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<blockquote data-quote="joshpoints" data-source="post: 192730" data-attributes="member: 546465"><p>I don&#039;t know how much damage two 10,000 ton bombs would do, but if we level Iraq we will never be forgiven.&nbsp; We will be thought of as the modern day hitler by many countries across the world.&nbsp; I think our military has made some mistakes that have cost us.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think we should allow any Iraqi civilians to get near our military and we should warn them that they will be shot.&nbsp; I can&#039;t believe that we are letting people surrender taking their guns and then telling them to go back home.&nbsp; We now find that they are attacking our forces from behind later (and we wonder why 9-11 happened).&nbsp; I hate to say this, but don&#039;t you find it strange that the person that threw the grenades in the tent was a man with a Muslim name that was Muslim.&nbsp; The government was quick to shoot down the claim that it had nothing to do with the man being on Sadam&#039;s side or part of a terrorist group.&nbsp; I think this is an obvious military cover up by the U.S. military.&nbsp; I actually heard on the radio that this guy made some statement to his superior officers saying something like you will pay for coming into our country and killing and raping our women and children.&nbsp; I don&#039;t understand why this sort of talk was ignored.&nbsp; I heard someone at the YMCA today say that unemployment and the economy will improve when republicans are out of office.&nbsp; THis is in California.&nbsp; Obviously they forgot what Davis has done for California.&nbsp; We had a huge surplus and he used it to pay-off Enron which was a huge campaign contributor for him.&nbsp; Now we are in huge debt and the school system is suffering and he wants to raise taxes.&nbsp; I&#039;m broke enough from all the taxes and now it sounds like car registration is going to double and a new smog inspection system that really isn&#039;t needed with today&#039;s cars is being implimented which will cost around $70.00 per smog.&nbsp; California&#039;s budget was okay prior to him and now it&#039;s horrible.&nbsp; Bush received a horrible economy going in and now seems to be blamed for it.&nbsp; The President in reality has very little to do with the economy.&nbsp; Clinton got lucky that he was in office during the huge technology boom.&nbsp; What is really needed is a boom in either an existing industry or a new industry needs to be created NOT BY THE PRESIDENT BUT BY THE PEOPLE.&nbsp; One thing I must say honestly about Bush is that I&#039;m not sure about his tax cut and budget plan, it does seem a little unrealistic.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="joshpoints, post: 192730, member: 546465"] I don't know how much damage two 10,000 ton bombs would do, but if we level Iraq we will never be forgiven. We will be thought of as the modern day hitler by many countries across the world. I think our military has made some mistakes that have cost us. I don't think we should allow any Iraqi civilians to get near our military and we should warn them that they will be shot. I can't believe that we are letting people surrender taking their guns and then telling them to go back home. We now find that they are attacking our forces from behind later (and we wonder why 9-11 happened). I hate to say this, but don't you find it strange that the person that threw the grenades in the tent was a man with a Muslim name that was Muslim. The government was quick to shoot down the claim that it had nothing to do with the man being on Sadam's side or part of a terrorist group. I think this is an obvious military cover up by the U.S. military. I actually heard on the radio that this guy made some statement to his superior officers saying something like you will pay for coming into our country and killing and raping our women and children. I don't understand why this sort of talk was ignored. I heard someone at the YMCA today say that unemployment and the economy will improve when republicans are out of office. THis is in California. Obviously they forgot what Davis has done for California. We had a huge surplus and he used it to pay-off Enron which was a huge campaign contributor for him. Now we are in huge debt and the school system is suffering and he wants to raise taxes. I'm broke enough from all the taxes and now it sounds like car registration is going to double and a new smog inspection system that really isn't needed with today's cars is being implimented which will cost around $70.00 per smog. California's budget was okay prior to him and now it's horrible. Bush received a horrible economy going in and now seems to be blamed for it. The President in reality has very little to do with the economy. Clinton got lucky that he was in office during the huge technology boom. What is really needed is a boom in either an existing industry or a new industry needs to be created NOT BY THE PRESIDENT BUT BY THE PEOPLE. One thing I must say honestly about Bush is that I'm not sure about his tax cut and budget plan, it does seem a little unrealistic. [/QUOTE]

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