This occupation has gone on far too long. End it now!

We need to start getting out. IMHO, slowly getting equipment out and troops and moving them to home and Kuwait to see what happens from there. If shiat starts to hit the fan, we're still there close by to intervene. But yes, let's definitely start a withdrawal slowly, but steady ASAP.

Those Iraqis are sure getting uppity, aren't they? They must be getting bad influence from somewhere . . .

/sarcastic, but let's see if some Fox News talking head actually says it.

I think you mean "time horizon" there, Iraqi Foreign Minister guy.... Yes, you did. Don't fark up the official terminology.

Damned Surrenderaqis, they just want to appease ... uh, themselves.

SphericalTime: Those Iraqis are sure getting uppity, aren't they? They must be getting bad influence from somewhere . . .

/sarcastic, but let's see if some Fox News talking head actually says it.

'Due to Barrack Hussein Obama going to Iraq this past month, it seems that his elitist 'cut-and-run' defeatist attitude has rubbed off onto the Iraqis. Now, they are claiming that they don't need this great country's help in stabilizing their freedom. Mr. Osama has not only shown his arrogance in his inflated mindset that he is president already, but he is turning the Iraqis away from freedom and into terrorist-emboldening liberals. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we should expect from an inexperience, ethnic democrat: people shunning away the assistance of this great patriotic country. I weep for this country's future, and you should be concerned about your children's future as well, should this ni...bigger threat to this country than terrorists ever gets into that White House.'

NeverDrunk23: SphericalTime: Those Iraqis are sure getting uppity, aren't they? They must be getting bad influence from somewhere . . .

/sarcastic, but let's see if some Fox News talking head actually says it.

'Due to Barrack Hussein Obama going to Iraq this past month, it seems that his elitist 'cut-and-run' defeatist attitude has rubbed off onto the Iraqis. Now, they are claiming that they don't need this great country's help in stabilizing their freedom. Mr. Osama has not only shown his arrogance in his inflated mindset that he is president already, but he is turning the Iraqis away from freedom and into terrorist-emboldening liberals. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we should expect from an inexperience, ethnic democrat: people shunning away the assistance of this great patriotic country. I weep for this country's future, and you should be concerned about your children's future as well, should this ni...bigger threat to this country than terrorists ever gets into that White House.'

FRTA:
Iraq demands timeline for U.S. withdrawal
But U.S. officials insist there is no agreement on specific dates

i.e.
"Dude, my party has been over for 3 days. You need to leave now."
"Hey, man! Let's invite some friends over! I still have some beer left!"

NeverDrunk23: 'Due to Barrack Hussein Obama going to Iraq this past month, it seems that his elitist 'cut-and-run' defeatist attitude has rubbed off onto the Iraqis. Now, they are claiming that they don't need this great country's help in stabilizing their freedom. Mr. Osama has not only shown his arrogance in his inflated mindset that he is president already, but he is turning the Iraqis away from freedom and into terrorist-emboldening liberals. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we should expect from an inexperience, ethnic democrat: people shunning away the assistance of this great patriotic country. I weep for this country's future, and you should be concerned about your children's future as well, should this ni...bigger threat to this country than terrorists ever gets into that White House.'

Thread over. Ended. Done. Finito. FINISHED.

King Something

sailor moon carl?

No tits option?

Snowflake Tubbybottom: No tits option?

mmmmm arabic women...

We need to leave Iraq. Georgia is the Next Big Party and only a few hours away.

Why the hero tag? I'd understand the cool tag, but whats so heroic?

Snowflake Tubbybottom: No tits option?

Well, they showed 'em Barbara Bush's but that just made them angrier and created more insurgents...

Was going to simply say "Obvious", but this fellow here:

NeverDrunk23

...deserves +1 Internet.

NeverDrunk23: SphericalTime: Those Iraqis are sure getting uppity, aren't they? They must be getting bad influence from somewhere . . .

/sarcastic, but let's see if some Fox News talking head actually says it.

