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  • allen griggs
    That is a good one, I never thought of it that way before.
    Cheney, W, and Condi: The Three Stooges
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  • p3skyking
    Plan to win in Iraq;

    1. Kill the enemy.

    The End.





    Seems straight forward enough to me.
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    Mussolini called it a "changing of the guard."

    What's Bush calling this?[}:)]
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    quote:Originally posted by p3skyking
    Plan to win in Iraq;

    1. Kill the enemy Muslims.

    The End.





    Seems straight forward enough to me.
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  • mrseatle
    we need an armored robot corps...

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  • allen griggs
    I just heard on the news that both Charles Krauthammer and Oliver North have come out in opposition to troop increases in Iraq.
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  • Huntingnerd33
    quote:Originally posted by p3skyking
    Plan to win in Iraq;

    1. Kill the enemy.

    The End.





    Seems straight forward enough to me.


    [:D][:D]Sounds like a good one to me.
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  • Huntingnerd33
    quote:Originally posted by ElMuertoMonkey
    Mussolini called it a "changing of the guard."

    What's Bush calling this?[}:)]


    People wanted him to change his strategy and now he is. We're suppose to give the Democrats a chance in Washington, why not give Bush a chance with changing the strategy?
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  • GuvamintCheese
    quote:Originally posted by Huntingnerd33
    quote:Originally posted by ElMuertoMonkey
    Mussolini called it a "changing of the guard."

    What's Bush calling this?[}:)]


    People wanted him to change his strategy and now he is. We're suppose to give the Democrats a chance in Washington, why not give Bush a chance with changing the strategy?
    Dont confuse us with logic!
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  • idsman75
    Lincoln was known to fire Generals that didn't produce results. Why not? It happens in corporate America all the time. It doesn't matter whose fault it is. You're fired if results don't come under your watch. Recruiters get relieved of duty all the time for lack of production. Soldier screw-ups (if they're big enough) can result in the relief of their immediate supervisor--sometimes a few levels up.

    I lean towards the opinion of Charles Krauthammer and Ollie North (if it's true that they are against a troop surge). From what I saw, a troop surge isn't going to solve anything. It's like cockroaches when you turn out the lights. They just scurry to other places but never really die.
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  • GuvamintCheese
    quote:Originally posted by idsman75
    Lincoln was known to fire Generals that didn't produce results. Why not? It happens in corporate America all the time. It doesn't matter whose fault it is. You're fired if results don't come under your watch. Recruiters get relieved of duty all the time for lack of production. Soldier screw-ups (if they're big enough) can result in the relief of their immediate supervisor--sometimes a few levels up.

    I lean towards the opinion of Charles Krauthammer and Ollie North (if it's true that they are against a troop surge). From what I saw, a troop surge isn't going to solve anything. It's like cockroaches when you turn out the lights. They just scurry to other places but never really die.
    I respect their opinion! But, I also believe that a 6 month troop surge of 30k would give us a legitamate way to pull out 75k at the end of the surge. and hey, it might be the ticket...Im no field general like most of you democrats. [:D]
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  • sarge_3ad
    Bushes new plan maybe just to turn it over to the Democrats in the House and Senate, just so thing really get screwed up for the elections in 2008. That way he can say, "I told you so"!
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  • allen griggs
    "Lincoln was known to fire Generals that didn't produce results."

    Before the war began the Army chief of staff said that at least 300,000 troops were needed. He got fired. Turns out he was right all along.
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  • nomadictao
    If there was a plan with a political solution that a troop surge would help enforce, it would be a good idea. I think this is just going to be do the same this except with more people. No chance.
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  • zr700
    This should do it!
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  • sig232
    quote:Originally posted by zr700
    This should do it!
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    Lets see, we drop one in Syria and them Iran, then sit back and see what happens with the cockroaches can't resupply.[:0][:0]
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  • ScharfSchutze
    If we are gonna attack the terrorists we need to attack their suppliers, namely, Iran and Syria.


    Then we need to KILL THEM ALL.


    simply hanging around in Iraq and policing isn't going to produce anything but casualties.
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  • Kodiakk
    Personally I don't see why everyone is so hot to leave Iraq. After all we still have bases in Germany and many other places in the world. I see Iraq as a good strategic position to have a base.

    I would like Iraq to recover and get on their own feet, but I'd be very pissed off if we just left. I feel if we leave now all those troops died for not much of reason.

    I wish we would quit messing with the world and let another country play big brother for awhile.
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