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Comment on: Vietnam in Iraq

Bigthink — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 00:11:59 +0100

If you really care for our young men and women please bring them back home.

Comment on: Vietnam in Iraq

Bigthink — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:16:08 +0100

I agree with the Senator that the US should have nothing but pride for the efforts and sacrifice made by those serving their nation. As a member of the Defence Force for a member nation of the "Coalition of the Willing" (read the Goats who followed Bush), it heartens me that all nations continue to support their troops. The Senator is also correct in saying the policies are the same and have failed to work. It was also an immoral conflict to begin with and began under a cloud of a lie, which, when uncovered lost the most important thing, the support of the public.

Neither having a desire to enter into partisan politics, nor enter into the ethics of the US political system, I will just end on this note. Whether you follow the far left or the far right, remember, as a member of the public it is your responsibility to question your politicians until you are satisfied that what you are entering into is just and right. Once satisfied that it is me, and only then, enter into any conflict and throw your entire support behind it, for its the only way that victory can ever be achieved, both Iraq anb Vietnam have shown this.

Comment on: Vietnam in Iraq

Bigthink — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 08:45:34 +0100

Bush is buddies with the Binladen family. They are all part of the whitecollar buisness criminal family just like hilary. They alongside Osama are working toghether playing the world for fools. All the while knowing where to invest with the wars they create! This is the trash people keep electing into the oval office... Look at our choices Bush vs. Kerry both 322 skull and bones.

Comment on: Vietnam in Iraq

Bigthink — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:10:14 +0100

We lost in Vietnam, yet we won the cold war and we now have trade relations with Vietnam. I don't understand the correlation that osama bin laden is looking at Iraq as a stepping stone. Mccain is saying if we pull out of Iraq Bin Laden is suddenly going to get on his raft and paddle over to the US and attack us. I'm pretty sure the ongoing fighting has more to do with Sunnis and Shia fighting for power rather than Bin Laden. Bin Laden is in Pakistan, if he's such a problem... why don't we get him?