U.S. Military Losses Hit 4,000

woiyo wrote:

Zippo wrote:
TTH wrote:
Zippo
Your post just stated you know nothing very little about me.

Okay, prove me wrong by explaining in detail how you'd win Iraq, if you were 'The Decider'?, as from now. (not the beginning of the war)

Easy.

Pull all troops out yesterday.

Again, for the 1,000th time, this war ended the day we stopped looking for WMD and removed Saddam from power.

Win/lose...who cares. We are involved in a police action today, we are at no risk of invasion by any foreign govt and we have no buisness being involved in Iraq today.

Wow, we agree on something. Cool

As parados said 'Just declare victory and hang out a banner'

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TTH wrote:

I don't lie and I don't have to prove anything to any of
you.

Since you are all so knowing answer these questions without
research.

What President of the USA and Vice President rode together in
a vehicle?
Then what year, where did this occur and what type of vehicle?

You can't answer these questions can you?

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when there is no longer profit for profiteers, and these profiteers control our government, then we will leave Iraq. Not a minute before. This is about profit for a few at the expense of the many, just like every other war.

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TTH wrote:

TTH wrote:
I don't lie and I don't have to prove anything to any of
you.

Since you are all so knowing answer these questions without
research.

What President of the USA and Vice President rode together in
a vehicle?
Then what year, where did this occur and what type of vehicle?

You can't answer these questions can you?

President Jackson and his Vice President Van Buren?

in a carriage?

What has that got to do with this thread?

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

when there is no longer profit for profiteers, and these profiteers control our government, then we will leave Iraq. Not a minute before. This is about profit for a few at the expense of the many, just like every other war.

Thats not the problem. The problem is why does the US public/media let them get away with it?

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Read the constitution if you want to learn some things. Especially about what the President has to do to keep the troops there and how Congress
has some power over all this. I am not being a smart ass either. I am serious. The constitution says a lot if you read it.

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Zippo wrote:

TTH wrote:
President Jackson and his Vice President Van Buren?

in a carriage?

What has that got to do with this thread?

I just wanted to know how knowledgeable you are on politics and if people
keep up with history. That is all.

I edited this btw

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TTH wrote:

Read the constitution if you want to learn some things. Especially about what the President has to do to keep the troops there and how Congress
has some power over all this. I am not being a smart ass either. I am serious. The constitution says a lot if you read it.

Why should i read something written on paper 'made in china'? (kidding) Laughing

We can't compare war's that were fought with cannons/sling-shots with war's using sucide bombers/cluster bombs.

It's like comparing Apples with Oranges.

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The Constitution? Isn't that what Dick Cheney puts on the bottom of Bush's cage every morning?

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I am not talking about comparing wars. I am talking about the what the President has to do to keep the troops there and what role Congress plays in this mess.

Personally, I feel that we need to leave but we can't let them know when.
I am not pro war. I don't enjoy seeing the scared faces of the soldiers that
are being deployed. I also don't enjoy knowing that anyone dies in a war.

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Zippo wrote:

Why should i read something written on paper 'made in china'? (kidding)

That is good Zippo Laughing

Who knew (humor & politics)
Zippo you just made my day Very Happy

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Zippo wrote:

Bi-Polar Bear wrote:
when there is no longer profit for profiteers, and these profiteers control our government, then we will leave Iraq. Not a minute before. This is about profit for a few at the expense of the many, just like every other war.

Thats not the problem. The problem is why does the US public/media let them get away with it?

because we don't care.

All our vices and creature comforts are in place we don't care to be harassed with truth and morals and suffering.

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TTH wrote:

I will spell it out for you then.

I don't care what you have to say.

This is an example where I was wrong. I do care what you say. What I meant was what you say will not change my mind on the issue. I have no intention of even trying to change any of yours.

Also, I do lie when necessary. There are times it is better to lie then tell someone the truth.

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Amigo
I agree that people don't care as long as nothing interfers with their life. That is the problem= people don't seem to care. What can I say, I care.
Unless people care and let it be known then things don't change.

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TTH wrote:

Also, I do lie when necessary. There are times it is better to lie then tell someone the truth.

You remind me of Mr Bush. Laughing

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Zippo
What I like about the President is when he has said he is
going to do something he does what he says. That is what
I like.

The lieing I am talking about is when I was present at a terrible car
accident and the guy was embedded in the car. His head was on the
dashboard and he asked me if I thought he was going to be okay.
I said yes, you will be fine even though I knew as soon as the fire
dept. opened the car up with - the jaws of life- it would kill him.

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what if he had some last words for his family and you were the last person he had contact with?

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http://www.iraqbodycount.net/

Iraqi civilian body count

Min= 67237

Max=73568

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yea!!! it's the 4 of July

Wednesday 4 July: 84 dead

Baghdad: clashes in Mansour; gunmen attack shops, Meshtal; car bomb,
Saidiya; gunmen kill woman and 4-year-old son, Saidiya; 16 bodies found.

Baiji: suicide car bomber attacks police patrol, kills 7.

Samarra: roadside bomb kills 4 policemen.

Ramadi: suicide car bomber kills 15.

Muqdadiya: 17 civilians reported killed in US air strike.

Nasiriya: doctor and 3 family members shot dead at home.

Falluja: 2 bodies found.

Mosul: 2 bodies found.

Basra: body of interpreter found.

Iraq's Red Crescent reports 217 corpses have been recovered under the wreckage of bombed houses in Baquba, since the start of operation 'Arrowhead Ripper.'

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Let me ask you Amigo, if the US were to pull out, do you think the daily numbers would go up or down?

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Down

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if we pulled out now the numbers of OUR citizens dying or being maimed and f**ked for life would go down and that's all I care about at this point. Charity begins at home.

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