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| Powerful Message... Fight the good fight, and die with the enemy's heart in your hand. http://www.armysailor.com http://www.tadpolenet.com/techblog ------------------------------------ Check out my latest addition to the blogosphere Quixotic Journey | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| I think the powerful message is the amount of US troops who have been killed due to this War, but the weak message is that this war is for Hailiburtan, yada yada yada. | |
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Or have you just been trained to cover your ears and yell every time you hear the word "Halliburton" pronounced? | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| These kind of messages really make my blood boil. There's an impressive list of countries there. And Iraq is not mentioned ONCE. Not once. I often hear about all the death this war is causing - and people are talking about Americans. NOT Iraqi civilians. Iraq Body Count Do their deaths not count? | |||||||||||||||||||||
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They count to anyone with a soul. I start most days by checking the headlines on Yahoo. Today, we have this headline: "Twin bombings in northern Iraq kill 80." Twin bombings in northern Iraq kill 80 - Yahoo! News This happens most every day there. Does anyone recall just weekend before last, when bombings killed over 250 Iraqis? No? That's because this happens EVERY DAY. There is no time to mourn those people. A whole new group will be killed the next day, demanding our attention. And it's to the point now where when a single Iraqi is killed, it doesn't make headlines. Only mass killings do. It isn't until paragraph FIFTEEN of that news story that we learn: "On Sunday, 22 bullet-riddled bodies were found dumped in various locations of Baghdad, apparently the latest victims of sectarian violence, police said." 22 Iraqis hunted down and savagely killed by death squads. In one day, a typical day. And that barely merits a mention. And we have to wait until September to get the benchmark report from Iraq. How many more will die before then? And will the report even matter? This whole situation makes me so sick. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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