Will Hillary Pull the Plug on Iraq?
My3rdEye
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I don't think so. How can she when the defense contactors are shelling money out for her campaign? Are we once again going to be left with no fucking options for real change in this country. I have to admit I'm of the opinion that we can't just up and leave but I don't want to be there forever either.
I'm just feeling defeated already when I see all the money going into these campaigns and its all going to the candidates that won't change much of anything.
http://www.alternet.org/story/65869/
How do we get someone that's going to work to imrpove the lives of all of us? I wish I knew.
I'm just feeling defeated already when I see all the money going into these campaigns and its all going to the candidates that won't change much of anything.
http://www.alternet.org/story/65869/
How do we get someone that's going to work to imrpove the lives of all of us? I wish I knew.
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it's not that easy though, and in regards to haliburton, it is impossible unless you first pull the troops out of Iraq. They have our government and military by the balls, we tried to recover and hold them accountable in 2004 for the 9 to 11 billion dollars in unaccounted for funds, and they told the army that they would pull out of Iraq support if they continued to look for these funds. They have a high minority, possible a majority of the cilivian contractors in Iraq in a support function for our military, food services, logistical support, shipping goods in country, etc... they run the burger kings on military posts, aafes (7 eleven type stores) on military posts, laundry services, and other services that improve conditions for our military. I bought "No Code" from an AAFES on my post in Bosnia in the summer of '96, and though the employee was a volunteer from the states, it was run and supplied by a haliburton type company contracted by AAFES (army air force exchange service).
Also, will anyone hold any president to there word? Bush hasn't done shit in regards to his campaign promises in 2000, and even 2004.
we are a country of adds, forgetting the problems of today before we lay down to sleep tomorrow...how can anyone see improvement, true change coming when the citizens of this country have idlely watched the Bush administration abuse and ignore the Constitution of the United States?
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for some reason, I'm thinking she doesn't....:D
lol
can't say I didn't see a comment like this coming.
Hail, Hail!!!
i think she's stupid enough to pull out. we're there for a reason and most of you don't know the reason. if we don't finish the job; the enemy will follow us home. it's a handful of insurgents stopping peace. we have a million people sneeking over our border every year so the enemy following us home is a reality and easy to do. we've seen what happens when we fight them here. not just 9/11 but all the other terrorist attacks we've endured. look at all the terrorist attacks in europe. if that's the way you want american life to be; then by all means; pull out now. let's get our troops home and fighting on our own streets.
does anyone know if hillary will return the things she stole from the whitehouse if she's elected?
Reason...? help me out, what's this months "reason"...?
ok i'll bite. we are currently there fighting the foreign element that has come into Iraq......el queda.
we are there to help restore the country back to normal since we fucked it up. trying to help build a democracy...a police force....an army....
of course you don't agree with those reasons but it is what it is.
True but those are not the reasons why we went there in the first place. Also this whole we fight them there so we will not have to fight them here is laughably pathetic. It's fear mongering at it's best.
it is huh..? anyhoo, you're right, I don't buy it...
isn't it a bit selfish that we are staying to fight al quada...what I mean is, what gives us a right to stay in another country to fight a "foreign element"...couldn't be argued that if we left, that said element would leave, as well...
sure maybe. while I dont think they would follow us home, el queda isnt going to magically disappear.
o for sure. the reasons for going and the reasons for staying are completely different.
Don't you know that terrorists are notably bad multi-taskers? The can't possibly plan an attack abroad while they are fighting in the streets of Baghdad.
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“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln
Those are not reasons... they are excuses.
Hail, Hail!!!
wrong? hard to say, but I believe there are "other" reasons, like power and control of the region for our own purposes...and controlling he oil in Irak, as well as the drug supply in Afghanistan...this effort is more about global domination and power, rather than saving people from saddam...there is money to be made...and the current powers that be are working hard to insure it's made...payed for by our tax dollars...
so you agree, it's a selfish notion...?