jeez...washington journal is getting to me today...re:war in Iraq.

koolaid drinkers/normal person ratio 2:1.
I can't believe that,even now,there are this many people who support the war in Iraq.

:woohoo:

One said that we should convert them all to christianity and then kill em all.

That one was my fave.

we'll all be Muslims"

Can't they convict this jerk soon? I particularly despise him, he is a dirtbag deluxe. Listen to this inflammatory rhetoric, I'm a dialing...

Kickin' ass

But now I will ask him about the million Filipinos we killed giving them their "freedom". What a liar!

It infuriates me when politicians just ouright lie.

US interests did not include Democracy then either. Spanish American War

and the words of one prominent protestor.

This war had started out as a very popular campaign, but by this time the shine had worn off

and some brave citizens began to raise their voices in protest. Among them was the great

American author Mark Twain. He pointed out the enormous contradictions between our

"benevolent" foreign policy and its brutal consequences. As our involvement became
progressively more difficult to justify, and eventually came to be defended on the grounds

that the U.S. could not retire from it without suffering "dishonor", Twain advocated the

position that "An inglorious peace is better than a dishonorable war."
Emphasis mine.