Re: International help for the coast

I don't think you are a free thinker, Mike. How have you voted in the past?
All democrat tickets? A free thinker comes up with answers not just
questions. What are your answers? If you see the the decision to take the
war to the middle easterners as wrong, then what would the appropriate
response have been? Who do you think the enemy is if not all of the
terrorists in the Middle East and why should we have not attacked the easist
terrorist regime we were already at war with? Where else would you stage the
war? Do you not agree that the attacks would have continued here if not
taken over there? The war being necessary is not an issue. We DID NOT start
the war. It was started in New York by middle easterners. The ONLY sane
response was to place the battle square in the enemy's back yard. Hussein
was an enemy. It doesn't matter that he wasn't part of 9/11. He was part of
the terrrorism. Iraq was the most logical place to set up camp.

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"Mike Donovan" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > I don't know the answer to whether to pull out or not. I see advantages
> > to both. What a quagmire.
>
>
> >>>>Thankfully, it's not a quagmire for those who need to make such
decisions. The only advantage they see to getting out is making a bunch of
whining liberals shut up. Hardly the type of thing you want to bank policy
on. It is obvious to them that we need to stay there until we can leave Iraq
better off then when we arrived.
> ==================
> Are you talking about the decision to start an unnecessary war in the
> first place that's now resulted in thousands being killed? John, you
> have an answer for everything. Are you trying to tell me that there's
> no room for humility in a president? Are you trying to make the
> generalized statement that a free thinker (such as myself) that doesn't
> agree with the president doesn't have the capabiltity to make a
> decision? I personally think the presidents decision to take this
> country to war was the wrong decision.
>
> Mike Donovan
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