Tom Foreman's "Week at War" is the most stupid program I have even witnessed.

He asks, 'Do the neighboring countries of Iraq actually want the USA to leave?'

No course Iraq's neighbors don't want the USA to leave. Our country is 'contained' and their countries are safe from an illegal invasion due to the pressure of the populous of America to stop 'the draft' and 'end the war.' No, they don't want us to leave. I would be surprised if the Saudis actually took responsibility for their border with Iraq, or any of the other countries for that matter. Chaos at the borders of Iraq only helps more and more to contain the military of the USA. I mean do I have to explain all this? The 'containment' of Bush's America is a global strategy.

I am more than happy to admire 'the containment' actually, but, in all sincerity once the current American warlords in the White House are gone there is no reason to continue to support it, but, to befriend the loyalty internationally to peace.

This program is nothing but pure propaganda. There is absolutely no fact but only opinion. That opinion is rendered by 'talking head generals' that have conflict of interest as hired guns for military hardware contractors as consulting firms. There is no validity to anything that occurs during this program.

As a matter of fact, CNN covertly provides programming in 'starring' USA military to facilitate recruitment for Bush and Cheney. They provide impetus to rationalize some kind of odd morality toward enlistment. I applaud American parents for intervening in keeping their young folks at home where they belong.

The foreign military in Iraq, including Americans, are trapped in their capacity without relief. Without relief of their own countrymen's priorities toward ending that war. The American soldiers need to realize they are also guinea pigs to their own military leadership. Over and over again the current leadership in the USA military states, "We are learning a lot from this invasion about the abilities, agilities and determination of the enemy." Really? We need to learn this? I sincerely doubt it because this is a justified rebellion by the Iraqi people.

To learn from an illegal invasion is as much an atrocity and immorality as the lies themselves. The American military leadership is in disarray to their training and orientation at the hand of an administration desperate to hold onto power without regard to the 'decent' priorities of peace and dismantling al Qaeda.

Al Qaeda in Iraq is a manifestation of Bush's illegal and illegimiate war. The fact the USA is so very, very "W"rong regarding the invasion of Iraq has only bolstered the justification globally to extremists. 'On the ground' globally there are Islamists/Muslims mired in poverty seeking to end the suffering of their brothers and sisters in Iraq. These people are making conscious decisions moment to moment based in moral values to uphold the opposition to American occupation. There is a lot of legitimacy to that decision making regardless of it's misguidedness.

In my opinion to insure the 'peacefulness' of Islam there HAS TO BE trials of Bush and Cheney to balance the huge injustice caused to the Islamic populous globally. Whether that will actually happen is anyone's guess.

The propaganda has to be contained as the Republicans AGAIN seek to politically justifiy their elections' strategy. I normally would not put this on the net, but, the propagandists are simply getting more outrageous in their methodologies while the people of the USA remain threatened and confused to their political direction in November 2008.

I thank every leader in the world that relies on peace and military disarmament as a strategy for global stability. They are all more correct than any war strategy could be.

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