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With ?Last Throes? Debunked, Rice Unveils ?The Latte Defense?

Trianon

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On the ?deadliest day of violence in Baghdad since the U.S. invasion more than two years ago,? Bill O?Reilly sat down with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to examine the real issues in Iraq: It?s all about the lattes.Streaming Video

It's like the Daily Show doesn't even need to write material anymore...

 
Bush needs to do something drastic in order to improve the situation in Iraq.

The amount of violence there is unacceptable.

 
Originally posted by: JacobJ
Bush needs to do something drastic in order to improve the situation in Iraq.

The amount of violence there is unacceptable.

What he needs to do is stop fighting a politically correct war and use everything at his disposal to crush the insurgency.
 
Originally posted by: cr0ssfire
Originally posted by: JacobJ
Bush needs to do something drastic in order to improve the situation in Iraq.

The amount of violence there is unacceptable.

What he needs to do is stop fighting a politically correct war and use everything at his disposal to crush the insurgency.

We are the insurgency in the eyes of many Iraqis 😉
 
I think that Iraq will always be plagued by violence, but hopefully not at this level. I think that people are expecting Iraq to become some sort of utopia. I think that a democracy is going to be weaker than a dictatorship in controlling these types of events in a country like Iraq. If this 'experiment' is successful, I'd expect Iraq to be like India. It's a democracy with many insurgents/rebels (they have many, many groups) with some pretty bad human rights violations, communal strife, etc.
 
Originally posted by: cr0ssfire
Originally posted by: JacobJ
Bush needs to do something drastic in order to improve the situation in Iraq.

The amount of violence there is unacceptable.

What he needs to do is stop fighting a politically correct war and use everything at his disposal to crush the insurgency.

What exactly do you mean by that? It is very important that we don't do anything to get the rest of the Iraqis mad at us, we NEED to have the Iraqis on our side to ever win the conflict there.
 
If the whole country stood behind Bush and the war effort it would be over much sooner. Everybody has a right to opinion and free speech, but only fool can think the division isn't supporting our enemies and encouraging them to hold on longer.
 
Originally posted by: mikeford
If the whole country stood behind Bush and the war effort it would be over much sooner. Everybody has a right to opinion and free speech, but only fool can think the division isn't supporting our enemies and encouraging them to hold on longer.

How, pray tell, would that make a difference?
 
Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: mikeford
If the whole country stood behind Bush and the war effort it would be over much sooner. Everybody has a right to opinion and free speech, but only fool can think the division isn't supporting our enemies and encouraging them to hold on longer.

How, pray tell, would that make a difference?

Mikeford's brand of logic has always escaped me. It's a little late in the game to be asking for 100 per cent support. That was supposed to be in place before the invasion and it wasn't.


 
Originally posted by: arsbanned
Blaming a failed war on those who don't support it represents the worst kind of ignorance.
I'm curious about your reasoning here. Please elaborate.
 
Originally posted by: chambersc
Originally posted by: JacobJ
Bush needs to do something drastic in order to improve the situation in Iraq.

The amount of violence there is unacceptable.

cut-n-run maybe?

Yea, give the fundamentalists an ego boost, just like the Soviets leaving Afghanistan? :roll:

We made this mess, we gotta clean it up. Does your mommy still do your laundry?
 
Originally posted by: mikeford
If the whole country stood behind Bush and the war effort it would be over much sooner. Everybody has a right to opinion and free speech, but only fool can think the division isn't supporting our enemies and encouraging them to hold on longer.


HORSECRAP... Bush could send 500,000 more soldiers in if he wanted. He is the one in control of what the military does and he is trying to fight the war with one hand tied behind our back.

The planning and execution of the this war was just piss poor.
 
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