any Idea as to why, you have no clue how to stop it.
No, I don't know how to stop it. We can always turn tail and run. Worked before. Of course, a bloodbath and pitiful refugees in boats trying to get out rather than be murdered followed. In the instant case, if we cut and run, the most likely scenario will be a bloody civil war.
In the meantime many good americans die for what, GW's greed.
What about our own personal greed? Yours and mine?
I don't see things that simplisticly and wasn't enthusiastic about going in there the first time, let alone the second, do support our troops, but the other party backed him until it became politically expedient to turn on him. GW is so greedy he likes to camp out in a home on the range that is more modest than all the new homes being built in the burbs Gotta keep the economy pumped up. Most new homes, incidentally, have huge square footage and are going to cost an awful lot to heat and/or air condition. That is going to require more energy. There are currently bargains to be had in suv's though because some people are beginning to feel the bite.
No matter which side of the political fence you happen to sit on, it's not the poiticians who are going to have to make sacrifices unless someone does something to them. It wasn't politicians jumping to their deaths rather than being burned to a crisp. They all live high on the hog and if the whole country goes down the tubes, they will have a place to run and hide.
It seems we might have picked the wrong country though.
I'm sick of the Haliburton argument, too. The last man at the helm gave them a contract to rebuild in the Balkans when we went in there. There was no moaning and wailing by the liberal media or most conservatives about that. I had trepidations about that, too. The Serbs have paid dearly, and it's their churches that are being burned and being used as latrines now while UN troops do little or nothing to stop it. The score is at least 100 to 1, churches to mosques.
I can understand both sides of the arguments.
Sooner or later we were going to have to deal with it. We have built a society where people have to have cars to drive 50 and more miles to work and play and think nothing of it.