Now that its clear the so called "Surge" is failing in Iraq.........?

Question

Will Bush finally look at political ways to end the sectarian violence in Iraq? 10 million troops could still not make Sunni's and Shia get along. Its not going to happen, the ambassador to Iraq admits it. Most of the politicians in Iraq know this. Yet bush still insists on getting Americans killed in the cross fire of a civil war. This is no longer about terrorism. Of the 800 attacks that occur each day in Iraq, almost ALL of them are sectarian violence. How many more good americans need to die before this country is sick and tired of an incompetent leader and his utterly incompetent plans?

Answer 1

If you listen to the press. Of course, they never said anything when it was working. So this only shows their obvious biased opinion of the whole affair. That and they do tend to make things up.

EDIT:
Oh yeah, if the Shiite and Sunni's never get along then why do they all come together to assault our military in Guantanamo Bay daily? Before answering look at my pic and think REAL HARD...hmm Army jacket...perhaps he knows first hand...THEN answer if you wish.

Answer 2

All fires, regardless of how tremendous, finally burn themselves out. The traditional development of the Iraq struggle has introduced us to the location we're at present. Sectarian cleaning has RUN ITS COURSE, decreasing violence among sects. Political stress on Iran has lowered the float of essentially the most robust explosive instruments used in opposition to our troops in Iraq. The Kurds have lower back to the nearby manipulate they as soon as had earlier than the struggle. The Sunni tribal leaders have assumed manipulate within the valuable discipline of Iraq and the Shitites within the southern constituents. The "surge" is stepping at the embers of a fireplace that might re-ignite at any time. This is a case of the ARSONIST mentioning they've positioned out the fireplace. But the phantasm and belief that the "surge" labored are extra most important than truth. When we depart Iraq, whether or not this 12 months or 10 years from now, we will be able to no longer have transformed Iraqi tradition and democracy is not going to exist until it developes along cultural alterations Iraqis voluntarily include. If this happens, it is going to be in spite of the Bush regime's incompetence. The struggle in Iraq is Bush's debacle, and That will by no means difference.

Answer 3

The reason this will not change is that Iran controls a good percentage fo the country, which of course the US military fails to report, but the UK troops from GB admitted, as in the southern half of Iraq is not under our countrol; it is reasonably peaceful precisely because we are not asserting our presence and therefore they are free to bring the fight to us in our own semi-controlled area of the country. The bottom line is that Bush forgot to ask this question before invading: given a protracted fight, who is more likely to be willing to risk lives, those who have come out of death squads and the irrational rule of tyrants, or a country unused to loss of life and accustomed to show of force being enough? Answer: the current situation.

Answer 4

You'll find this hard to find in the news. Yes, the 33 dead here is very sad but....

BAGHDAD — Four large bombs exploded in mostly Shiite areas of Baghdad on Wednesday, killing at least 164 people and wounding scores — the deadliest day in the city since the start of the U.S.-Iraqi campaign to pacify the capital two months ago.

The U.S. Defense Department called it "a very bad day in Iraq."

When will we ever learn?

Answer 5

Desperation is a powerful thing. If you were in an airplane, and you'd done everything you could to keep it in the air, but it was going to crash, you bail out, if your 'chute fails, you pull the cord on the reserve, if that fails, you might try flapping your arms or praying.

Seeking a diplomatic solution in the middle east is like flapping your arms at 20,000 feet - it's not going to work, and you realize you should never have gotten on the plane in the first place, but you might just be desperate enough to try it.

Answer 6

Judging from the conservative baboons responding, they are delighted to sacrifice American lives to some muslim holy war. Thankfully, people who aren't lobotomized Bush-loving America-hating drones are gradually realizing that it isn't a good idea for America to be fighting an Islamic Holy War.

Answer 7

I've been sick of him for years and have written Senators and Congressmen countless letters asking for impeachment.But as you can see what we want isn't the issue with any of them.I'm tired of our whole White House staff.And until they get their pens in line with their mouths many more will die for a lie.

Answer 8

178 people Blown up today, Damn That "Surge" sure is working! (178 = more than 5x the VT shooting for a country 1/10 the size of USA, hmmmm)


RYAN F:

Q. Did we decide we wanted a Democracy and overthrow the British or did someone do it for us while we sat back and did almost nothing?

Answer 9

look at your answers. when you have denial on your side you never fail! Since Bush is the source of said denial it means that you're the problem by being un-patriotic and don't support the troops. did I miss any rhetoric?

Answer 10

Wrong again..the surge did and does work. The secretarian violence you talk about will never come to an end, and we are not there to police. We are there and continue to be there for many reasons, none of which you have a clue to! When that government is able to stand on its feet and "they" ask us to go, that's when we leave. Freedom isn't cheap,how soon you forget. What? Are you the only one entitled to it? If you have a problem with us being there, then take your rant to the Iraqi government and make your request there, other than that I suggest you grab a rifle and stand a post and make something of your miserable life!