Is The Commander In Chief Demented?
January 10-2007:
http://my.opera.com/BringBaka/
Is The Commander In Chief Demented?
The proposal to send twenty thousands more troops to Iraq, to help secure Baghdad, and speedup the control and curtailment of sectarian violence, is most ridiculous. This idea borders on insanity, when you take into consideration that the Iraqi and American forces have never been able to hold any territory for any length of time that was captured from the insurgents.
* The Iraqi and American forces have been combating insurgency ever since the fall of Saddam, with no REAL end to this conflict/war.
* Mr. Bush talks about 'winning the war against insurgency in Iraq,' but the insurgents en-masse, are not a cohesive or organized aggregate of combatants. These insurgents have different agendas, different leaders, and different strategies for attacking, Americans, foreigners, Shia and Sunni Moslems, and anyone they feel should not be in their country.
So what effect (real or otherwise), would this proposed surge in American troops have on the continual upsurge in the insurgency currently?
CONCLUSION:
As I see it, placing more troops within the firing rage of these insurgents, will only increase the volume of deaths within their ranks, and those of the Iraqi national army and security forces. I also feel the primary reason why this insurgency is gaining momentum, is primarily because they are fighting Iraqi nationals, fellow Moslem brothers, neighbors, and comrades. And at the end of all of this violence, killing, and genocide, the Iraqi's have to live together, (both Sunni & Shia), and suffer the aftermath of legal battles in the same Iraqi courts, and continue to suffer economically, politically, and socially, when the Americans and all the foreign military troops have left Iraq.
Derryck S. Griffith.
Educator-Advocate & Blogger.
http://my.opera.com/BringBaka/
http://360.yahoo.com/derryck_sylvester
http://internationalpoliticalissues.blogspot.com/
http://thethingsthatmatter.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/derryck_mimbari
http://blog.myspace.com/derryck_mimbari
http://www.hoverspot.com/derryckgriffith
Is The Commander In Chief Demented?
The proposal to send twenty thousands more troops to Iraq, to help secure Baghdad, and speedup the control and curtailment of sectarian violence, is most ridiculous. This idea borders on insanity, when you take into consideration that the Iraqi and American forces have never been able to hold any territory for any length of time that was captured from the insurgents.
* The Iraqi and American forces have been combating insurgency ever since the fall of Saddam, with no REAL end to this conflict/war.
* Mr. Bush talks about 'winning the war against insurgency in Iraq,' but the insurgents en-masse, are not a cohesive or organized aggregate of combatants. These insurgents have different agendas, different leaders, and different strategies for attacking, Americans, foreigners, Shia and Sunni Moslems, and anyone they feel should not be in their country.
So what effect (real or otherwise), would this proposed surge in American troops have on the continual upsurge in the insurgency currently?
CONCLUSION:
As I see it, placing more troops within the firing rage of these insurgents, will only increase the volume of deaths within their ranks, and those of the Iraqi national army and security forces. I also feel the primary reason why this insurgency is gaining momentum, is primarily because they are fighting Iraqi nationals, fellow Moslem brothers, neighbors, and comrades. And at the end of all of this violence, killing, and genocide, the Iraqi's have to live together, (both Sunni & Shia), and suffer the aftermath of legal battles in the same Iraqi courts, and continue to suffer economically, politically, and socially, when the Americans and all the foreign military troops have left Iraq.
Derryck S. Griffith.
Educator-Advocate & Blogger.
http://my.opera.com/BringBaka/
http://360.yahoo.com/derryck_sylvester
http://internationalpoliticalissues.blogspot.com/
http://thethingsthatmatter.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/derryck_mimbari
http://blog.myspace.com/derryck_mimbari
http://www.hoverspot.com/derryckgriffith
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