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Posted by tlak on August 26, 2005 at 06:44:50 from (66.38.86.82):
In Reply to: Re: Censorship posted by John S-B on August 25, 2005 at 08:35:05:
The days of wearing a red coat and marching into the enemies fire are long gone. We fight a smarter war now and giving somebody a paper mauchee vehicle and telling them to run it through the gauntlet isn't very smart. I wondered why, when we were processing the hummers in, why they didn't have amour like the MP's. If the troop was in an open forum and had the right to ask a question, I guess he could ask whatever he wanted. Though shoot for Rumsfeld. I've seen Colin Powell in enough interviews to see he's avoiding telling everything. I did see in an interview that Chaney and him had had words and Powell's opinion was to hold up on going into Iraq. Bush's farther said in an interview that the reason he didn't go into Iraq is because he knew it would be a quagmire. Can you say Quagmire?
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