Bush's illegal war against Iraq has led to the deaths of more than 100 US soldiers as of 10-17-03 since he called an end to combat in the region, in May, 2003.  Nearly 400 have died for Bush since the aggression began.

This is only the US military death toll mind you.  This is not including the British soldiers who have been killed, nor the press, nor the innocent Iraq men, women, and children who have died at Bush's hands. 

This was never a war, this was an unprovoked attack on a sovereign nation without regard to the loss of American and allied lives nor those of the innocent Iraqi people, meant to be liberated from the rule of Saddam Hussein. 

An unprovoked attack on a nation, which was no threat to the US, nor to her allies, and who by all accounts as of today, possessed no weapon's of mass destruction. 

A nation whose people we, until the Bush Administration targeted Saddam Hussein, had forgotten about in the years since Gulf War I.  This is the biggest failure in the Bush Administration's case for ousting Saddam Hussein, in my opinion.  After all the glitter wore away from the case against Saddam, it became a humanitarian effort.  Liberation.

The conservatives can blame Clinton all they like, but the fact is, if Saddam Hussein continued to pose a serious threat to the US, Bush Sr. failed in his duty to quash that threat.  And if Saddam Hussein's actions against the Iraqi people was so merciless, so cruel and inhumane, then again, Bush Sr. failed. 

The Iraqi people have long been under Saddam's rule and no new news here, dictators do not one day begin torturing, raping, oppressing, murdering and other heinous deeds.  The US government has known what Saddam Hussein's true nature is, known of his son's exploits, known about all of it.  Yet until now, under the guise of a "War of Terror", we never gave the innocent Iraqi's a thought.

So, why now?  What do we have to say for all the years that we have not given a damn about the Iraqi people's welfare?

We should tell them we failed them. 

We should tell them that we were wrong in using the means employed to liberate them. 

We should tell them we grieve for their dead as we do our own. 

We should tell them we are sincerely sorry. 

We should PROMISE them, that this will never happen again to other innocents like them.

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I would like to take this opportunity, in advance, say a word or two in parting ..........

Bite me.  If you don't like what I say, sue me.  I like it.

Until lately there was a US Constitutional right to freedom of speech, the liberty to pursue happiness was assured upon the founding of this nation ........... but to quote a high profile figure:

"Even rights should have limits."  GW Bush

So, in the likely event of just that occuring, I choose to excercise it now .......... while I can.

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Heartfelt Sympathies Go Out

My heartfelt sympathies go out to all those whose lives have been taken due to the illegal act of aggression against Iraq. 

This includes both the Iraqi and Coalition victims.  Without exception.

My heart is with those who remain, left to pick up the pieces amid the ash, rubble and grief.  I wish them all peace and serenity in their lives soon.

The definition of a patriot in the face of the evil done to America is to serve something greater than yourself in life, is to help somebody in need, is to love a person one at a time, as we remember that -- which I know we will. 

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