Its true this is an endurance list
yet I do believe this is THE most important issue, primarily because my husband
and his fellow soldiers happen to be over there. I completely sympathize
with Scotts feelings, I know exactly how he feels. I don't understand, and
someone please explain it to me, how can an American go out into the street at
this time, when the soldiers are over there dying for a cause they truly
believe, to free the Iraqi people from this cruel madman and his regime?
How can you legitimize it, accept it just because we live in a free
country. How the heck did we become free???How can people in Jordan have
"peace" demonstrations and yet we see pictures of them throwing rocks at the
police, turning vehicles over, burning flags. I would have been supportive
to go over there just for the fact to free the people of this country from this
evil doer much less the worry of the weapons of mass destruction. What
about the people? Doesn't anyone care about the people? Maybe Sadam
Hussein isn't Bin Laden, SO WHAT! We waited to go after Bin Laden after
the Twin Towers, the Pennysylvania flight and the Pentagon. Why would you
even think of waiting to go after Hussein? Didn't it teach you
anything??? I'm sorry for venting. My husband, his comrades are over
there, we are there!!!! Lets gets behind the soldiers 100%.
