Send More troops to Iraq?

[Subjugation]

Yea, but who ever scored pussy with a Prius?

[Zerzera]

I am a pacifist. I almost laughed when Bush called the other guy a murderer.

[Theif of Time]

I take it thats a make of electric vehicle.
Who's ever scored with any sort of vehicle? (automobiliality)

[Subjugation]

You'd be suprised how many chicks are attracted to nice vehicles. Lots of women perceive a guy with a nice car means he's financially stable, responsible for taking good care of it, are attracted to the excitement of speeding, and think it's cool and attractive.

I'm not saying these perceptions are correct, but I'm saying they do exist with 20-30 something yr old women. Let's not forget who we're talking about. Most women are shallow and materialistic. Aside from diamonds and shoes, what could be more shallow and materialistic than liking a guy for a car?

[Liquid Blue]

Posting your boobies on the internet in an effort to gain the positive male attention that you aren't recieving IRL.

Oh wait :fear:

[Superted]

Well I don't agree with them going to war but they're there now and have to face up to their past mistakes. It seems to me that soldiers are attacked and killed on a daily basis and that shouldn't be allowed, so there must be a stronger presence for better security. However, a stronger presence will also get more Iraqi's to join the insurgents and nothing will change. So the way I see it is, it's up to the Iraqi Police, the US should fly in experts to train them with the ultimate goal that the police (or even an Iraqi Militiary) will replace the US military.

[Liquid Blue]

I can't rmemeber, and I'm currently too lazy to look up sources, but didn't they try that already? I don't know if it's sucessful or if htey got enough people to fill the quota, but I thought I remember seeing something about them training the Iraq police force before.

[Jeansi]

I am a pacifist. I almost laughed when Bush called the other guy a murderer.

"mad streetfighter" ^-^

[404 Not Found]

In knowing many who have served in Iraq & Afghanastan already. The problem of which most have mentioned is, that you cannot bring a stop to the problems they are facing in Iraq with internal terrorism, until they can control the borders. As more come across the border to fight the allied forces in Iraq, it will never end.

Meet the Press even had mention of this from senators and congressmen in noting that there where never enough troops deployed to seal off the border in the 1st place.

If this is all to be based upon stopping the terrorism that is taking place within Iraq, then Bush and Company screwed up by not stopping the majority of the insurgents coming into Iraq from the bordering countries.

If you pull out of iraq now, it will most certanly lead to a higher level of civil war amongst the relegious factions competing for power.

Iraq was more democratic and westernized prior to the invasion than it will be after. A somewhat modern country will be thrown back to the 7th century.

There is no positive way to look at the outcome of this.

Wanna see something intersting on the history of Sadaam, check this out:

http://www.bushflash.com/thanks.html

Bush should be put on trial himself for the lies and warcrimes he has comitted IMHO. Bush has done more to de-stabilize the World as well as his own country in the term(s) he has been president.

He in a way is a Taliban Govt. Leader in his own way within the states by pushing his relegious thoughts and ideas as to be a part of politics.

Oh the hypocracy of Govt!

[Tone]

9,000 troops dead, 16,000 seriously wounded, thousands of deserters, suicides, attacking peers.

nternational Red Cross, Red Crescent and UN figures indicate that as of 1 January 2005: 100,000 dead iraq civilians.

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=3289

[Torn Wing]

There are too many people like t3lcat in this country.

[Theif of Time]

There are too many stupid people in this world

fixed

[Epinephrine]

I don't think the US can realistically send in more troops without bringing back the draft or abandoning key positions around the world (like pulling everyone out of South Korea). Troops are already doing double and triple duty, reservists have been called up more than ever before and recruitment is way, way down. There's just no way to realistically make up the manpower.

As for completely leaving it's hard to say. Perhaps they will succeed, perhaps it will be Vietnam 2, no one REALLY knows.

[Squeezer]

9,000 troops dead, 16,000 seriously wounded, thousands of deserters, suicides, attacking peers.

nternational Red Cross, Red Crescent and UN figures indicate that as of 1 January 2005: 100,000 dead iraq civilians.

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=3289

9,000 US soldiers are not dead tone.

It's almost at 2,000.

Stop distorting facts.

You're outta your element Donnie!

[Theif of Time]

he didn't say US troops. Theres also the Iraqi defense force working alongside them, I'm guessing thats where the casualties come from? (iraqi troops allied with the US troops)