[rlmorel]

Blah.

This is boring beyond belief. SandRat, I don’t know why you persist in posting this banal, inane crap.

Nobody wants to hear this.

Where is the blood on the streets? The American public knows THAT is what really counts, not a bunch of arabs who wouldn’t know democracy if it hit them in their faces.

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[freema]

Don’t you just LOVE it!

[do the dhue]

I want to hear it SandRat.

Where is the blood on the streets? The American public knows THAT is what really counts, not a bunch of arabs who wouldn’t know democracy if it hit them in their faces.

rlmorel

I must be missing something. I want terrorist to be sent to judgment, but we are there to bring hope and a future to a formally caged people.

We are not there to fill the streets with blood. If we were that would have been done and over with. But we have chosen to love our enemy. Try to give them hope and a future.

If they would help us bring them security, then businesses will invest and people will start to go to work. In Northern Iraq, it has already started. The Kurdish people have secured themselves and this is a important key.

Getting the rest of Iraq to secure itself has proven to be harder. But tough times never last, tough people do. This is a tough row to hoe. We have to pull some weeds.

And to tell you the truth, I am not sure if we know what a tough time is. In the first two and a half days (days mind you) we lost 2,500 Marines and Sailors on the Island of Iwo Jima. Over 400,000 fell to WWII in four years. 52,000 fell in the two years of Korea. And the bloodiest day in our history saw 22,000 Soldiers fall in four hours. Four hours and not four years.

Our Troops are doing good. We have to keep working and maybe things like this little protest allows you to gather some intel.

Keep up the good work SandRat. I look for this stuff.