Our Troops In Iraq Say No More Needed

    While "the decider" and a few other members of the "bushbots" club are in Texas deciding how to screw our troops in Iraq even more, some of those troops have stated that they do not  need more ground forces placed there.

   From By WILL WEISSERT, Associated Press Writer
Thu Dec 28,2006

In dozens of interviews with soldiers of the Army's 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment as they patrolled the streets of eastern Baghdad, many said the Iraqi capital is embroiled in civil warfare between majority Shiite Muslims and Sunni Arabs that no number of American troops can stop.

Others insisted current troop levels are sufficient and said any increase in U.S. presence should focus on training Iraqi forces, not combat.

But their more troubling worry was that dispatching a new wave of soldiers would result in more U.S. casualties, and some questioned whether an increasingly muddled American mission in Baghdad is worth putting more lives on the line.

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    Yet Bushco wants to send more anyway!  Go figure!

 

100 U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq In December

   100 of our people have died so far this month in Iraq for what thus far is no reason! There are still 3 days to go in this month and you can bet that our body count will surpass the 105 from October which was the highest count  so far!

    You can bet that after Saddam Hussein is executed that the number of our troops killed will increase dramatically!

    Meanwhile, Hussein's top lawyer, Khalil al-Dulaimi, said:

"According to the international conventions, it is forbidden to hand a prisoner of war to his adversary.

I urge all the international and legal organizations, the
United Nations secretary-general, the Arab League and all the leaders of the world to rapidly prevent the American administration from handing the president to the Iraqi authorities.If the American administration insists in handing the president to the Iraqis, it would commit a great strategic mistake which would lead to the escalation of the violence in Iraq and the eruption of a destructive civil war." A.P. for more on this.

 

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