq's infrastructure.  Maybe build and fight was a useful tactic before the beehive burst.  We should let the Iraqi's rebuild and kill the fanatics first.  If we use our resources correctly, then cannot another country train the Iraqi army while we rampage?
996312
This is the first I've heard of this.  Two years is still a long time for the troops to be there, but without fighting?  That's very interesting, and it probably won't happen.  If the "insurgents" are talking to the Iraqi government, who is then relaying the information to the US, that's even more interesting.\n\nIt will be worth watching this unfold since Bush refuses to sit down and talk with terrorists while the left has always been for negotiating with them.  Quite interesting.