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So many misunderstand or know little about what the United States has been doing.
Yes, there was complication with the current Bush administration over WMD to pass the vote to invade Iraq but the reason was just either way. Baathist Iraq, Sadaam Hussein's dictatorship, was one of the worst in recent history. He was stockpiling conventional weapons, buying and making them with money Iraq made from selling oil that was supossed to be spent for food and medical care for the Iraqi people, "Food for Oil." Sadaam defied the agreement the UN and original coalition from Desert Storm made with him to let him off the hook after he tried to invade Kuwait, an innocent country, in 1990-91. Before and after that, thousands of Iraqis who showed, or were accussed of showing, opposition to the despotic Baath party governtment, were persecuted and prosecuted to death.
After over another decade, the US military has helped Iraq become a democracy where people have the chance to embrace a life of modernity. To do this requires fighting the remaining terrorists running around, which we have been very successful at. Soldiers, more than fight terrorists, criminal, and bandits, feed the Iraqi and Afghan peasants, homeless and needy. Soldiers provide medical care and supplies to millions of ill and injured people who need it. The US military trains Iraqis to build up a modern democratic government, legislature, law enforcement body, and military to defend its self against the remaining terrorists and terrorists that come in from nearby countries. These terrorists are stubborn people who need to be dealt with. They do not understand that they can have and live their religion and culture without the use of violence and oppression of democracy. Life can exist for them freely without killing and destroying innocent people and property.
I am joining the US Army in the next two months because I weant to become a part of all the good the United States does. I pity those people who maintain their liberal Democrat partisan convictions, especially Christians, that prevent them from seeing reality. Condoning abortion, homosexuality, isolatinaism, non-intervention, market-socialism, the removal of private enterprise/organization rights, the removal of local and state government and increase of big central governemnt and, all the like with central federal legislation is not the right direction for life in a Christian environment. Not bad just for Christian culture but, for any religious culture.
I hope many Americans do some homework and reconsider before voting Democrat. Obama, for instance, speaks like he is the perfect politician for the American people and politically tied up when in fact that is not true. If one like Obama were to run the US, many Americans would be alienated of their personal rights for the reasons I stated in this thread. Is he a talented public speaker, yes. Is he for democracy, no, please see the reasons I stated in this thread.
Hector Medina
Yes, there was complication with the current Bush administration over WMD to pass the vote to invade Iraq but the reason was just either way. Baathist Iraq, Sadaam Hussein's dictatorship, was one of the worst in recent history. He was stockpiling conventional weapons, buying and making them with money Iraq made from selling oil that was supossed to be spent for food and medical care for the Iraqi people, "Food for Oil." Sadaam defied the agreement the UN and original coalition from Desert Storm made with him to let him off the hook after he tried to invade Kuwait, an innocent country, in 1990-91. Before and after that, thousands of Iraqis who showed, or were accussed of showing, opposition to the despotic Baath party governtment, were persecuted and prosecuted to death.
After over another decade, the US military has helped Iraq become a democracy where people have the chance to embrace a life of modernity. To do this requires fighting the remaining terrorists running around, which we have been very successful at. Soldiers, more than fight terrorists, criminal, and bandits, feed the Iraqi and Afghan peasants, homeless and needy. Soldiers provide medical care and supplies to millions of ill and injured people who need it. The US military trains Iraqis to build up a modern democratic government, legislature, law enforcement body, and military to defend its self against the remaining terrorists and terrorists that come in from nearby countries. These terrorists are stubborn people who need to be dealt with. They do not understand that they can have and live their religion and culture without the use of violence and oppression of democracy. Life can exist for them freely without killing and destroying innocent people and property.
I am joining the US Army in the next two months because I weant to become a part of all the good the United States does. I pity those people who maintain their liberal Democrat partisan convictions, especially Christians, that prevent them from seeing reality. Condoning abortion, homosexuality, isolatinaism, non-intervention, market-socialism, the removal of private enterprise/organization rights, the removal of local and state government and increase of big central governemnt and, all the like with central federal legislation is not the right direction for life in a Christian environment. Not bad just for Christian culture but, for any religious culture.
I hope many Americans do some homework and reconsider before voting Democrat. Obama, for instance, speaks like he is the perfect politician for the American people and politically tied up when in fact that is not true. If one like Obama were to run the US, many Americans would be alienated of their personal rights for the reasons I stated in this thread. Is he a talented public speaker, yes. Is he for democracy, no, please see the reasons I stated in this thread.
Hector Medina