Surely, the point wasn't one of responsibility, but of motivation. We were hated before Bush came along and went all 'multilateral.'cpt.fass1 wrote:
Kmarion I've said it before, if someone steals from your register after you left a job is it your fault? even if they planed it out during your shift?? No actually planing something isn't actually the action of doing something so how can you blame that administration, that's the worst logic I have ever heard. We might as well blame Nixon for 9/11.
Iran would take FAR less than 750,000, and N. Korea would require a draft regardless. Let's hope we have plans to fight neither; and pray we don't have plans to fight both (which would be a monumentally stupid undertaking even if we were not in Iraq).cpt.fass1 wrote:
Even though we only have 150,000 troops over in Iraq right now they are using military resources and with this resources the military is getting depleted. alot of the troops over their don't even have full body armor which is disgusting. It takes more then man power to fight a war.
As far as equipment goes, our problems are not related to Iraq, they are systemic. Every soldier should have body armor regardless of whether or not he is deployed; because he always might be deployed. And, btw, it has been a while since soldiers in Iraq haven't had body armor. I'm pretty sure you can't even get on a plane without it now.
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