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It is Fathers Day and a very sad day for the large number of American fathers who have lost sons in Iraq in the past 2 years ...

These are courageous men that were lied to by the worse Commander-in-Chief in the history and this is a sad day for many families and I apologize and say thanks for their courageous service
 

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There will be another post like this a year from now,

2 years from now....

3 years from now....

4 years from now....

Spent two years over there already and you can't control even so much as a street.....

Half the people over here don't think we should be in Iraq and you think the insurgency over there is going to just peter out?
 

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doc mercer said:
It is Fathers Day and a very sad day for the large number of American fathers who have lost sons in Iraq in the past 2 years ...

These are courageous men that were lied to by the worse Commander-in-Chief in the history and this is a sad day for many families and I apologize and say thanks for their courageous service
I agree!:sad3: And I apologize also for my wrongdoing in not doing more to stop it, sad!
 
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Marco: Thank you ....

I respect the soldiers and will never bash any member of our Armed Services and again I say thanks for your dedication to this country

God bless ya ...
 
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Agree. . peace be with all the family members of victims who had to be a part of this senseless genocide
 
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We should of just dropped the big one and then gone in and taken all his stuff and got hell out.


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Coldweather said:
We should of just dropped the big one and then gone in and taken all his stuff and got hell out.


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Who is this Douglas 'Coldweather'MacArthur?:lolBIG:
 
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Bring back Harry. He could toss them!

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doc mercer said:
It is Fathers Day and a very sad day for the large number of American fathers who have lost sons in Iraq in the past 2 years ...

These are courageous men that were lied to by the worse Commander-in-Chief in the history and this is a sad day for many families and I apologize and say thanks for their courageous service
Even sadder is the thought of kids that won't have a Father today to share this day with because they are either in Iraq or pushin' up daisys. For what?
 
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Why are you guys pretending to care about the US Military?
 

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koidog said:
Why are you guys pretending to care about the US Military?
Who ??????????????????:party:
 
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Doc, JinnRikki, Others on the left. Not all certainly, but some.


Anyone who would feel the need to "apologize"
 

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"Why are you guys pretending to care about the US Military?"

I think in better terms about the troops sent in to die for war profiteers than the politicians thinking about themselves.....

If you're in the military you're pretty much a puppet who goes where you are sent to......doesn't mean we have to like the decisions of the generals and higher ups like the president who got us firmly stuck in Vietnam II.......
 
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Marco's clearly anti US Military too.

I betcha the troops don't think it's a Vietnam II.
 
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I'M glad their dead! Wish they were all dead!


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"I betcha the troops don't think it's a Vietnam II."

The troops don't think, therefore you are probably correct in that statement.

Troops aren't taught to think, they are taught to follow orders. When told to "jump"......they are trained to say "how high"......they aren't taught to question wars, only to salute and follow orders. Of course the majority would agree with the commander-in-chief they have pledged to follow.

Whether or not you choose to accept the fact, you are stuck in an unwinnable war, the same as you were in Vietnam.....

Vietnam was fighting ever since the Japs were around, then they fought the French and finally the Americans.....they had decades to thin out and be wiped out, they never did, and some dumba$$es think we can walk into Iraq and spend a week or two there and the opposition will collapse?

Two years later we're still doing the same things and still filling bodybags and towing the blown up hummer away.....

Seriously, how are you guys gonna get out of Iraq?
 
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>Whether or not you choose to accept the fact, you are stuck in an unwinnable war, the same as you were in Vietnam.....

How would that be a fact? Do you know the difference between opinion and fact? 2/12 years in, we had no where near the control of Vietnam that we have in Iraq. Especially considering we were really In Vietnam in the early 60's.

>and some dumba$$es think we can walk into Iraq and spend a week or two there and the opposition will collapse?

Who thought that? Maybe that was Kerry's secret plan, but I don't know anyone else that thought that.

>Two years later we're still doing the same things and still filling bodybags and towing the blown up hummer away

How many body bags? Odd that when pre-war predictions of tens of thousands of US death falls through, it is still considered a high count when it's less than 2K? Mind you every American life has value, even though you don't think that.

>Seriously, how are you guys gonna get out of Iraq?

Ah the crux of the lefts point Exit Strategy. Even though No war has ever had one. The reality is we will be in Iraq for quite some time, although I would expect some withdrawel in a year, two tops.
 

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"2/12 years in, we had no where near the control of Vietnam that we have in Iraq."

You guys can't control a street, yet you claim to have more control than in Vietnam? Suicide bombings and roadside bombings everyday in Iraq....some control you got there. You guys won't have any more control in 2 years or 20, if you're stupid enough to continue using failed strategies like those that failed in Vietnam. All you did now is create a eastern version of Israel/Palestine.

