The Military Draft and You (or someone you may know)...?

If the Iranians retaliate, killing a thousands Americans, Saudis and or Israelis, and then we retaliate again killing tens of thousands of Iranians.

Would that be a positive outcome, or a negative one?

The idea that death is OK as long as we kill more than they do is troubling to me. I would like to have leadership that would avoid the killing.

The chants came as President Trump, who ordered the drone strike, fired off a series of Twitter ripostes to the growing anger, including that the United States had pinpointed 52 targets in Iran, including cultural sites, if there were any retaliation for the killing. He said the sites represented the 52 Americans hostages “taken by Iran many years ago” at the United States Embassy.

That led Iran’s foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, to respond on Twitter that “targeting cultural sites is a war crime.” He said that the “end of U.S. malign presence in West Asia has begun.”

Despite the signed agreement, do you think US will completely pull out and if they don't what will happen then, do you think? We know Trump don't pay attention laws and war crimes or agreements.

Today, the parliament in Baghdad demands the withdrawal of all foreign soldiers from the country, and the deployment of the US-led anti-IS coalition had to be ended.

In Afghanistan, about 8,400 US troops, most of which are US Army soldiers, are authorized to take part in Resolute Support, which aims to train, advise, and assist the Afghan security forces and institutions in their fight against the Taliban and other terrorist networks.

A new report, however, recently revealed that there are actually about 12,000 US troops in the country. The Pentagon then said on Aug. 30 that about 11,000 US troops are in Afghanistan.

We have 3,500 in Poland, 250 national guardsmen (I doubt they want us to leave);

4000-6000 in Iraq,

10,700 in Afghanistan,

40 in Somalia,

15,000 in Kuwait, 200 rangers and 500 special forces, which changed not too long ago.

That's the European Union, not the Middle East. They are likely there to deter Putin from invading the EU.

Poland is the one country in Europe that doesn't stab us in the back. I support protecting them from Putin.

Kuwait is a friendly country. Our troops probably face a warmer welcome there than they face in Germany (although shame on Germany for this).

Can you provide the source for your information that the EU is involved here?

Germany's unfriendliness to the US is legendary.