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To: HastertFan

Dear Congresscritters:

It is my understanding some members of Congress are considering an exit strategy for Iraq. Would you kindly encourage them to undertake the exit strategy for Germany, Japan, Korea, and then Bosnia first?

It pains me when so many elected representatives join forces with the lunatic left for the sole purpose undermining our President and the morale of my soldiers fighting the War on Terror. And frankly, most of us consider such an alliance as despicable. I hope that I haven't sacrificed my civilian career by giving four years away from my family as a Reservist on Active Duty since September 11, 2001 for this sort of political nonsense.

The only viable Iraq exit strategy: All Islaminazi terrorists lay down their arms worldwide. That hasn’t happened yet. The Iraq exit plan: All remaining Islaminazi terrorists are dead.

Sincerely,
OLA


3 posted on 11/17/2005 12:22:55 PM PST by OneLoyalAmerican (Even if your mother says she loves you, check it out.)
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To: OneLoyalAmerican
I have a button on my school bag that says "end the occupation of Germany!" kids at the UofMN dont understand it. i tried to let them know how long our soldiers and innocent civilians were being targeted after WWII. they seam to think that when a war is over like in a basketball game, you just take your kit and go home.
29 posted on 11/17/2005 12:43:57 PM PST by Docbarleypop (Navy Doc)
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To: OneLoyalAmerican

Frankly, the ONLY exit strategy I want to hear from the Democrats is their plan to exit, expeditiously and en masse, the halls of Congress.


60 posted on 11/17/2005 1:58:16 PM PST by FRactional
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