Comments on: Captain America in the Forever War

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By: L.B. Jeffries

L.B. Jeffries — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 18:37:45 +0000

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By: Ken

Ken — Fri, 09 Dec 2005 12:31:20 +0000

It is obvious (to those of us that pay attention) that the MSM is slanting coverage making Iraq look like a failure. I think the Bush admin. failed to counteract the critics.Humbleness is an attribute but in this case it is a henderance. Most people don’t know that most of Iraq is safe and secure, that it is only the 2 or 3 provences that is under attack.

By: Luis Hernandez

Luis Hernandez — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 16:52:55 +0000

It’s encouraging to see our nation’s soldiers eager to do their duty and defend our country. However, this “forever war” with Iraq and the Islamic world in general has the potential to turn into the next Crusades, which itself lasted hundreds of years. I also wonder how much this war will end up costing? If all they say about the spending is true, this could end up becoming the biggest expense in the history of humanity. It’s sad to see such a waste of good American lives. The Old Men in Washington are destroying entire generations of men and women over this war in the desert. And most of them never even had the stones to fight in wars when they were young.
SAD.

By: Stephanie_B

Stephanie_B — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 10:31:51 +0000

Al-Qaradawi was let into the UK to speak to various audiences this summer. I hope the UK government knows that the implications of his ruling are to urge Iraqis to attack British civilians and troops, as well.

By: Bill

Bill — Thu, 03 Nov 2005 14:36:38 +0000

Congrats to this web site for providing such a worthwhile sounding board from an Army veteran of the 1970’s. I am now going to become an avid visitor, and contributor.

By: Carol Devine

Carol Devine — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 18:56:59 +0000

Get us out of Iraq—Now!!!

By: John Farnsworth

John Farnsworth — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 17:41:37 +0000

‘It boggles my mind, how someone can go into a crowd of kids, and kill them all. Ill never understand it. But thats why Im here, said Staff Sgt. Mark Palmer, with the 717th Ordnance Disposal Company, an Army bomb squad.‘
This guy obviously doesn’t know what levels of “collateral damage” the pentagon finds acceptable. 30 civilians can be projected to be killed per bombing w/o approval from the secretary of defense.

By: mary

mary — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 15:36:24 +0000

“But do we really know if our presence in Iraq is decreasing Iraqi terrorism? Or is it inflaming it? This isn’t a question of courage or good intentions. It’s really just about effectiveness.“
Did our presence in Europe inflame the Nazi SS? Did the passengers on flight 93 inflame the hijackers? Oh, my, we shouldn’t inflame them. Let’s just sit quietly and let them do what they please.
But it’s true, we do have to question the effectiveness of this limited war. When we decided to fight fascism during WWII, we didn’t ally ourselves with the primary source of fascism, Germany. During our ‘war on terrorism’, our government allies itself with the primary source of Islamic fascism, Saudi Arabia.
We were able to install Democracy in Europe after WWII because our enemies’ infrastructure was entirely dismantled. We’re trying to install Democracy in the Middle East while allowing fascism and terrorism to thrive in Iran, Saudi Arabia, the Sudan, etc.
Our government consistently avoids any opportunity to confront Islamist fascism, partly because of oil and partly because they find the Islamists a convienient weapon to use against the commies, especially the Chinese. We’re still fighting the dregs of the cold war. As a result, our government, (Republicans/Democrats), has no plans to directly confront these fascists.
As a result, our soldiers are the only people in the world who are currently effectively fighting terrorism. Every terrorist hopes to take as many innocent lives as they possibly can. In a nuclear era, that’s a lot of innocent lives. Dead terrorists are a good thing. Our soldiers need all the support they can get.