War Exit Strategy Question.

[DawnCt1]

Wow. Your post is very disturbing, as well as inaccurate. Most Muslims do not hate all other religions. Islam is actually a very tolerant religion. It is only a small, extremist group that follows the beliefs you described above.

I really wish people would do some research before they spread lies about things they know nothing about.

Most Muslims do not hate other religions, but that "small extremist group" isn't as small as you would like to believe. Even a "small percentage" accounts for millions of radicals. That should be very concerning.

 

[LakeAriel]

So you contend we aren't looking for bin laden?

That theory and your apparent worship of Michael Moore makes you, well, irrelevant.

If we spent one tenth the time, money, or manpower looking for Bin Laden that we did attacking Iraq we would have found him, he is 6' 4" not too easy to miss.

If recognizing the validity of the substance of a docudrama means you worship the producer/director we are all in bad shape.

 

[LakeAriel]

Most Muslims do not hate other religions, but that "small extremist group" isn't as small as you would like to believe. Even a "small percentage" accounts for millions of radicals. That should be very concerning.

What concerns me equally is the millions of Americans who hate all people of color. That "small percentage" is very dangerous! Trust me if more Iraqi's were blonde and blue eyed no one would have tolerated our attack on them.

 

[djcruz4fun]

Great, we've identified the problem here (as conveyed by the conservatives above):

The administration has led the United States into war stating it's for one reason while winking and expecting the American public will figure out what is the real reason.

Then pretends to be surprised when the Muslims are able to figure it out, too.

I don't recall any winking at the American people about why we were in WWII.
no "it's just politics"

And the interesting undertone here is that if you told the American public what was REALLY going on (a religious war) the "liberals" would be against it.

Because you think those "liberals" would be a enough of a majority to put a stop to it? What about Pat Buchanan - was he a "liberal" too? What about Tom Clancy? When I heard the rumor that he thought the war was a bad idea it gave me pause, I must admit.

"Liberal, liberal, liberal" - name calling is not going to work forever.
People start asking questions sooner or later.

The exit strategy for Iraq is clear - it's election day 2006.

The current administration has led us for self defense don't you remember what happened in New York, Washington D.C. and over the skies of Pennsylvania or the attack on the USS Cole, the Bombing of the barracks in Saudi Arabia
Let us not forget the bombings in London they were British citizens, if we do not look for them now the next round of bombings against America will be by American Muslims who put Religion in front of there citizenship.


it's not name calling it's the way it is and I say let's ask all the questions

The people pushing for the exit is the liberals looking at election day the and current administration says the exit strategy is when we are done and not before