[JoeSchem]

Are they going to apologize for hanging dead American body parts from wires and bridges?

It's quite possible that the 'private contractors' who died in that incident were very much involved in the abuse of prisoners.

Regardless of what happened or why, our hopes of building an Iraqi democracy are now dead. Let's pull out and call it a victory.

[PhiKapMom]

That's a defeatist attitude. Cannot believe you brought up Halliburton employees being involved. Obviously you are not a fan of this Administration -- that was right out of the RAT Talking Point Papers! Amazing!

Seven guards are going to wreck a chance at democracy and you want us to turn tail and run so the terrorist can know they won!

You need a dose of reality!

[Imal]

Let's pull out and call it a victory.

Better yet, let's claim our victory, then pull out. Instead of being "beaten back by Iraqi insurgents", our troops are now "abusive occupiers". Quite a promotion in rank for a single scandal.

Don't be fooled. We're winning.

[FreeReign]

It's quite possible that the 'private contractors' who died in that incident were very much involved in the abuse of prisoners.

No it's not. Why would you say that?

Regardless of what happened or why, our hopes of building an Iraqi democracy are now dead.

No again.

[ladyinred]

Regardless of what happened or why, our hopes of building an Iraqi democracy are now dead. Let's pull out and call it a victory.

Isn't everyone overreacting just a little bit? Aren't we all just playing into the leftist's hands with this? YIKES!