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Mr Smith

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If the fighting continues at it's current level, by November 2008, our troops will have suffered an additional 2000 deaths and 15,000-18,000 wounded. It is a virtual certainty that US combat forces will be withdrawn shortly after the next president takes office. Given that, I wonder if anyone still believes that this would be a worth while sacrifice or a wise policy?​
 
Well, Halliburton, Blackwater USA, and other war profiteers should still be screaming "We need to defend our freedom!!"

But I hope you're right. I hope by the '08 elections, the troops will be safe and home.
 
Well, Halliburton, Blackwater USA, and other war profiteers should still be screaming "We need to defend our freedom!!"

But I hope you're right. I hope by the '08 elections, the troops will be safe and home.


Actually Blackwater USA has around 50K "fighting" contractors now. Wouldn't it be a riot to see that number increased drastically when/if the US army goes home? When the neocons administration tells you that there is 150K US troops in Iraq, as usual it is a lie......But what's new?! I would love to see Blackwater, Haliburton and few American oil companies's board of directors be in charge of runing Iraq. Lets freedom ring.......cha-ching! :mrgreen:
 
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