How can you place an end date to a war, if you want victory?

Question

Unless you want defeat?

Libs, show oh stupid you are and answer this question with another question. ahhhh Duh!

Answer 1

An end date can not be set for war.

Answer 2

To set an end date to a conflict of any kind shows one of several possibilities:

1) The force being used is sufficient to annihilate a foe so completely that continuing is unthinkable or impossible.

2) Some terms have already been agreed to and a cease fire is imminent (to be followed by a total and predictable end to the war.)

3) There is a lack of support (due to public opinion, monetary constraints, or some other vital component) for the war effort and a deadline has been set to pull out and cut further losses.

You would need to be more specific on which war you are referring to, though I am assuming your question is about the current war in Iraq (in which case the third option would be your answer.)

Answer 3

It is unbelievable that supposedly mature politicians can try to set a time table. The Ragheads are sitting back, laughing their A** off! They and their kids in college have been playing too many video games! They thing this is a movie or game that you can hit the stop button. They don't have to like the Police Action (it's not a war) but every time they talk about a time to stop, it helps kill more troops and Iraqi's!

Answer 4

In Iraq, dates can be given to when people are trained and when land can be handed back to Iraq's government. That's what the British are doing.

Answer 5

There is no way that there can be a victory in war if you set a withdrawal date for it. This is defeatism
at it's worst!!!!!!!!!!!!!