Troop withdrawal becomes hot topic for Bush and Maliki

Troop withdrawal becomes hot topic for Bush and Maliki

Bush will be out soon.. Iran’s need to ensalve Iraq will be the only obstical to seeing America leave.. It seems

Carl bUSH.& Maliki

Thats right. Too the revolution.You go first. Promise We’ll follow. Eehhh HaaaH.

Not for too long.

He is a toothless DOG. Barks but cannot bite. He will be celebrating his X’mas in his barn full of S!!!!!.

Obama, Chuck Hagel, and Biden, charged their political trip to Iraq and Afghanistan to the taxpayers as a fact finding mission. Throw the bums out and elect honest people. I being a Republican do not want to pay for a political adventure for Obama and his 2 cronies, one (Chuck Hagel) being a suck ass republican..............

Wake up America, Do we really want this black activist in the white house? This man of (change)? The only change will be what little change thats left in your pockets when he is finished taxing you and giving all the benefits to the shiftless and lazy ones who desert their children and sell drugs on the streets of Chicago...

Forget about Iraq. Its over and no longer a talking point. Peace has prevailed in Iraq now and they’re getting their nation back. Bush has finally suceeded in Iraq and they are buying our weapons and planes and returning billions we spent to free them from oppression of a dictator. Stop bitching, theyre on the road to success now...............

Every once in a while we need the wars to sharpen our troop’s skills as rifle men. I can think of a couple in this forum who need to be put out of their misery!

Who is the

This is a good question, who is the “the boss” in Iraq?

Is it bush the invador?

Or his stooge, Maliki?

Or are the people of Iraq?

I sincerely believe that if the people of Iraq, bring this case to the International Criminal Court, to throw these illegal invadors out of their country, along with their stooges who are nothing but lap-dogs to the bush regeme, all of this mess would be cleaned up, and many innocent lives would be saved.

I say, let the people of Iraq, choose their destiny without outside influence, in which these outsiders are nothing but possible robbers who want to take over their natural resources, mascarated as sheeps, but really they are very hungry dangerous wolves.

Sammy

In my past experience radicals always wants the president to be hang because thats is the only way they could have thier rocks off.They wants to see the leader of the nation hanging in the yard line while they are having thier rocks off. It is sad,they should be the president of the nation so they could lead and I believed they could be to worst leader because all they could do id bitch and moaned things that they are not thier concern.

Sen. JOHN McCAIN’s town hall meeting will explain to American people to understand that the faith of Osama’s (bin Laden’s) national integrity is existed in Iraq, Iraqi PM Nouri al-Maliki is one of the Arabs learning toward Osama’s thought. Very low-key to what McCAIN administration will fulfill our American Security policy to Iraq is somehow role pattern that is similar to the US military supervising in Philippines; of course US CIA under McCAIN administration can draw the Northern Iraq’s non-Arab Kurds to our American’s side; if US military is necessary to stay in Iraq for “American conflict of interests”, then Kurds is quite qualified to meet the UN’s “Self-determination” to declare the Kurdish Independence from Iraq; the US military will station in Northern Iraq’s Kurdish territory (instead the Southern Shias and Sunnis) to assist an Independent Kurdish Interim Government. Just like our McCAIN’s analysis-team to tell Maliki that if US can put you (Maliki) on stage, the same way, US also can put you (Maliki) down to off-stage. American people will approve Sen. JOHN McCAIN with our GOD BLESS AMERICA’s American Flag, but NOT wielding an Obama’s white-handkerchief to depress our US military morale.

Not a good idea...
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JCS Chairman Says Setting Iraq Withdrawal Timetable 'Dangerous'
20 July 2008 - America’s top military officer says setting a fixed timeline for getting U.S. troops out of Iraq would be a dangerous move.

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Admiral Mullen says setting a firm timeline would jeopardize all the progress made so far in Iraq. “I think the consequences could be very dangerous in that regard," said Admiral Mullen. “I’m convinced at this point in time that making reductions based on conditions on the ground are very important." During an appearance on the Fox News Sunday television program, Mullen said five American brigades have left Iraq in recent months, as security conditions have improved. And, he said, there is a possibility of a further drawdown before President Bush leaves office in January. “If conditions continue to improve, I would look to be able to make recommendations to President Bush in the fall to continue those reductions," he said.

The presumptive Democratic Party candidate for U.S. president, Senator Barack Obama, has said he wants to withdraw all American troops from Iraq within 16 months, if he is elected president. Obama is currently on a tour of Europe and the Middle East that includes a stop in Iraq. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice - in an interview broadcast Sunday on CNN’s Late Edition said the Iraqis want to reach the point where they can take care of their own security needs. She said Baghdad and Washington are not talking about timetables, but are discussing the U.S. role in broader terms. “The day is coming when American forces will step back more and more from combat roles," said Condoleezza Rice. “The day is coming when we will be doing more in the way of training and less in the way of fighting."

During his appearance on Fox News Sunday, Admiral Mullen also stressed that the situation in Iraq is improving. But he acknowledged conditions in Afghanistan remain worrisome. He said various extremist and terrorist groups are joining up in the tough terrain of northern Pakistan and are infiltrating across the Afghan border. “There’s a big challenge for all of us, " said Admiral Mullen. “And it has had an impact on our ability to move forward in Afghanistan." Mullen spoke of mixed progress in Afghanistan, but quickly added that it would be wrong to say the United States and its NATO allies are losing the fight.

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