Politesub53
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ORIGINAL: Kirata More than twice as many U.S. troops were killed in Iraq under Obama's willing continuation of that "bad faith" war... Four of the five years under Bush have a higher death rate than all of those under Obama added together. I suggest you let someone else do your maths and stop suggesting I am a hypocrite. Oops, you're right. I didn't realize I was looking at military deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan combined. Not that I'm in favor of us being in Afghanistan either, or that I don't think Owner is a hypocrite, but you have my apologies on this one. As we're on the topic, however, how do you feel about the spiraling body count from Obama's continuing military adventures? Have you ever seen this? K. Accepted...... Thank you. I have never been critical of Bush going after AQ, just the fact he didnt finish the job when he had then trapped at Tora Bora. It didnt help he let the Pakistani ISI fly AQs top men out of Afghanistan either. I fail to see how you can hold Obama to account for Bushes adventures though. Obama would have been slated for not trying to finish the job. That said, your link was stunning and backs up what I said about Bush Snr and his New World Order. Cheney, Rumsfeld and others have, in my opinion, had an agenda over several decades. The question is, will Obama try and do as we are in Europe, and use diplomacy, or will he go down the military route. After Blair and Iraq, any UK PM will find it hard to get the backing of both Government and the population. General Clarks speech was stunning, not that it revealed anything new, but that someone so high up in the military had the balls to speak out on the issue. Just seven short years later, the pigeons are coming home to roost with a rise in Islamic terrorism in countries where there was none. Its the result of replacing Governments you dont like with corrupt leaders, a lesson US top policay makers need to learn. I am glad we agree on something so important.
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