[Grammaton Cleric Preston]

T--

I think that you explained your self quite well.

I do have a couple questions--do you think that the people of Iraq truly want our help to begin with? I am not sure about this one--and the media (on both sides) spins things in the direction that they feel is in their best interest (which is a complete joke).

Also--I know that the Constitution was created around the premise that we will fight for any country that seeks democracy. I am all for that. But there are times where I think that our country wouldn't be at risk if we kept our noses in out of other peoples business.

How do you guys/girls feel about that?

I have a simple quesion for you.
How many Jews would have died if we hadn't have waited until Dec 7th and the attack on Pearl.
i know that the war is a touchy subject but we as a nation cannot sit by and allow things to transpire as they have in the past.
If you look at history in both WW1 and WW2 we were passive. And many many lives were lost before we entered.
Could Hilter rise to power today? would we as a nation allow a madman to extreminate a class or religion, my answer is yes if anything we often are too slow to respond.
I disliked Clinton and his dove like attitude, the whole Blackhawkdown affaiur came from his idea that we shouldn't show a great deal of force due to perceptions, Bush is doing the same thing today.
As much as people don't want to face the facts, if anything we need to send more troops to Iraq. During WW2 we had unconditional surrender, and then we assisted in rebuilding our enemies, we attacked with a great force and defeated Nations with very little concern about how it was going to viewed on the nighly news. today we have instant access of situations, battles and death and we are more concerned about a stray bomb killing an innocent child than defeating the enemy.
You can not win a politically correct war.