pachelbel wrote:questioner has trouble reading, so you must forgive him. His/her comprehension skills are absymal. He/she is possibly a third grade drop-out. You know how they resort to name calling when their argument is lost? The article I posted above says it all. America is fighting a guerilla war which cannot be won.
The Shiites are taking over as a reaction to being ruled by the Sunnis. Thank you, America, for creating a big mess. Of course, we have our Christian, ahem, president to thank. Now, there's an idiot. Hope you read my message HOMELAND SECURITY. I could care less.
Many Americans saw a mess to begin with and I guess some were/are hopeful to improve it while others are/were convinced of it's failure from the get go.
I know the President is not the only one to thank and that all of America cannot be thanked for the outcome either. It would be less than intelligent to think so, not to mention unfair.
I know nothing is possible without first believing and without the support of those who want to make things better.
Blame can occur when someone does something wrong and when someone fails to do what is right.
Maybe it's time we put Saddam back in power and just continue to turn a blind eye on the methods he uses.
It just goes to show that true peace can never be achieved by force or law and can only be achieved within the heart of the individual....one person at a time.
As I said before ..it is one thing to point out the failures and shortcomings of another...it is another thing to develop solutions. We all can see that which is wrong...the questions is...how to fix it or make it better.
Not to bail out America or the goofy President....there are better reasons to ask this No?
Solutions are needed....criticism abounds and comes from everywhere...
and solves nothing.
Course I assume when people criticize it's because they even care enough to seek a soulution....but, I could be wrong. Maybe some people are motivated by something far less than the situation at hand.....namely themselves!
