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Re: Lest we forget......
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Posted by farmerboybill on September 11, 2004 at 10:35:22 from (209.83.11.62):
In Reply to: Re: Lest we forget...... posted by Harrygoodwrench on September 11, 2004 at 06:55:16:
I'm sorry to break in but I can't let that falsehood stand. My sister is an MP in Iraq this very moment and our troops over there deserve more than to be party to the lie of the administration. We are not in Iraq to protect us. We are in Iraq for petty revenge by a petty President and oil. My sister and the rest of the military should be in Afghanistan finishing the job we started there. That is where the terrorists were trained and that is where they are reestablishing thier stronghold. Not one terrorist in 9-11 was from Iraq or had any ties to Iraq. However, something like 13 came from Saudi Arabia and all were trained in Afghanistan. We passed up the real tiger for the paper one. I support our troops and grieve the loss of Sept. 11. What really gets me mad is how the Bush administration has tried to cut VA benifits and had opposed the 3.3% raise recently awarded to our troops. They also opposed something like 1.5 billion for the GI Bill. So much for them supporting our troops.
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