'Due to Barrack Hussein Obama going to Iraq this past month, it seems that his elitist 'cut-and-run' defeatist attitude has rubbed off onto the Iraqis. Now, they are claiming that they don't need this great country's help in stabilizing their freedom. Mr. Osama has not only shown his arrogance in his inflated mindset that he is president already, but he is turning the Iraqis away from freedom and into terrorist-emboldening liberals. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we should expect from an inexperience, ethnic democrat: people shunning away the assistance of this great patriotic country. I weep for this country's future, and you should be concerned about your children's future as well, should this ni...bigger threat to this country than terrorists ever gets into that White House.'

And the sad part is, I can actually picture Billow saying that...

I'm sure Bush will wet himself over this.

US to Iraq: Ok, we'll leave tomorrow
Iraq: No no no no! Hooooooold on. We mean, just combat troops, and a little over two years from now. By the way, we don't want them to have immunity either.

Beck Bristow: King Something

sailor moon carl?

No, it's InuYasha.

NeverDrunk23

You've read Obama Nation? Good for you.

Frank N Stein: Why the hero tag? I'd understand the cool tag, but whats so heroic?

Demanding personal responsibility is a pretty heroic task when you're on the gravy train.

Americans seem to think that Iraq's destiny only matters to America. They forget that the people who are directly impacted by whatever happens there are the Iraqis. That's what is so disgusting about the whole win/loss, victory/surrender talk being proffered by so many people. That frames the destiny of Iraq entirely in terms of America's reputation. The reality is that thousands of people live over there, and they should have every right to control their own destiny.

Frank N Stein: Why the hero tag? I'd understand the cool tag, but whats so heroic?

This.

/It's their country. If they want us out, it's time to go.

The sooner the better. Both for Iraq and Afghanistan.

This bodes very badly for McCain. Kind of kills his whole "lose a war to win an election" line if the Iraqis and the Bush administration are agreeing to a US troop withdrawl that is very simmilar to one that Obama has been suggesting for months.

Look, if you come into my house, you have the right to say when you should think about possibly leaving. Anything less would be being a bad host, and that's not American.

So, how in the hell can we justify being there?

CarrieWhite: This occupation has gone on far too long. End it now!

We haven't won yet, silly.

But they still have flowers and candy to give us. That was part of the deal, right?

It's time to write a new march a la Martha's Delight.

I shall christen it...

Barbara's Bush

clambot: It's time to write a new march a la Martha's Delight.

I shall christen it...

Barbara's Bush

This one, right?

why would they leave now?? the stage is set for world war 3, everybodies at close quarters now.
on with the show.

snkliquid: So, how in the hell can we justify being there?

More easily than the continuing occupation of Germany.

NeverDrunk23: SphericalTime: Those Iraqis are sure getting uppity, aren't they? They must be getting bad influence from somewhere . . .

/sarcastic, but let's see if some Fox News talking head actually says it.

'Due to Barrack Hussein Obama going to Iraq this past month, it seems that his elitist 'cut-and-run' defeatist attitude has rubbed off onto the Iraqis. Now, they are claiming that they don't need this great country's help in stabilizing their freedom. Mr. Osama has not only shown his arrogance in his inflated mindset that he is president already, but he is turning the Iraqis away from freedom and into terrorist-emboldening liberals. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we should expect from an inexperience, ethnic democrat: people shunning away the assistance of this great patriotic country. I weep for this country's future, and you should be concerned about your children's future as well, should this ni...bigger threat to this country than terrorists ever gets into that White House.'



Holy shiat, well done.

TheGreyPiper: snkliquid: So, how in the hell can we justify being there?

More easily than the continuing occupation of Germany.

If we leave Germany, then we can never use the Hitler reference ever again. Is that what you want?!

CarrieWhite: This occupation has gone on far too long. End it now!

Carrie if you are who I think you are, you lost your platform when you lost the CD.

Funk Brothers: Beck Bristow: King Something

sailor moon carl?

