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Sorry but I view this guy like Hitler. He has been telling us exactly what he is going to do.

BTW, I would not count on NATO. The Eurotrash have no back bone because their chicken $hit of the Muslims that are slowly taking over.

Well, it could be the general in charge of logistics...getting the equipment to the battlefield...I'm sure that's a HUGE pain to orchestrate.

I'm sure there are a lot of lowbie generals in obscure places that want to resign because their particular job sucks.

But am guessing it's the arm chair generals like Sharpton, Clinton, Kerry, Kennedy...that are at the heart of this article...and boy, I wish they would resign. ^^

Sorry but I view this guy like Hitler. He has been telling us exactly what he is going to do.

Don't get me wrong - he's evil, and it's clear that he or his supporters are using the situation in Iraq, as well as their rush to nuclear weapons, as a statement that says "HERE WE ARE, WE WANT TO LEAD THE MUSLIM WORLD".

My point is, we don't have the troops to go in and hold ground, or to keep them out of Iraq and Afghanistan.

I think some people have the impression that we can win through airpower, and we can't. This isn't Libya, this is not the 1980s - Iran is already engaged in Iraq - we are capturing their agents, President Bush is saying they are, the Generals in the Persian Gulf are saying we are. We can blow up their power plants, their nuke facilities, their highways, their bridges, but at the end of the day, we'll have God knows how many Quds, etc. streaming into Iraq and Afghanistan, and that's a very real problem.

Believe me, I'd rather we deal with Iran now rather than later, but we have not had the increases in size that the military has needed since 9/11. I still don't know what the White House/Pentagon are thinking, but they saw what was coming - this war (against radical Islam) has been building for decades, and it's been clear that nations are trying to get nukes - 9/11 and then the invasion in 2003 should have been seen as a chance, no a necessity, to increase the size of the military.