Ya know what? I take it back.
It took one quick glance to notice that she misspelled, "guerilla", and her sentence structure still resembles that of an 8th grader. To wit:
Now that we have destroyed Iraq, now that we are stuck rebuilding a country and spending tens of billions of taxpayer money and now that we must break it to soldiers who were told “the road home goes through Baghdad” that they cannot go home, that they must stay in Iraq and continue fighting a guerilla war ... now we are questioning what brought us there in the first place.
Trouble is, she thinks "guerillas" are cute endangered primates and she is outraged that US soldiers would be harassing them.
I would ask, "Where does the guerilla war end and where does terrorism begin?"
Why aren't these strikes on US military (and civilians) termed what they are? Terrorism. The goal is not to "win" by killing more of our guys then we can kill of theirs. The goal is to scare Americans and Iraqis - TERROR. They think that if they can "scare" enough of us, we will leave and they will be "victorious".
Since "they" have no role in the Iraqi government now, "they" will not return to power. "They" are terrorists, not "guerilla soldiers".
Hamas is a terrorist organization, not a ragteam of "guerilla soldiers".