Originally posted by: Assimilator1
I took the 2nd option
Personally I never thought this was going to be a quick & easy war ,maybe its the slightly different media viewpoint from here in the UK?
I hope its over with the minimium of casualties all round.
Saddam & his regime has been in power far too long already & has killed/abused his people for far too long.
Originally posted by: sandorski
My vote option wasn't available. Anti-war, but now that it's started, it must be finished according to stated goals(elimination of WMD and removal of Saddam). To fail now would be disastrous.
Originally posted by: Christoph
All wars suck.
Some wars are justified and necessary, this one is not, mainly because it's premature, and all other options were not exhausted.
Now that this ill-advised war has been started, it must, regrettably, be played out. There is no viable exit strategy without finishing the war.
Originally posted by: joohang
I still do not see or understand a clear cause for this war.
Now that it started, though, I want the Coalition forces to bring it to an end with minimum casualties as quickly as possible.
Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
Originally posted by: joohang
I still do not see or understand a clear cause for this war.
Now that it started, though, I want the Coalition forces to bring it to an end with minimum casualties as quickly as possible.
yeah me 2...it seems that i've been mouthfed the "facts".....well, the kurds need to be freed i guess...and get one potential threat in the middle east out of the way.....i say...POTENTIAL..... :\
but yeah since it has started...i support the troops...my cousin's there right now in the navy......i hope he comes back safely (well, he's in a ship..so i'm not THAT worries..)
Originally posted by: Bleep
Wether the war is justified or not is a moot point, we are there and engaged. When you commit to this endevour you must win, if not all of those that have been injured or killed will have wasted there effort.
There has been some large mistakes in planning in my opinion. To much trust in our abilities to maintain a supply line that is very long and very difficult to defend. The thought that the Turks would eventually give us crossing rights and kept the ships carrying the equipment sitting stagnate for 2 weeks longer than they should have.
I have a very severe view of the "do not kill civilian" attitude. Putting our people at more risk than necessary because we are unable to tell the difference between those shooting at us and those not shooting at us is not good war strategy, this is a political thing and does not belong in the war strategy.
All of this comes of hindsite of course, but the military should have had a little better insite as to how this war was going to be fought. If Iraq uses chemicial weapons he will be the toast of the Arab and Muslum world but a war criminal to the rest of the world, further deviding the world against each other.
Bleep