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To: podkane

podkane, why don't you just be honest.
You want the USA to lose in Iraq.
You're a fan of Zarqawi.
You're hoping for another terror attack here so you can blame Bush.
You listen to news reports hopeful for more US casualties.
You're disappointed that Iraqis voted at a higher percenatge than people here.
You're disappointed Saddam was not able to continue his acid baths, child prisons, rape rooms and mass murder.


31 posted on 10/25/2005 2:07:37 PM PDT by threeleftsmakearight
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To: threeleftsmakearight
You want the USA to lose in Iraq.

You're a fan of Zarqawi.

You're hoping for another terror attack here so you can blame Bush.

You listen to news reports hopeful for more US casualties.

You're disappointed that Iraqis voted at a higher

percenatge than people here.

You're disappointed Saddam was not able to continue his acid baths, child prisons, rape rooms and mass murder.

That's quite a rant... with "supporters" like this, no wonder our president is having a rough time in the polls.

Let's see:

#1: We can declare victory NOW, when we have a success... and the Iraqis have an official constituion, it's officially their country. There is no reason for us to stay any longer and lose any more soldiers.. it would also remove the only reason that the insurgents have for support..

#2 What?

#3 What?

#4 What???!!!

#5 only in Americans, not Iraqis..

#6 I'm disappointed that this will drag on and drag our president's polling numbers down. We have won. Saddam is on trial, Iraqis have a constitution, but they now have the responsibility to run and protect their country - and deal with THEIR Sunni problem. Time for us to leave.

34 posted on 10/25/2005 2:27:10 PM PDT by podkane
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