America must defend her interests...all countries follow that same principle...the EU looks out for the EU, Russia looks out for Russia, China looks out for China and the U.S. looks out for the U.S....
fuck all the dicks that say "its not americas fault" the US has played a long part in destroying Iraq well before this invasion, there use of Depleted Uranium from the gulf war is killing people to this very day!!
"If there is one principle more deeply rooted in the mind of every American,it is that we should have nothing to do with conquest".........-Thomas Jefferson-
I agree we should not have gone in there, but we definitely cannot leave it in the state that it's in. You think our reputation in the world is bad now, just think of what it will be when millions die in the Sunni/Shiite/Kurdish civil war that will ensue right after we leave. We could easily be responsible for the largest bloodbath the Arab world has ever seen.
I concur with ( ) stance on Iraq. Whether your for this war or against it, whether you've supported the way it has been executed or not, it doesn't matter. We broke Iraq, now we have the moral and political obligation to leave it in a condition better than we found it in. If we don't do that, it's going to blow back into our faces like Afghanistan did. If you don't think that an un-stabled Iraq won't haunt us in the future, you're mistaken and extremely delusional.
I concur with your stance on Iraq. Whether your for this war or against it, whether you've supported the way it has been executed or not, it doesn't matter. We broke Iraq, now we have the moral and political obligation to leave it in a condition better than we found it in. If we don't do that, it's going to blow back into our faces like Afghanistan did. If you don't think that an un-stabled Iraq won't haunt us in the future, you're mistaken and extremely delusional.
The Iraqis realize that we want to help them, so they are distancing themselves from the radicals and terrorists. God willing, they will finally do what is best for THEIR country and put THEIR religious differences behind them so they can set up a working government to fix their problems.
Very biased view point. After the surge came about, it is clear that the Iraqi people are more willing to work with our troops to help end the sectarian violence occurring throughout the country. It isn't the Americans killing the thousands of civilians, it is the insurgents. It's these stupid insurgents that are bombing schools and hospitals and markets, not the Americans.
wow........... If that isnt biased I dont know what the fuck is. I dont know when this was produced but things are staring to get better in iraq. It is very possible that the traitors of the United States of America will be eating crow. God willing!
Very biased viewpoint on the part of the the speaker. Sadam is gone, the majority is now in control of a popular elected government, a genocide started by terrorists is over, and those responsible dead or hiding. The students seem much more astute than the speaker. Good to know peace is coming to Iraq as the people throw out the old and bring in the new.
Yeah right, more like a puppet government whcih has no power among its people and that is incapable of stopping sectarian violence. Does 3000 dead a month sounds like peace to you?
E-raq...
MopacMurtaza 4 years ago
America must defend her interests...all countries follow that same principle...the EU looks out for the EU, Russia looks out for Russia, China looks out for China and the U.S. looks out for the U.S....
STEVE12741 4 years ago 2
fuck all the dicks that say "its not americas fault" the US has played a long part in destroying Iraq well before this invasion, there use of Depleted Uranium from the gulf war is killing people to this very day!!
WAKE UP YOU MINDLESS FOOLS
ChemicalSally 4 years ago
"If there is one principle more deeply rooted in the mind of every American,it is that we should have nothing to do with conquest".........-Thomas Jefferson-
bar730 4 years ago 2
I agree we should not have gone in there, but we definitely cannot leave it in the state that it's in. You think our reputation in the world is bad now, just think of what it will be when millions die in the Sunni/Shiite/Kurdish civil war that will ensue right after we leave. We could easily be responsible for the largest bloodbath the Arab world has ever seen.
sexualartem 4 years ago 2
I concur with ( ) stance on Iraq. Whether your for this war or against it, whether you've supported the way it has been executed or not, it doesn't matter. We broke Iraq, now we have the moral and political obligation to leave it in a condition better than we found it in. If we don't do that, it's going to blow back into our faces like Afghanistan did. If you don't think that an un-stabled Iraq won't haunt us in the future, you're mistaken and extremely delusional.
riflekid44 3 years ago
I concur with your stance on Iraq. Whether your for this war or against it, whether you've supported the way it has been executed or not, it doesn't matter. We broke Iraq, now we have the moral and political obligation to leave it in a condition better than we found it in. If we don't do that, it's going to blow back into our faces like Afghanistan did. If you don't think that an un-stabled Iraq won't haunt us in the future, you're mistaken and extremely delusional.
riflekid44 3 years ago
The Iraqis realize that we want to help them, so they are distancing themselves from the radicals and terrorists. God willing, they will finally do what is best for THEIR country and put THEIR religious differences behind them so they can set up a working government to fix their problems.
sexualartem 4 years ago
just tell me when it done
am waiting maybe 500 years to see if u r right
beyondeast 4 years ago
Very biased view point. After the surge came about, it is clear that the Iraqi people are more willing to work with our troops to help end the sectarian violence occurring throughout the country. It isn't the Americans killing the thousands of civilians, it is the insurgents. It's these stupid insurgents that are bombing schools and hospitals and markets, not the Americans.
sexualartem 4 years ago
wow........... If that isnt biased I dont know what the fuck is. I dont know when this was produced but things are staring to get better in iraq. It is very possible that the traitors of the United States of America will be eating crow. God willing!
motherfer19 4 years ago
why do many us americans always say "like"?
choney20 4 years ago
Very biased viewpoint on the part of the the speaker. Sadam is gone, the majority is now in control of a popular elected government, a genocide started by terrorists is over, and those responsible dead or hiding. The students seem much more astute than the speaker. Good to know peace is coming to Iraq as the people throw out the old and bring in the new.
gerry301 4 years ago
Yeah right, more like a puppet government whcih has no power among its people and that is incapable of stopping sectarian violence. Does 3000 dead a month sounds like peace to you?
Wesh67300 4 years ago