There are 560 comments. 879 people watching. NewestOldestReader Recommended Carl Lohan Carl Lohan 6 minutes ago None of this would have happened if Saddam Hussein was still at the helm. Yes, a heinous dictator but there is a reason he rose to power in Iraq. He was ruthless. He didn't fool around. He would crush any dissenters. So, by us beheading the dictator we have created this chaos. Secondly, just 3 weeks ago the same group of "hystericals" were screaming that we walk into WW3 with Russia. We have no business being the world's policeman. More often than not, we are unable to anticipate what our ill-conceived actions will bring. We need to advance a non-interventionist policy, as opposed to the aggressive Neocon insanity we have rolled out over the last 45 years. Reject the Neocon bullying that you are unpatriotic and an isolationist if you don't support US world hegemony. It must stop. David Brown David Brown 1 minute ago @Carl Lohan You know we are probably on opposite polls of thought but I might agree. Unless we can overcome our bi-polar behavior we should not engage anywhere in the world. So let's just give up and open all our borders (the few that are not already) and just bend over and kiss our selves goodbye. You lefties think it was Bush who went to war - it was America that went to war! David Brown David Brown 12 minutes ago I feel sick to my stomach - one combat veteran. William Koehler William Koehler 13 minutes ago "The one we've got can barely notice or doesn't care." - Daniel Henninger How about he barely notices and when he does, he doesn't care? 1 AMY ROTH AMY ROTH 26 minutes ago Ed Burns: YES you leave them there forever if that's what it takes. How long were U.S. troops in Germany? Japan? Okinawa? You think there weren't die-hard insurgents in Germany after the Nazi defeat? Then you don't know your history. What we're witnessing now is the same thing as the end of Reconstruction after the Civil War, when the North was "fatigued" with patrolling the South, and so the hundred years of slavery-in-allbut-name began, and the 700,000 U.S. bodies that were buried to bury slavery were sacrificed in vain. Just like George Bush's victory in Iraq is now gone with the wind. Obama's refusal to negotiate a status-of-forces agreement in Iraq when he became president is the very worst thing he's done. And that's saying a lot.
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