Perry,

>You are refusing to acknowledge the truth about what is occurring in Iraq today. Unfortunately, due to your beliefs you are refusing to see the truth, because you will not allow yourself.

The truth that was being discussed originally in this thread is the good news about the constitution being passed in Iraq. Is that perhaps the truth that *you* are refusing to see?

In fact, your two responses are both a perfect example of exactly what I was describing about how the liberal media will tend to report this good news. Yes, it passed, but this, but that, but George Bush is evil, but the US is the enemy, but there will be civil war, but, but, but....

Just accept that a good thing just happened and another good thing will happen with the elections in December. What is it so hard to admit this truth without having to try to cover it up with a big load of bad? How about all the other good news from throughout Iraq of what is being accomplished, about the schools and hospitals being built, about the Iraqis who *like* the US for what we've done for them? No need to mention or highlight any of that, as long as you have a few bombs and dead soldiers to use as ammunition against Bush.

The fact that so many people are EAGER to report the 2,000th soldier killed just turns my stomach. Why is BAD news like that such GOOD news politically for Bush's political opponents?
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>Please read a description of Iraq from some other source then you currently are. Due to politcal and religious forces, there will not be a united Iraq for a long time. We have successfully created one of the most politically de-stabalized regions in the entire world.
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>Iraq is much, much closer to a major civil war then to the utopia you are seeing. Please open your eyes. It is people looking thru blinders such as yourself who are allowing the current state of affairs to exist.
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>When was the last time you saw an administration as corrupt and berift of morals as the current one. Oh, I forgot, they keep on talking about their deep religious views, so that excuses everything else.
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>I think the orchestrators of Watergate are watching these people and saying to themselves, d*mn these guys are good! How come we didn't think of this?
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>>Tom,
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>>>It is nice to know that the majority in Iraq approved the constitution. Now the Sunni and Shia can kiss and make up.
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>>We'll now see the Sunnis line up in droves to vote in the December Parliamentary elections and begin taking part in determining the future of Iraq within the democratic process.
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>>They blew it the first election, realized the error of their ways, and have now begun to join the political process. That is just as it should be.