"Mind you that every American life has value, even though you don't think that."

They do have value, that's why I wouldn't place them in harm's way trying to establish a democracy that will not take hold. We don't owe them a government just because they had a brutal a$$hole dictator take over and loot the treasury...."no nationbuilding" should have been a promise for Dubya to keep but then again he's a politician, should I really expect less than broken promises?

"Ah the crux of the left points Exit Strategy. Even though no war has ever had one. The reality is we will be in Iraq for quite some time, although I would expect some withdrawel in a year, two tops."

Exit strategy. Defeat the enemy to the point where the commander in chief waves the white flag and tells his generals to quit. There are no generals for the opposition, that's why everyday is going to be the same in Iraq, guerilla warfare plays out different from conventional wars.......interesting that you would say we will be in Iraq for quite some time but then flip-flop and state withdrawal in a year or two, tops.....

If we withdraw within a year or two it won't be because the opposition has given up or been defeated......there are millions of arabs over there and all it takes is a small percentage of these rebels to tie the US military down for years...how many Americans would strap on a vest of explosives and die, yet there are willing volunteers over there willing to die everyday?.....Russia quit in Afghanistan after 10 years, we quit Vietnam after 10 years.....any reason why a technologically superior opponent can't win in ten years of fighting a much lesser opponent? Constant guerilla warfare and dragging the war out for years......too much cost in Afghan and Vietnam and this is exactly why we will lose in Iraq also.

If we're smart enough to pull out of Iraq within a year or two it will only save thousands of American lives and billions of dollars that would otherwise be spent doing the same, tired, failed pursuits that were the same failures of campaigns of countries past.
 
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How would that be a fact? Do you know the difference between opinion and fact? 2/12 years in, we had no where near the control of Vietnam that we have in Iraq. Especially considering we were really In Vietnam in the early 60's.
I suggest you weren't even a gleam in your daddys eye during the Vietnam war. No one ever controls anything in a gorilla war, we bombed the shit out of the Ho Chi Min trail week in and week out, the enemy fixed it and kept on coming.
The road to the Baghdad airport is the most dangerous thoroughfare in Iraq and we can't control it. The Syrian boarder is an open frontier, foreign fighters coming through unimpeded. Attacks are tamped down in one provence only to have it flare in another. The only place really under control is the Green
Zone and it takes mortar rounds frequently.

Who thought that? Maybe that was Kerry's secret plan, but I don't know anyone else that thought that.
May 2nd 2003, President Bush lands on the carrier U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln. Gives a victory speech under the banner "Mission Accomplished". Bush thought so.

How many body bags? Odd that when pre-war predictions of tens of thousands of US death falls through, it is still considered a high count when it's less than 2K? Mind you every American life has value, even though you don't think that.
Still not counting dead Iraqis right? Amazing how they don't count in Bush World.

Ah the crux of the lefts point Exit Strategy. Even though No war has ever had one. The reality is we will be in Iraq for quite some time, although I would expect some withdrawel in a year, two tops.
George Sr. had an exit strategy, why is it to much to ask junior to have one?
Yes the troops will be there for quite some time since they're building permanent bases.
 
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>I suggest you weren't even a gleam in your daddys eye during the Vietnam war. No one ever controls anything in a gorilla war, we bombed the shit out of the Ho Chi Min trail week in and week out, the enemy fixed it and kept on coming.

I was born in 1966. So wrong again. But so what? Does that mean We can't have comments on things that happen before we were born? When I was 4 I discovered these things called "books" you should try one.

>May 2nd 2003, President Bush lands on the carrier U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln. Gives a victory speech under the banner "Mission Accomplished". Bush thought so.

The guys on the boat put that Banner up. Read Bush's speech from that day. He made it very clear there was a LONG way to go. This is just another "fact" from the Michael Moore school.

>Still not counting dead Iraqis right? Amazing how they don't count in Bush World.

As I was responding to a post that was talking about the US Military body bags (that's how I took it) No I was not counting Iraqis. But if we do, still a Hell of a lot less body bags than WW II or Vietnam 2 1/2 years in. But as you are the Vietnam expert why don't you fill the rest of the board in How many died AFTER pulled out of Vietnam? A million? maybe more.

>George Sr. had an exit strategy, why is it to much to ask junior to have one? Yes the troops will be there for quite some time since they're building permanent bases

Just as we built permanent bases in Korea, Japan, Germany, makes perfect sense to have a base in the Middle East. I still contend No war has an Exit strategy. Having someone surrender is NOT an Exit strategy.
 

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