No, it's InuYasha.

NeverDrunk23

You've read Obama Nation? Good for you.

I'm gonna have nightmares now. I'll never look at Miroku and Kagome the same way again.

but they'll follow us home
the terrorists will get the oil
it will embiggen the terrorists
now all they have to do is wait us out

did I miss anything?

Funny how a McCain 16 months timeline is a win and an Obama 16 month timeline is a lose.

So we're out of Iraq in 16 months,talking to Iran,sending more guys to Afghanistan to shore up against a rising Taliban and making strikes inside Pakistan to go after AQ. Just what Obama wanted to do.
That's leadership.

Darn, that Bush kid is lookin' more like Condi Rice every day.

Another tiny step in the right direction.

/been begging to end the occupation for about 5 years now..

It's not up to them though. For all we've done for them they should at least show some gratitude. And they're in no position to demand our withdrawal.

I'd love to withdraw, but we have to make sure the job is done. While our boys are doing a great job over there we just aren't finished just yet. Withdrawing would let us move our focus to Afghanistan/Pakistan/Iran but as I said, we aren't finished in Iraq yet. Cut and running like the libs are promoting is not an option. Iraq is becoming more stable by the day and leaving now would be catastrophic.

evoke Quote 2008-08-10 09:01:57 PM
It's not up to them though. For all we've done for them they should at least show some gratitude. And they're in no position to demand our withdrawal.

I'd love to withdraw, but we have to make sure the job is done. While our boys are doing a great job over there we just aren't finished just yet. Withdrawing would let us move our focus to Afghanistan/Pakistan/Iran but as I said, we aren't finished in Iraq yet. Cut and running like the libs are promoting is not an option. Iraq is becoming more stable by the day and leaving now would be catastrophic.

Are you serious?

Now the Iraqi's want us to pull out? Why do the Iraqi's hate America?

Oh.

Frank N Stein: Why the hero tag? I'd understand the cool tag, but whats so heroic?

Why did I choose a Hero tag?

Simply because an Iraqi official realized A) what a lame duck GWB truly is & B) if McCain is elected, the Iraqi people are stuck 4 more years of disastrous occupation. It does my heart good to see a gov't official taking notice of reality & then running with it.

//can't wait to see McSame's spin on this

Bucky Katt: clambot: It's time to write a new march a la Martha's Delight.

I shall christen it...

Barbara's Bush

This one, right?

I want to invade and occupy the above mentioned bush... for about 5 to 10 mins.

/Then I will roll over and go to sleep

Iraq wants America out so the Chinese can come in and develop the Ahdab oil field.


Gosh, if the Iraqis wanted the Chinese to come in so badly, why didn't we let the Chinese get rid of Sadam?

If GW is in office when they set up the agreement. They have a democratic government. Looks ok to me.. Will you Obama lovers stop calling it an occupation. Normally you dont get to ask those who, are occupying to leave. If it was an occupation, it would have ended alot sooner and alot less messy.

paulieY2J: If GW is in office when they set up the agreement. They have a democratic government. Looks ok to me.. Will you Obama lovers stop calling it an occupation. Normally you dont get to ask those who, are occupying to leave. If it was an occupation, it would have ended alot sooner and alot less messy.

An occupation is the extended presence of numbers of victorious troops in a defeated country. It is an occupation. Unfortunately, General Shinseki's estimate of 300,000 or more troops necessary for a successful occupation and rebuilding of Iraq is proving correct.

LocalCynic: Americans seem to think that Iraq's destiny only matters to America. They forget that the people who are directly impacted by whatever happens there are the Iraqis. That's what is so disgusting about the whole win/loss, victory/surrender talk being proffered by so many people. That frames the destiny of Iraq entirely in terms of America's reputation. The reality is that thousands of people live over there, and they should have every right to control their own destiny.

Not a hero:


True American Hero:

LocalCynic

FYI, that was just a troll. I wanna see who bites :)