Bush's plan to send 21,500 more troops. What are other ways to resolve this issue?

Question

"The worst thing we can do is to vote on something which is critical of the current policy and lose it," said Levin, D-Mich. "If we lose that vote, the president will use the defeat of a resolution as support for his public policy."

Asked in the interview, conducted Friday, whether Iraq would be a problem after he leaves office in January 2009, Bush said: "The war on terror will be a problem for the next president. Presidents after me will be confronting ... an enemy that would like to strike the United States again."

Is there another ways to resolve this issue to have better relationship with the world once again?

Answer 1

The media been telling you everyday what ways to think on the subject you expect genuine independent real solution to surface on this forum. Well do ya?

Answer 2

Would you negotiate?

With whom and what are you willing to give up?

Will you stand and fight? What if the world hates you for it?

Would you engage other countries for help? They've already said no once.

I don't know the answer so I'll tell you what I observe.

We are fighting a war against Islamic terror. Call a duck a duck but that's what we're doing. You don't see us fighting the PETA terrorists or the Basque Separatists, or the IRA.

They are Muslim. The only way they know how to engage you is through force. Look at Islamic history. Look at the Ottoman Empire.

If anyone has another way, share it. Just make sure you know the Arab/Muslim mentality before you speak.

Answer 3

Id say send 42,000 or more...21.500 is pissing in the wind