Sad, sad, sad that we have to rely on foreign media outlets to remind us about the horrors in Iraq after five years of disaster and too much blood on our hands!

Too many vultures here, now, on the blogs and the media outlets, feeding on the dead carrion of J. Wright’s rhetoric, and diverting the average American’s attention from the tragedies in Iraq. I predicted this and much more. This adopted country of mine is doomed by deep-seated racism and crude chauvinistic nationalism passing as patriotism. I would advice Obama to quit this ugly parade.

There is no hope for a country that has the likes of racists Coulter, Hannity and O’Reilly constantly agitating in the name of freedom of speech. However, when Rev. Wright spoke the pains of his experience years ago, it’s Obama’s problem to function as a censor now that he is a presidential candidate.

So the merchants of death have already won by succeeding in diverting focus from the tragic war in Iraq, to the sadly painful, but true, words of Wright, which Obama has been signaled out to pay the price for. Sad! Sad! Sad!

This poor kid couldn’t either. What is the real reason for being in Iraq then.... if the USA can’t help people? Saddam is long gone...... No WMD’s either… http://www.iranian.com/Clips/2007/June/farari.html and right-click on ‘play button’ and save/play in Realplayer if it won’t open.

Leave it to McCain and we’ll be in Iraq for the next 100 years! This is the result of close to 8 years of the neo-cons in the White House. The media just stopped covering the death and destruction caused to the Iraqi people because of Bush’s lies.Saddam was a murderer but I can assure you that Iraqis lived a better life than what they have been enduring under the occupation.

On his last visit in April 2007, McCain made an embarrassing gaffe, saying after a tightly choreographed visit to a Baghdad market that the American people were not being told the “good news” about the war in Iraq.

Iraq was still gripped by widespread sectarian violence at the time and McCain later admitted he had misspoken.... http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSL0157942120 080316?sp=true

Very Powerful. There can be no more denial here.

Neither the US or Iraq, or any other place in the Middle Eastern Region of the world can survive another 5 years of this.

We simply cannot.