Pulling troops out of Iraq is the answer? What about the mess left behind, can we do it or just forget it about it and leave anyways, regardless of the consequences...

ABRAHMS

Yup - we should withdraw now - there's no way it's going to get better. Repairing the political wound will take many years. History will record all this as a huge stupid mistake whichever way you look   more...at it and here we are allowing President Bush to continue to try to save face when EVERYONE knows it is a huge mistake. I particularly feel sorry for the parents of those in the Armed Forces - with an incompetent as Commander In Chief and no-one challenging him. He doesn't command the respect of a piece of toilet paper  less

Soldier faints in the middle of flag ceremony

Sabah al-Nasseri: Washington cannot dictate politics in Iraq (1 of 5)

Olbermann sings the truth yet again and I could not feel my ideas anymore vindicated by him.

(Real News Network) Iraq Veterans Against the War was founded in 2004 to give those who have served in the military since September 11, 2001 a way to come together and speak out against an unjust, illegal   more...and unwinnable occupation. Today, IVAW has over 1,000 members in 48 states, Washington, D.C. and Canada and on military bases overseas.  less

Stop the War encampment
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The Encampment to Stop the War was staged in Washington, D.C., from March 12 to 18.
People traveled from across the United States to camp out directly   more...in front of the Capitol in an event organized by the Troops Out Now Coalition (TONC). www.TroopsOutNow.org
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US Army Veteran Calls for Troops Out of Iraq. Part 2
8th December 2004, Manchester, UK. Supporters of anti-Iraq war
groups from the US, Britain and Iraq hold a rally against the Iraq war at
the Unitarian   more...Chapel, Cross Street, Manchester city centre.

The public meeting is entitled: "End the occupation of Iraq - Bring all the
troops home". The line up of speakers is as follows:

Michael Hoffman: Michael took part in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and
on his return to Pennsylvania became involved in the anti-war
movement. He is co-founder and national coordinator of Iraq Veterans
Against the War.

Lou Plummer: Lou served in the US army in the 80?s and is the
grandson, son, brother and father of men who have served or are serving
the military. He is a leading spokesman for Military Families Speak Out
and Bring Them Home Now.

Rae Street: Rae is a well known peace activist based in the North West
of England. She has travelled the world as part of her campaigning. She
is vice-chair of national Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Dr Salam Ismael: Salam is general secretary of the Doctors for Iraq
Society. He was in Iraq from the start of the war to June of this year. He
worked in Fallujah during the first seige in April 2004.

John Rees: John is one of the co-founder members of the Stop the War
Coalition. He has spoken at meetings across the country and in the
Middle East

The meeting is chaired by Ron Senchak. Ron was in the US navy from
1965-68. He joined the movement against the Vietnam war when he left
the navy.

The rally launches the Greater Manchester campaign for the 19th March
national demonstration in London, which is part of a global day of
action. This day marks the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
Demonstrations will be taking place in other countries around the world
on the same day.

Dr Ismael speaks movingly about the slaughter of two of his own doctor
colleagues during the recent attack on Fallujah and reports that over
3000 Iraqis have been killed during the attack. He uses a Powerpoint
presentation during his speech showing photos of atrocities committed
during the attack on Fallujah.

The two US speakers speak of their brave and tireless work in the US
opposing the war. Rae Street exposes the hypocrisy of British
warmongers--drawing attention to the fact that Britain has its own
weapons of mass destruction. Ron Sanchek, a Vietnam war veteran
resident in Manchester, chairs the meeting and speaks about the
pressing need to build for the London demonstration against the war on
19th March 2005. John Rees talks about how the anti-war movement
has succeeded in keeping the war issue at the top of the agenda in the
run up to the coming election.

After all that has happened in Iraq over the past year and half, the sight
of people from countries that are on opposites sides of an ongoing war
sharing the same platform is remarkable and inspiring. All the speakers
receive a warm response and there is a determination to continue the
struggle to end this insane war.

