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I wasn't talking about you, i was talking about your party. If that is the motivation of your party, which I beleive it is, than it is every bit as selfish than what you beliebe Republicans are after.
I don't care what the troops want to do. We do not develop foreign policy based upon what the members of our armed forces want.
My question was one you need to answer. Do you think that because troops want to continue fighting wars that we, as a country, should continue fighting them based upon troop desires?
and I am certain that my party has our national security in mind as they attempt to provide oversight to the administration.
My party could care less if the troops themselves think we are their saviors..... we certainly wouldn't mind if America came to understand that we are trying to be theirs.
What they want and their mission happen to be one in the same, so your right it doesn't matter what they want.
what their mission is today and what our government defines their mission as tomorrow are not necessarily synonymous
if you don't want to answer that loaded question, then quit suggesting that the wishes of the troops ought to play a role in our decision making
I think the best way to solve this problem is to get out of Iraq as soon as possible and quit flushing men and money down the toilet in an exercise that does not make America one bit safer. I think the BEST way to solve this problem is not possible right now given the fact that the guy that got us into this mess is still the guy calling the shots... and I would be just as against this war if it had been perpetrated by a democrat. I think we need to redeploy our assets to actually try and fight and win the war against islamic extremism and quit fighting in the middle of a civil war that is happening and will continue to happen with or without our presence. I think that there are a myriad of things that we could be doing with the money and men we are wasting in Iraq that would make us safer and would advance our fight against our enemies. The only reason this is political is because one party seems to have a completely different opinion as to the wisdom of continuing this Iraq effort when compared to the other party.
Thank you for answering the question. really, if your going to insist that people answer your questions don't u think you should hold yourself to the same standard?
are you suggesting that I did NOT answer your question????
yes I am. I asked you if Dems are solving the problem. Your answer was what you think we should do. i did not answer what dems are doing.
You may be OK, but the nuts that bankroll your party are not
when will YOU ever answer simple questions?
I have - you cannot accept the truth
EXCLUSIVE: Iranian Weapons Arm Iraqi Militia
.S. officials say they have found smoking-gun evidence of Iranian support for terrorists in Iraq: brand-new weapons fresh from Iranian factories. According to a senior defense official, coalition forces have recently seized Iranian-made weapons and munitions that bear manufacturing dates in 2006.
This suggests, say the sources, that the material is going directly from Iranian factories to Shia militias, rather than taking a roundabout path through the black market. "There is no way this could be done without (Iranian) government approval," says a senior official.
Iranian-made munitions found in Iraq include advanced IEDs designed to pierce armor and anti-tank weapons. U.S. intelligence believes the weapons have been supplied to Iraq's growing Shia militias from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which is also believed to be training Iraqi militia fighters in Iran.
Evidence is mounting, too, that the most powerful militia in Iraq, Moktada al-Sadr's Mahdi army, is receiving training support from the Iranian-backed terrorists of Hezbollah.
Two senior U.S. defense officials confirmed to ABC News earlier reports that fighters from the Mahdi army have traveled to Lebanon to receive training from Hezbollah.
While the New York Times reported that as many as 2,000 Iraqi militia fighters had received training in Lebanon, one of the senior officials said he believed the number was "closer to 1,000." Officials say a much smaller number of Hezbollah fighters have also traveled through Syria and into Iraq to provide training.
U.S. intelligence officials believe the number of Al-Sadr's Mahdi army now includes 40,000 fighters, making it an especially formidable force.
http://abcnews.go.com/International/IraqCoverage/story?id=2688501
are you aware that none of those organizations (bolded for your easy reference) have anything to do with Al Qaeda???????
Keep living in La La Land (aka Liberville)
as I have said over and over and over again...
no one is denying the fact that Iran is assisting shiites in Iraq......
It was YOU who said that Iran was supporting AL QAEDA.
can you back that up or have the grace to admit that you misspoke?
you still stand by the fact even given your OWN link showing NO Iran-Al Qaeda connection????
You remind me so much of the Neville Chamberlains back in the 1930's
