What’s the matter with these people?  Don’t they know that we’re killing them in the hundreds of thousands so they can be free of Saddam?  What’s that you ask - Saddam who?

we need to get back the america we once were
that lead by example an not by force
that an patience an eventually as civilizatins grow
and the there is less people starving an trying to do wat they must to survive then ya , they could focus on the study of civility an ponder thoughts of the mind an eventually come to understand our ways.

  all i can really say is god bless america
.... america not any one single individual but the nation as a whole
an also taht i wish everyone could look into history
an observe wat happend to every country in the world that got comfortable on top…
they fell
cheers
h05w3r

As a recently-developed US Army/Marine Corps counterinsurgency manual indicates, “hard power” troop surges, bullets and bombs will not solve all the problems.

“Soft power” in terms of information ops, psychological ops and persuasion ops will play an important part in the tragic Iraq disaster.

Taking a look at the WWII-era US Army “Military Intelligence Service (MIS)” in the Pacific, which was comprised of Japanese-Americans, is also a good example of possible assets and resources in these efforts. See:

“Eastwood, Spielberg: One More Iwo Jima Film”

PopulistAmerica.com
April 4, 2007

http://www.populistamerica.com/eastwood_spielberg_one_more_iwo_jima_film

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Unconventional intel and psychological ops might also be helpful:

“Unconventional Human Intelligence Support: Navy SEAL’s report”

PopulistAmerica.com
January 7, 2007

http://www.populistamerica.com/unconventional_human_intelligence_support

US military forces have gone from being invaders in Iraq to now being occupiers of Iraq. The Iraqi and American people want us out of Iraq. The US military surge in Iraq cannot hope to succeed because the US military is now in the middle of a Iraqi civil war, consequently, the Iraq war is lost. The Republican and media talking points wrongly suggest that everything will be fine if the US just continues it’s present military strategy. The present US course of action in Iraq is only fostered by those who do not put America first. America desperately needs real leaders who have the courage stand up for America.

I agree with Marie2. The president needs to re-examine the issue at hand. As long as we prolong efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals to eradicate global poverty, like the Iraq war, people will continue to suffer. It is time to take action, just as The Borgen Project has to spread awareness of this crisis situation.

We need someone to lead us properly and solve the issues that really matter to us. If President Bush or any other president really wants to protect our country from future terrorists, he or she should combat global poverty which is at the root of the problem. We don’t need to be in a war that benefits the businesses of Americans. We need to be helping the rest of the world in order to help ourselves which would really benefit the economy. We could actually be doing businesses with the past “poor” countries of this world.

Biggest show on Earth after Vietnam War ! “Yankees Go Home” is now echoed from those who love their country and freedom. There’s no hidden place for Bush/Cheney to live !