This clip shows part 2 of Lou Plummer speaking at the rally.  less

8th December 2004, Manchester, UK. Supporters of anti-Iraq war
groups from the US, Britain and Iraq hold a rally against the Iraq war at
the Unitarian Chapel, Cross Street, Manchester city centre.

The public   more...meeting is entitled: "End the occupation of Iraq - Bring all the
troops home". The line up of speakers is as follows:

Michael Hoffman: Michael took part in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and
on his return to Pennsylvania became involved in the anti-war
movement. He is co-founder and national coordinator of Iraq Veterans
Against the War.

Lou Plummer: Lou served in the US army in the 80?s and is the
grandson, son, brother and father of men who have served or are serving
the military. He is a leading spokesman for Military Families Speak Out
and Bring Them Home Now.

Rae Street: Rae is a well known peace activist based in the North West
of England. She has travelled the world as part of her campaigning. She
is vice-chair of national Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Dr Salam Ismael: Salam is general secretary of the Doctors for Iraq
Society. He was in Iraq from the start of the war to June of this year. He
worked in Fallujah during the first seige in April 2004.

John Rees: John is one of the co-founder members of the Stop the War
Coalition. He has spoken at meetings across the country and in the
Middle East

The meeting is chaired by Ron Senchak. Ron was in the US navy from
1965-68. He joined the movement against the Vietnam war when he left
the navy.

The rally launches the Greater Manchester campaign for the 19th March
national demonstration in London, which is part of a global day of
action. This day marks the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
Demonstrations will be taking place in other countries around the world
on the same day.

Dr Ismael speaks movingly about the slaughter of two of his own doctor
colleagues during the recent attack on Fallujah and reports that over
3000 Iraqis have been killed during the attack. He uses a Powerpoint
presentation during his speech showing photos of atrocities committed
during the attack on Fallujah.

The two US speakers speak of their brave and tireless work in the US
opposing the war. Rae Street exposes the hypocrisy of British
warmongers--drawing attention to the fact that Britain has its own
weapons of mass destruction. Ron Sanchek, a Vietnam war veteran
resident in Manchester, chairs the meeting and speaks about the
pressing need to build for the London demonstration against the war on
19th March 2005. John Rees talks about how the anti-war movement
has succeeded in keeping the war issue at the top of the agenda in the
run up to the coming election.

After all that has happened in Iraq over the past year and half, the sight
of people from countries that are on opposites sides of an ongoing war
sharing the same platform is remarkable and inspiring. All the speakers
receive a warm response and there is a determination to continue the
struggle to end this insane war.

This clip shows part 1 of Lou Plummer speaking at the rally.  less

I go into my opinions on the Iraq War.

Tim Ryan Speaks Out

US to pull out 8000 US Troops by 2009. Be worried! When the Americans decide to leave the area you know the worst is coming soon.

More at http://therealnews.com/c.php?c=080601YT
Two senior Iraqi MPs call for US troop withdrawal, saying US keeping Iraqi army dependent on US

It must suck to be a horse, just going about your business, and suddenly have a robot bomb the shit out of something right next to you.

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Ron Paul and Bill O'Reilly Duke It Out

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George Galloway thrown out on Monday 23rd July 07

STRESS AT WORK? CHECK IRAQ OUT! DRIVING THROUGH IEDs ! GOD BLESS THOSE TROOPS!

<strong>Link to part 1 of 4 below</strong>
US Iraq war vets speak out about their experiences during the recruitment process, while in the middle of the War on Terror and upon returning back   more...from active duty to "civilian" life.

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US Iraq war vets speak out about their experiences during the recruitment process, while in the middle of the War on Terror and upon returning back   more...from active duty to "civilian" life.

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US Iraq war vets speak out about their experiences during the recruitment process, while in the middle of the War on Terror and upon returning back   more...from active duty to "civilian" life.

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US Iraq war vets speak out about their experiences during the recruitment process, while in the middle of the War on Terror and upon returning back   more...from active duty to "civilian" life.

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