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U.S. Troop Levels Likely to Stay Level in IraqPosted on Mar 24, 2008
Americans serving in Iraq will have to wait until the next president takes office before they can expect any substantial changes in troop numbers, if Bush follows the latest recommended plan from Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker.
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By DennisD, March 25 at 12:55 pm #
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Optimist or Pessimist
U.S. Troop Levels Likely to Stay Level in Iraq -
Until they completely burn out our military that is.
The fantasy of Iraq being a “secure nation” while in reality destroying our own could only be thought of as progress in the District of Corruption.
In Washington the optimist views the toilet half full of sh*t, the pessimist half empty. You can attach the D’s & R’s wherever you like.
Reply to this | Report thisBy Typical White Person, March 25 at 7:49 am #
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What about
the newly anointed leader of the free world? He said he would get the troops out a.s.a.p. I guess he was exaggerating a little.
Reply to this | Report thisBy Purple Girl, March 25 at 4:17 am #
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"SO'" is a Confession of Treason
Two little letters -Soooo Many Indictments.
Reply to this | Report this‘For the People By the People” a Free ‘Democracy’, “WE THE PEOPLE” which phrase does Dick Not comprehend???? 2/3 majority???
Anyone who claims to be a Public Servant should be seizing this moment (and Cheney). We ahve all th eEvidence We need- Cough up the Footage & Quotes Media! At Least Our Principles still have some Voice on PBS, Frontline “Bush’s War” (shouldn’t give credit to a stooge - just charges of Complicity).
WE do not need to Bear Arms to fight this Revolution, just the Laws we were Founding On.
Frankly th eArmed Services would serve US better if they Protected and Defended US from our Domestic Enemies First!
By Expat, March 25 at 4:15 am #
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Oops, my comment below was........
^ directed to Non Credo.
Reply to this | Report thisBy Expat, March 25 at 4:13 am #
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As one of the more.........
^ enlightened posters here; I know yours is a rhetorical question....yes? It’s the height of irony that the MSM is not covering the “news”, but it’s the very thing people seek for “information” and the alternative news media (Democracy Now; one example), which actually tells us the facts, is unknown to the majority of American citizens. What does this say about us?
Reply to this | Hide 1 reply | Report thisBy Non Credo, March 25 at 12:29 pm #
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Re: As one of the more.........
Oh yeah, the question was rhetorical for sure.
I ask a lot of rhetorical questions these days, because it helps me pass the time while my country is burning to the ground.
I mean, after you’ve listened to Democracy Now, and cried, and had a beer, what more can you do except maybe ask a rhetorical question (don’t answer that...)?
Reply to this | Report thisBy Non Credo, March 25 at 3:15 am #
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"Surge": Why does the media use Bush's false
The word “surge” implies a sudden rise, followed by a fall. The profile of a surge is a kind of parabola. But what we have here is no surge. It is a broad escalation to a higher plateau with no end in sight.
So the term “surge” is a complete lie. Why oh why do the media keep using this word that was always and obviously a big fat lie? Why do journalists all have to speak fluent bullshit, as though it’s acceptable to have feces come out of your mouth when you open it?
Reply to this | Hide 2 replies | Report thisBy Marshall, March 25 at 2:49 pm #
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Re: "Surge": Why does the media use Bush's
Why is it a lie… because we haven’t started on the down slope of the parabola? The stated intention is to reduce troops and I see no reason why this wouldn’t be the intention.
Reply to this | Report thisBy PatrickHenry, March 25 at 2:38 pm #
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Re: "Surge": Why does the media use Bush's
Surge = A wave in the sea of Bush’s bullshit.
He’s riding the wave.
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