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    Wala na ba talaga katapusan ito? I think it does not make sense anymore that a lot of people (adults and children) are dying and miserable while the world watches helplessly..We don't hear the Iraqi peolple's stories a lot but we know that there are living in fear and in misery..

    Just today, at least 175 people (or more) died in four suicide truck bombs attacks in (URL: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakin...ticle_id=82660)

    tsk...its already a normal part of the daily news. It seems we've gotten used to this scenes already. Nakakasawa at nakakainis na rin.

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    Well, what can we do?

    A lot of advisors and a lot of foreign governments gave their reservations about going into Iraq before the war started, and all they received from the ultra-right wingers surrounding Bush at the time was derision, contempt and ridicule.

    Now that Iraq has turned into such a muddle, a breeding ground for terrorism (which it actually wasn't, previously, Osama never liked Saddam) and a local hotspot... now that Saddam is no longer around to balance the political and military influence of Iran... now, more than ever, the US needs help from the international community to restore balance to Iraq.

    Good luck getting it. Even with the staff changes Bush has implemented, putting more moderate people into position, people friendlier towards other countries... a lot of people are still pissed at the US, and still don't support the war. Not to mention the fact that Bush has lost majority in the Houses, which is hindering him from sending more troops over, and the fact that some of those staff changes include people who are so anti-war, they didn't even support humanitarian efforts in Somalia and Yugoslavia.

    In simple terms: when they shouldn't have gone to war, they did. And now that they need to finish off the insurgents and terrorists, everyone's so sick of fighting that nobody really feels like doing it, anymore.
    Last edited by niky; August 15th, 2007 at 10:06 AM.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    And they're having problems again. Their army is stretched too thin around the world, with China starting a military buildup to challenge US dominance in the Pacific.

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    Bush and his war hungry advisers don't want to admit that it was a mistake to go into Iraq. Well, Americans made his party pay for it by electing a Democratic-dominated House of Representatives. I hear the Dems are pushing hard for the White House to come up with a timetable for the exit of American armed forces in Iraq, otherwise, they'll face a showdown when budget time comes.

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    Bush and his advisers thought it was going to be as easy as when the US freed Kuwait back in 1991

    They thought it was gonna be quick.

    They thought after they remove Saddam from power, the Iraqi people would rejoice and establish a new govt and rebuild their country... using funds from oil revenues.

    haha!

    wrong!

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    Halos lahat ng advisors na nagtulak kay Dubya sa Iraq are out already. Si DICK Cheney na lang ata na iwan dahil VP siya. A lot of Americans would rather run away from this mess, pero may konsensya naman si Dubya na wag iwanan. Pero kagaya ni ex-PM Tony Blair, Dubya's legacy is already sealed in with this quagmire. He is rated as one of the worst Presidents in US history.

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    US aside, this has been going on for eons anyway, unless Islamic leaders tame their flocks and make those extremist appear like a-holes to their fellow Muslim followers, this will never end.

    The fact that a lot of higher-powered Islamic leaders are somewhat supportive of such violent reasonings, there's no point in going to war unless you eradicate all of them.

    Think of how insane it'll be if Ang Dating Daan's troops were considered as legitimate and logic-based and they grew as fast as the mainstream catholic/christians do hehe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theveed View Post
    The fact that a lot of higher-powered Islamic leaders are somewhat supportive of such violent reasonings, there's no point in going to war unless you eradicate all of them.
    from the time of the crusaders till present day, isa lang naman magulo talaga e.nag iisang sila.better for the US to drop a nuclear bomb and leave the place.atleast kahit pano mabawasan mga suicide bomber na yan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VtEC View Post
    from the time of the crusaders till present day, isa lang naman magulo talaga e.nag iisang sila.better for the US to drop a nuclear bomb and leave the place.atleast kahit pano mabawasan mga suicide bomber na yan.
    Hmmm...I see Muslim bashing here...paano naman yung inosente, sorry na lang pero muslim ka so you deserve to die...
    Last edited by Monseratto; August 16th, 2007 at 07:50 AM.

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    Muslim apologist deserve to die from the true muslim point of view. Kaya nga wala pakiaalam ang grupo ni osama na karamihan ng nanamatay sa suicide bombing nila sa iraq eh mga muslim din.

    True muslim will always be superior to anyone... Problem is deeply rooted in their religion. Imagine the reward you get in heaven if you die as a muslim martyr. The koran puts an emphasis on that and their history prove's that.

    I embrace the muslim apologist and consider them my brothers but not the true muslims. And yeah I came from South Cotabato within a proximal distance of the muslim dominated areas.

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