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·Re: OT: What no comments on Bush's new iraq Plan?
ToMh wrote:
> I'm supporting the Pres this time. First time I felt that they are
> being upfront about things and are finally willing to admit mistakes
> and change the course. We can't let Iraq slip into Iranian and Syrian
> control.
> Having Iran control the 2nd largest oil reserve would be devastating.
> Even though I feel they probably screwed it up beyond repair, we
> should support this last effort.
>
> They need to have more troops to be able to actually keep the
> insurgents out. The way it's been is just like VietNam. They chase the
> enemy away, then move on, only to have them come right back. The other
> thing they need to do is to actually build back up the infrustructure,
> so that people can have services, safety and not feel the need to join
> these millitias for protection.
Congratulations on finally having some sense to see what the price of
failure would be. It takes insanity or pure hatred to ignore the
realities of allowing Iraq to fall into the hands of Iran. Even the
Democratic leadership really know they can't pull the troops out or
they would cut funding. All their posturing is nothing more than
partisan politics designed to satisfy their loony base.
ToMh wrote:
> I'm supporting the Pres this time. First time I felt that they are
> being upfront about things and are finally willing to admit mistakes
> and change the course. We can't let Iraq slip into Iranian and Syrian
> control.
> Having Iran control the 2nd largest oil reserve would be devastating.
> Even though I feel they probably screwed it up beyond repair, we
> should support this last effort.
>
> They need to have more troops to be able to actually keep the
> insurgents out. The way it's been is just like VietNam. They chase the
> enemy away, then move on, only to have them come right back. The other
> thing they need to do is to actually build back up the infrustructure,
> so that people can have services, safety and not feel the need to join
> these millitias for protection.
Congratulations on finally having some sense to see what the price of
failure would be. It takes insanity or pure hatred to ignore the
realities of allowing Iraq to fall into the hands of Iran. Even the
Democratic leadership really know they can't pull the troops out or
they would cut funding. All their posturing is nothing more than
partisan politics designed to satisfy their loony base.
