The next time someone says "let's have a war" could we please try to understand why they would want one. I thought after Vietnam we would never let this happen again. But it was driven by the military-industrial complex and it wasn't that hard to see that it was driven by their needs. (Sending in troops to Afghanistan to do in the terrorists camps wouldn't have been large enough)They have them every generation or two and then they find fellows to do their deeds like Bush and Cheney and Tenet and Powell etc. I was petrified when this started in 2002. I didn't believe it would get support but then the national guard was used to do the dirty work and the general public lost interest. They got around the draft. However, when this is done, we'll see a draft so that the military that has been destroyed by this war can repair itself. That was probably designed as well. Who are the real players that decide who the GOP or the Democratic Party will pick to drive us toward greater and greater GDPs? What can be done to expose them and, better yet, control them?
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The next time someone says "let's have a war" could we please try to understand why they would want one....
don myers
May 15, 2007 04:48
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Ace
May 11, 2007 22:52
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Rick Goranowski
May 11, 2007 16:33
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bob castaneda
May 11, 2007 16:17
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John Murphy
May 12, 2007 14:04
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