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Defense Secretary Is Wary of Adding More Iraq Troops
in response to reader comment: ARE YOU ALL BLIND!

Submitted by Bill Antonowicz, Jan 12, 2007 18:46

Boo Yah! to SSG B.B. US Army. We're with you brother, and if we can only get these newspapers to stop trying to make us look like the enemy, we could win this war. When innocent civilians had their heads cut off by the "Islamic Jihad", there was a one day article in the local paper. When some inmates at Abu Ghraib were roughed up or humiliated by being naked, we have been accused of torture and still are in our newspapers. The slimey newspapers forget who are the good guys and don't realize who the real enemy is. Its not our president. It wasn't in Somalia when we tried to restore order. It wasn't in Lebanon with our peacekeeping force. It wasn't in Yugoslavia when we were trying to stop genocide against Muslims. It wasn't in NY when the twin trade towers were blown up. And it wasn't over Lockerbie Scotland when innocent people were killed in an airplane by terrorists. And it certainly isn't in Iraq, when terrorists are blowing up their own Mosques including innocent women and children. I'm starting to think our news media is run by Al-Quaida.

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I just have something to say to all of you who don't think we can win this war . It... [MORE]

SSG B.C. US ARMY 

Dec 29, 2006 09:53

Sgt. give us a break, i understand your warrior mentality and thats fine but dont blame your fellow american citizens... [MORE]

Lee 

Dec 29, 2006 12:27

I believe you took an oath to uphold the constitution, which grants ultimate authority to the American people, not the... [MORE]

Ron Kossik 

Dec 29, 2006 13:03

You are in a combat zone up close, and you do not have the luxury of perspective. You are there,... [MORE]

Eyeball Kid 

Dec 29, 2006 16:13

Boo Yah! to SSG B.B. US Army. We're with you brother, and if we can only get these newspapers to...

Bill Antonowicz 

Jan 12, 2007 18:46

I'm sick and tired of military leaders being jerked around by poiticians that don't have a clue , when it... [MORE]

Alex Panos 

Dec 29, 2006 08:14

I truly believe Bush fancies himself as Alexander The Great, riding gloriously and victoriously, leading the Greeks into Egypt. [MORE]

Paul Bookidis 

Dec 29, 2006 11:09

Just as prior to the start of the Iraq war Bush had a tremendous buildup of troops in Kuwait. He... [MORE]

BILL M 

Dec 28, 2006 15:33

Clearly Bush is almost alone in his view that sending additional troops to Iraq will help. But knowing him as... [MORE]

Robert H. 

Dec 28, 2006 15:10

I am amazed how this campaign has been waged. To put it bluntly...whoever is orchestrating this campaign is inept, whether... [MORE]

steve burns 

Dec 28, 2006 14:33

Many, civilians and military alike, have been saying from the begiining that more troops were needed for the mission in... [MORE]

Robert 

Dec 28, 2006 13:30

It is more and more obvious that it is time to be completely forthcoming and honest about our objectives in... [MORE]

Joseph Miranda 

Dec 28, 2006 18:04

Define what winning is for Iraq?Bush's political goals for Iraq are dead.So what is left to win? [MORE]

fcsanders 

Dec 27, 2006 08:53

I think the issue among the adults is how to leave while doing the least damage and not having the... [MORE]

Marcos 

Dec 28, 2006 12:56

A winning strategy, ther is no such thing! The problem for this President and Administration Leaders is that if they... [MORE]

June 

Dec 28, 2006 23:06

You brought up an important point, June. The looting. At the time of the looting, Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld... [MORE]

Marcos 

Jan 2, 2007 16:31

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