To: omniscient
Well, no, I don't think either of us should think that the problems we face with terrorism can be exaggerated. But I don't believe that either the War on Terrorism or the War in Iraq will be won or lost depending on whether Spain withdraws 1,300 troops from Iraq in June.
Maybe I'm just more confident than you are about our ability to handle the Iraqi situation on our own. ;-)
58 posted on
03/15/2004 5:26:26 PM PST by
Scenic Sounds
(Sí, estamos libres sonreír otra vez - ahora y siempre.)
To: Scenic Sounds
This is about so much more than Iraq. It's mind-boggling to consider that folks don't understand that....
Prairie
73 posted on
03/15/2004 6:35:21 PM PST by
prairiebreeze
(America will CONTINUE to fight for and defend freedom. Even Spain's.)
To: Scenic Sounds
But I don't believe that either the War on Terrorism or the War in Iraq will be won or lost depending on whether Spain withdraws 1,300 troops from Iraq in June. No one is saying that, physically, we are in more danger. But on a psychological level the terrorists have gotten a boost. Seeing that they have been able to influence an election, what might they be emboldened to do? Having made one of our allies fall away, might they target more?
If the left remains noisy and our elections look close, might they take a shot?
102 posted on
03/15/2004 8:48:50 PM PST by
Dianna
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