Ok I accept that this is my opinion and that you may not agree with its values but this is how i see, I apologise if i burst anyones bubbles.

First off lets go to the beginning of war, yes the reasons why we went may have been 50% truth but that is a well justified 50%! Everyone is ranting on how its so bad over there at the moment, we shouldnt have gone, to many allied soldiers are gettin killed, its not worth it bla bla bla

Do you people even realise the magnitude of what has been taken on? when we crossed Iraq’s borders we involved ourselves in a worldwide monopoly of change. The war is over Saddam is dead….. so what? Both America and Britain (Mainly Britain) has been fighting other peoples battles for along time, all over the world, just because it isnt mentioned in the media doesnt mean it doesnt happen, why? Why do our soldiers march off to afganistan, iraq or africa? why do we risk lives and spend money on people we will never even meet?

**** em lets just pack up and go home shall we, doesnt matter its not as though its affecting us now is it, that country of millions isnt worth the lives of a few of our soldiers… pfffft you people disgust me, have you no pride or conviction?

All these countries who are withdrawing their support, all the people who oppose it from the bottom of thier hearts because its so wrong! I wonder how many are Jewish… or French… maybe even polish, well i dont think the 365,000 British who died liberating u people was justified either, maybe we should have just left you to the germans???

Pitiful

No one can say Iraq is any worse off now than it was under Saddams control so i would say that is a step in the right direction. As i said previously we have entered a monopoly of change, as allied nations we have set out to advance a country 100 years + as a cilivisation, democracy, morality and humanity and we are trying to do it in just a few years, can you even comprehend what has to do be done, we all new it was going to be difficult and yes maybe we have taken on to much but we have taken it on and to abandon them now would be the most immoral act in the history of the planet and I would personally be ashamed to call myself british.

I think as modern as the western world is it is actually in a state of de-evolution. Old values such as the morality and way of life which saw us commit our fate to chance 60+ years ago has been overwhelmed by selfishness and deceit. If we as major powers cant extend our hand to a failing planet then we are willingly allowing ourselves to fail with it.

I dont deny that the loss of soldiers in this period is distressing for some people but it is war, this is what being a soldier is all about. it is what they are paid for, they are the right hand or change and they are doing an excellent job so why dont you people try standing behind them instead of against them?

I could go on for hours but i think i have made my thoughts clear enough but if you still have doubts I would like you to think about the below statement.

If you came across a small child clinging for his life on the edge of a cliff and you had the power to save him but there was a chance that you might lose your life in doing so, would you still try?

If we as nations came across millions of small children and their families clinging on the edge of humanity, and it is within our power to save them, do we reach out or walk away?

Only time will show whether morality prevailed.

If those that plan on withdrawing are doing so because they no longer support getting Iraq in order….then they are the ones that belong in the coalition of “I Don’t Care What Happens in Iraq”.

They must have stopped caring.

You’re as dim witted and immature as your posts are long, boring, and totally off topic.

Please, find somewhere else to post your verbal diahrrea.

Intelligence gathering methods being the one that is still in use today. Follow the trail back to Preston (Hitlers banker) Bush, to CIA (established using Nazi agents) daddy Bush, and now to retard george w bush (torturer bush).
As for American troops up from 85% to 91%, well, it looks like your winning.
How long could the “Coalition of the Coerced” be kept together?

Comment by Marie #73

She is Marie…

…Dems should be very careful here…

Now it’s 91%

And, even nowadays, try to find anyone who wants to hide in South America. Nearly impossible.

And what was the USA excuse to have Von Braun and many others? The Red Scare.

Excerpt…

Analysis: when is the right time to pull out?

Times Defence Editor says that if the Iraqi forces can successfully take charge of the country there is reason for optimism

Britain’s phased exit from Iraq has begun at an extraordinary time: security in Basra is worse now than it was three years ago, Shia militia extremist groups are battling it out for supremacy in the south, and Iranian influence is everywhere to be seen. Hardly the right conditions, one might suggest, for British troops to start withdrawing.

Your BS is falling on deaf ears here.

Go to somewhere like FreeRepublic, where they wholeheartedly welcome such nonsense.

Excerpt from: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article1418903.ece

Analysis: when is the right time to pull out?

Times Defence Editor says that if the Iraqi forces can successfully take charge of the country there is reason for optimism

Britain’s phased exit from Iraq has begun at an extraordinary time: security in Basra is worse now than it was three years ago, Shia militia extremist groups are battling it out for supremacy in the south, and Iranian influence is everywhere to be seen. Hardly the right conditions, one might suggest, for British troops to start withdrawing.

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Denmark announced that it would withdraw its ground troops serving under British command in Basra, as other countries review their participation in the coalition force.

Lithuania, which has 53 soldiers in Iraq serving alongside the Danish battalion, also said it was considering a pull-out.

The Romanian Defence Minister said that Bucharest would take a decision on the presence of its 600 soldiers in Iraq, mostly serving under British command, in the next few days. But President Traian Basescu, who is also under pressure to announce a withdrawal timetable, warned that a hasty pull-out of the international coalition forces “would cause chaos and the division of Iraq”.

Poland has already announced that it will bring home its 900 troops by the end of the year, and Italy, Spain, Ukraine, Japan and New Zealand have already withdrawn their troops.

South Korea, which has a contingent of 2,300 troops in the northern city of Arbil, intends to withdraw half by April, and its parliament is calling for a complete pull-out by the end of the year.

Comment by valiant venus — February 21, 2007

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Huh? What “positive situation in Basra”?

Excerpt from: http://sg.news.yahoo.com/070221/1/46u3y.html

Wednesday February 21, 11:57 PM

Iraqis welcome British and Danish pullout

British forces have been based in Basra, Iraq’s second largest city, since the US-led invasion of March 2003, fighting insurgents and illegal militia forces bent on controlling the region’s lucrative oil industry.

They have not faced the sectarian tensions that dog American attempts to impose order further north, as Basra is a largely Shiite city whose Sunni minority poses no threat to local powerplayers and faces little persecution.

But the 7,200-strong British contingent has nevertheless clashed with political and tribal militias. Its bases still come under almost daily mortar and rocket fire and more than 130 soldiers have died in four years.

Strange definition of “positive situation” if you ask me.