It is not evident that we are fighting for the “freedom” of Iraq because there is not even a clear statement to this war, for government’s objectives seem to fluctuate.

particularly after the President’s speech this past week, then there’s nothing I could possibly say which might break through and shine a light into the darkness of your willful ignorance.

Plus, you seem to have completely missed the main point of the post which is supporting and honoring the troops. Reading comprehension wasn’t your favorite topic in school, was it?

– R’cat

It is not evident that we are fighting for the “freedom” of Iraq because there is not even a clear statement to this war, for government’s objectives seem to fluctuate.

Yes, we are a country that boasts upon being “American,” “free,” and of “peace” though these are just soft words that do not hold much credibility. Only one can be credible for themselves.

I understand that in the lives of individuals are not as promising as the lives here in America, but nothing is fair. America has its own problems and fixing other countries has never worked such as the poverty issue for instance the “rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer.” If we are to conquer Iraq, then we should conquer other countries that are not established like ours. Plain and simple.

– R’cat