gordontravels
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You've done well Cindy. You got me to start a thread and here we are 33 pages later and more for and againsters have joined and it's not really about you anymore. Is it true that MoveOn.org is giving you like a blank check? Wouldn't you get moore from Michael? Your own family doesn't like you or what you are doing to your son's memory. They say he not only believed in what we were doing in Iraq but re-enlisted while he was in Iraq.
You are protesting your own grief and not your son's death or anyone else's because they don't want you doing that for them. They went and died and they believed in what they were doing. You believe but you don't believe in what they did. Your son believed in the war and what we were doing for the Iraqi people because he saw what our media doesn't tell us.
He saw the good we were doing; renovating and building new schools, children receiving polio and other vaccinations for the first time in the history of some regions in Iraq, New major hospitals and hundreds of new medical clinics so people don't just lay in a bedroom and die, water and electricity projects where people had no electricity and only a muddy well before, a voice, a vote and a hope for a better life. Gosh, even cell phones and Dish Network. CNN in the desert to tell them how badly we are doing in their country while they get the Jolly Time out of the microwave.
I really think you should go home Cindy because the Iraqi people don't understand you and those who like you here and those who don't really should get some quality news when they watch TV. You understand, don't you? :duel
You are protesting your own grief and not your son's death or anyone else's because they don't want you doing that for them. They went and died and they believed in what they were doing. You believe but you don't believe in what they did. Your son believed in the war and what we were doing for the Iraqi people because he saw what our media doesn't tell us.
He saw the good we were doing; renovating and building new schools, children receiving polio and other vaccinations for the first time in the history of some regions in Iraq, New major hospitals and hundreds of new medical clinics so people don't just lay in a bedroom and die, water and electricity projects where people had no electricity and only a muddy well before, a voice, a vote and a hope for a better life. Gosh, even cell phones and Dish Network. CNN in the desert to tell them how badly we are doing in their country while they get the Jolly Time out of the microwave.
I really think you should go home Cindy because the Iraqi people don't understand you and those who like you here and those who don't really should get some quality news when they watch TV. You understand, don't you? :duel