What have we learned as a country about the entire Iraq venture?

Question

and what changes can we make about getting involved in a war that would better serve the country moving forward?

Answer 1

Liberals and Democrats talk a good game but lack the courage to take action.

Answer 2

That persons who are employed by the government offices must have a characteristic of responsibility that is in practice, within the traditional and foundational laws of the Country, further, that "after the fact" laws do not alieviate government employees from their responsibilities.

That learning was a predisposing factor in regard to the implimentation of the government employees job description, before they were hired.

Answer 3

Men are stupid
Daniel 2:44

Answer 4

i think we should have learned not to attack countries for no reason.lets not be so quick to send 18 and 19 year old meer children off to fight the executive parties war.

Answer 5

1.) Know thy enemy;

2.) War is war; "shock & awe" is marketing;

3.) Research-research-research;

4.) Do not lie to rush to war;

5.) Blaming Clinton amounts to personal failure

Answer 6

Blood for oil is a lousy trade-off, especially when oil prices go up anyway.

Answer 7

That "Intelligience" is most often than not, Stupid, when it comes from the White House ruled by the Republicans.

Untrustworthy, unreliable and flat out LIES!

Answer 8

Baaa. Baaa.

Answer 9

Stay out of other countries' business.

Answer 10

Not to trust Bill Clinton when he says Iraq had unaccounted for stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. And if you're going to fight, declare war so you're allowed to fight.