End the War in Iraq Google Group

BUSH is [according to yesterdays press meeting with Tony B,liar] still all powerfull

jbf_...@yahoo.co.uk (SHAY) — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 16:13:41 UT

The way the "FOOL" went about his press conference yesterday with
B,liar was pathetic.Threats against Syria/Iran will not make things any
better.The way he went on was like
two years ago when he said he had Political capital to spend.Bankrupt
as the idiot now is [and the Country] the days of making powerfull up

Americans can't move out of Iraq

joaodecarva...@gmail.com (Ramdac) — Sun, 23 Jul 2006 03:44:59 UT

Americans can't move out of Iraq, because the country goes to civil
war. They will have to be there and expend a lot of money for the years
to come. The tree groups in Iraq will just live together by brutal rule
of one over the others. This can't be changed in a decade or two.
United States is f*cked. Their best chance is to divide Iraq in three.

Re: Whats up?

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 20:33:53 UT

Stop KBR and the wealthy elite in America from profiting off this war
(already way over 15.4 billion in revenue for KBR alone, including Cheney
and his 433,333 unexercised stocks in KBR).
End the violence and senseless distruction.
I call for the immediate removal of all American and multi-nationalistic oil

spying... AGAIN

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 09:00:13 UT

I say again, and these are the type of people we are suppose to trust spying
on us illegally?
hmm... How much security are we really creating?
"WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A deputy press secretary for the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
was arrested Tuesday at his Maryland home on charges he used his computer in

Re: Should We Pull Out The Troops

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 19:43:17 UT

There is not either stay there or withdraw..
There is DO IT RIGHT!!! And slowly withdraw, under the condition that these
five categories are fullfilled. If none of these categories are fullfilled,
in the long run it would be better to withdraw. The acts are simply wrong
and to keep troops there and continually do what we are doing would only be

Re: Should We Pull Out The Troops

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 19:42:00 UT

Re: Should We Pull Out The Troops

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 19:41:18 UT

Re: Should We Pull Out The Troops

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason Harter) — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 19:33:16 UT

"Kellogg, Brown and Root . . . KBR (formerly Kellogg, Brown and Root) is an
American engineering and construction company, a private military contractor
and a subsidiary of Halliburton. . . . The legacy of Brown and Root, has
had many contracts with the U.S. military during the 2003 invasion of Iraq,

Re: Should We Pull Out The Troops

jlhar...@hotmail.com (Jason) — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 12:18:54 UT

Oil profit for wealthy oil companies from Iraqi oil: 15.4 Billion (+)
U.S. soldiers dead: 2,300 (+)
U.S. taxes: more and more being allocated to war in Iraq
Iraqi dead: tens of thousands (+)
WMD: 0
Years: 3 (+)
Bush's 'expected' troop removal date: 2009 (+)
Money spent to fight Osama (a KNOWN terrorist): Pennies relative to the

Should We Pull Out The Troops

up2italw...@hotmail.com (AndyP) — Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:38:11 UT

Hi,
I am from the UK and like most of you on this forum was opposed to the
War in Iraq. I too believe that the original premise for invasion was
for reasons other than seeking out WMD. However, now that we have
created the difficult situation that exists in that country is it fair
to withdraw and leave the Iraqi forces to cope with the chaos that may

Re: what u can do ?

up2italw...@hotmail.com (AndyP) — Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:33:12 UT

what u can do ?

liutinghua20022...@yahoo.com.cn (newking) — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 05:02:54 UT

Before I come in here,I never thought that there would be so many
Americans who opposed the war of iraq.but from what I have seen on this
website, I would say that most of Americans stand on the side of
justice,I'm a chinese ,I have nothing to do with this war, but I just
want to say that the war in iraq would bring a great disaster to

The Iraqi leader seeking a peaceful path to liberation

aljabo...@yahoo.com (Jasem Al-Jaboory) — Sat, 22 Oct 2005 12:20:04 UT

The Iraqi leader seeking a peaceful path to liberation

A new party unites Shias, Sunnis, Kurds and Christians

Jonathan Steele in Baghdad
Friday July 16, 2004
The Guardian

While the latest damning reports on intelligence provoke new argument in Britain and the US on whether the war made their countries and the world safer, here the debate is different.

Re: Useless War!!!

aljabo...@yahoo.com (Jasem Al-Jaboory) — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 22:03:52 UT

It has been really touching, to find American people talking against the war in Iraq, I am an Iraqi and I would like to express and share some of the feelings with you.

We in Iraq, we have sufferd for more than 35 years of dectatership, Saddam Hussain was able to stay in power all these years with the help of the west and with their support. The west supplied Saddam with WMD, which was sold to him or given may be by Donald Rumsfield him self. And then the UN came and confirmed that Saddam has got rid of the WMD but the US and GB were not satisfied with this and they wanted to take over Iraq.

Re: Useless War!!!

buffalocut...@yahoo.com (lila) — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 21:38:12 UT

I agree with you, this war is useless, Americans don't really know why
our troops are in Iraq. Our President Bush, has something in mind, and
he's not telling the public about it. Who knows what he really wants
from Iraq? Or is it just Iraq? Does it have to do with any of the
surrounding arab countries? Who knows! There's something being hidden