Iraq War
U.S. senate'''''s solution To the Iraqi war
I read something disturbing today. The U.S. senate proposed to split Iraq into territories according to religious and ethnic divisions. The Kurds, who pretty much run a virtually independent government within Iraq anyways, would receive the northern territories that they already govern. The Shiites and the Kurds would receive oil-rich territories. Read More »
U.S. soldiers killed
- Two United States soldiers lives were ended by a bomb blast in southeastern Baghdad. Two other United States soldiers were injured in the bombing on Friday the twenty-eighth of September 2007. There has been 3,814 United States military casualties in the Iraq War. Seven of those casualties were nonmilitary workers of The Defense Department.
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Supporting the war VS. Supporting the troops
First of all, I'm against the Iraq War. That was blunt, and you may not have expected it, but it was important. You'll see why.
Contrary to popular belief, being against the war doesn't mean that I'm against the troops. I have friends going to Iraq, I have family already there and I support them 110%. Read More »
Responce to Bush Lied Comment
In responce to the person who say this is unconstitutional and it does not fall under the freedom of speech, it does fall under this catagory. Once a person signs up to be in the military (and remember that right now it is still all voluntary, there is no draft yet) that person is giving themself up to the United States government. Read More »
Iraq War
Everyone who is even remotely informed knows that the main advocates of the war effort at the present time are conservative or Bush supporters. Most all of these probably supported the war from its start. However, how many people remember what liberals were saying before the war? Read More »
War In Iraq, More Money?
Support Still Lacking For Iraqi Gov.
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