Hi Metin,

Personally, I disagree with some of your comments:

>-Saddam was killing men, USA soldiers are killing men plus kids.

Saddam killed men, women, and children on a large scale. U.S. soldiers are not doing the same. There may be some instances that are despicable (that happens on all sides in all wars) and those need to be handled appropriately, but on the whole, the soldiers are not targeting civilians unless they perceive a threat to life.

>-Saddam was torturing some people in prisons, USA soldiers are torturing any people in prisons

This is simply a distortion of events in my opinion. Saddam tortured prisoners as a regular process, U.S. soldiers do not. The events that occured by a small number of U.S. soldiers are not indicative of the process on the whole. Also, due to those events being made public, controls are much more stringent now.

>-Iraq was in embergoo about Saddam, now there isn't embergoo but Iraq people hungry and undrug still


This I agree with. Hopefully it will not be much longer until a free market becomes predominent in Iraq and food and goods are more readily available and more affordable.



>If USA had not supported Bin Laden before years ago maybe that war won't did. So what changed after that war? USA soldiers couldn't get out from Kabil. There isn't a government control on Afghanistan.
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The U.S. has often supported the wrong people in the past. Typically she makes decisions based on political conditions that change in a few years and she has often created monsters. Having been in that position, I can say that what appears to be a good decision today may be a terrible decision for tomorrow. Those independent fighters that are friendly to the U.S. can turn around and bite you in the end. What is that saying about tigers and their teeth? There are times I really do feel like the U.S. needs to pull out of EVERYWHERE, stop the $, stop the support, stop the interventions, etc. Let each country be responsible for their own security and welfare.


>And my last words. War never become a good thing.


I agree. However, sadly life doesn't always work that way. Sometimes turning the cheek only ends up with a slap on the other side.