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 Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 2:20 pm
BeXlieXve I understand... but between 16 months and 100 years, I'd much rather be out in 16 months. I'm not in the military, so my opinion might not be the same just for that reason. My cousin's husband died in Iraq, though, and it seems... meaningless to me, by now. I mean, I understand that it would be best if we could fix everything and be seen as heroes. But is that going to happen? I think the Iraqi people would just be happier if we left all together. Are any of you guys in Iraq? Maybe you can offer me some more insight into this. P.S. Ratri, your signature is too funny. XD
Thanks!
It's not going to be a hundred years. Probably another decade, if that.
you're making the same mistake as other people. Just because we get out sooner doesn't mean the situation is dealt with. Just because we leave right now, or very soon doesn't mean that everything is hunky dory once we leave.
We left Afghanistan far too soon way back in '89. And then the Mujahadeen fell apart. Then the Taliban came in and unleashed fundamentalist hell. All it took was time and effort to fix mistakes and deal with them effectively. This whole gig in Iraq area should have been dealt back in the Gulf War, when we had the opportunity to set things right.
But no, we dawdled and decided to scootch out as quick as possible, and now we are feeling the after affects of the messes we fail to clean up.
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Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:18 pm
Yes, I suppose you do have a point... Still, I can't help but feel that it's been dragged on for too long.
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:15 am
Obama? his just like the other amarican presidents... What's the point?
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 1:54 am
well there should be one more poll option!!
"he is just fine i duno much about him"
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:00 am
tassan well there should be one more poll option!! "he is just fine i duno much about him" Ya exacly! I know who he is... But i don't know what he stands for, ore what he wanto do... Ore if he is good ore bad... Soo i voted that i dunno who he is...
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 12:40 pm
xd Zaaki, he's not an American president. He's campaigning to be the next president of the USA.
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The Dead Terrorist Achmed
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Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2008 5:12 am
The Dead Terrorist Achmed xd Zaaki, he's not an American president. He's campaigning to be the next president of the USA. Ya, h's a politician... But he is soon president, ain't he?
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Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:24 am
Zaaki The Dead Terrorist Achmed xd Zaaki, he's not an American president. He's campaigning to be the next president of the USA. Ya, h's a politician... But he is soon president, ain't he?
It's like a competition I guess. D:
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Prof Albus PWB Dumbledore
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 8:23 am
i really think religion has something to do with how a leader formulates his policies.
anyway, not because your father or stepdad is a Muslim would it also mean that you're a Muslim. it's not a race.
but people say he knows how to read the Qur'an. he had an Islamic study (in Madrasas) when he was still young and living in Indonesia. they may be right.
i think he's way better than McCain. McCain's approach of campaigning is so bad. Ad hominem I call those. could qualify but already too much.
But I'm for Hillary. biggrin biggrin
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:00 am
Prof Albus PWB Dumbledore i really think religion has something to do with how a leader formulates his policies. anyway, not because your father or stepdad is a Muslim would it also mean that you're a Muslim. it's not a race. but people say he knows how to read the Qur'an. he had an Islamic study (in Madrasas) when he was still young and living in Indonesia. they may be right. i think he's way better than McCain. McCain's approach of campaigning is so bad. Ad hominem I call those. could qualify but already too much. But I'm for Hillary. biggrin biggrin Hilary? Why? Well... If Obama is a muslim, then i'm definately with him! Even if he ain't muslim, if he went to Madrasas school then i think he's whery cool 3nodding I heard that if Obama wins, he ain't gonna be president... Is that right? I really hope that Sir. Bush ain't gonna be president again! Bush is really stupid, he just have good helpers!
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Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 2:07 pm
Prof Albus PWB Dumbledore i really think religion has something to do with how a leader formulates his policies. anyway, not because your father or stepdad is a Muslim would it also mean that you're a Muslim. it's not a race. but people say he knows how to read the Qur'an. he had an Islamic study (in Madrasas) when he was still young and living in Indonesia. they may be right. i think he's way better than McCain. McCain's approach of campaigning is so bad. Ad hominem I call those. could qualify but already too much. But I'm for Hillary. biggrin biggrin
Hillary is out of the game and will be cheering on John McCain.
Ad hominem is on both sides of the campaign. It's nothing new in politics.
AAaaahnd...obama's lack of real experience with dealing internationally is a put down. Quite frankly, i'd like to under a leader that knows what the hell he's sending his soldiers to and how to act appropriately in the international arena [mostly because I'll be an army combat nurse by then]. Obama's call on the Russia-Georgia issue was....bad.
...kit ugye verekszik részére?
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:10 pm
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:48 pm
ÉN verekszik részére Isten , országom és családomcool. half of my family is in canada.
but what does this have to with obama?
...kit ugye verekszik részére?
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:54 pm
Ratri: Hillary is out of the race, but she's on Obama's side.
Zaaki: If Obama wins, he will be president.
He won against Hillary, so that made him the Democratic nominee.
John McCain won against others on his side, so he's the Republican nominee.
So now it's John McCain against Barack Obama, and whoever wins in November will be the president of the United States.
Phoenixia: You can still have an opinion. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:49 pm
BeXlieXve Ratri: Hillary is out of the race, but she's on Obama's side. Zaaki: If Obama wins, he will be president. He won against Hillary, so that made him the Democratic nominee. John McCain won against others on his side, so he's the Republican nominee. So now it's John McCain against Barack Obama, and whoever wins in November will be the president of the United States. Phoenixia: You can still have an opinion. 3nodding
But she had made it clear that she wants to be the next presidential nominee in...8 years from now. Next trial.
If obama becomes prez, then she wouldn't be able to run against him.
If mc cain wins, then she can run again, because there would be a new prez nominee for teh dems and mccain would be too far gone to run another race.
but whatever, it's obama and mccain now. are you old enough to vote?
xp i have to get an absentee ballot. i feel special.
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