John McCain’s Never-Ending War?!!

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John McCain is still having problems accepting his 2008 defeat.

It is clear that this decision of a complete pullout of United States troops from Iraq was dictated by politics, and not our national security interests, said McCain from the Senate floor.

I believe history will judge this presidents leadership with the scorn and disdain it deserves.


Seventy percent of Americans think otherwise. That's the number who agree with the President on the troop withdrawal. But its a moot point anyway.

Iraqis wanted the U.S. out of their country. Couple that with the 2008 agreement President Bush signed with Iraq which set the withdrawal date at December 31 2011 and there was little President Obama could have done even if he wanted to stay in Iraq for another 100 years. (Remember McCain in the 2008 campaign stating how hed have no problem keeping U.S. troops in for another 100 years?)


Get over it, John. You lost. Obama won. You got your surge. Iraq war is over. But hey, if one of your boys wins next November, you'll have the Iran war you've always wanted to keep you amused.
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In the meantime, go plant a garden.

By Mario Piperni

 
tried to stay in Iraq, even fell to be a beggar.

Iraqi officials rap US money plea

Sun Jul 3, 2011

Iraqi politicians have voiced outrage at the US request from Baghdad to allocate massive chunks of domestic budget to the American troops and embassy in the violence-hit country.

The plea, which has targeted USD 6.2 billion from the Iraqi earmarks, has been made towards the end of the 2011 deadline for the withdrawal of the roughly-50,000-strong United States troops from Iraq.

Speaking to Press TV, Iraqi Science and Technology Minister Abdul Karim al-Samarrai said, “Iraqi people have expressed doubts about the US intentions in Iraq and I agree with them. If the US wants to withdraw its troops, why they have made such request and want to extend their presence in the country.”

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Many observers believe that the US having heavily reinforced its military bases in Iraq shows that Washington has no intention of leaving the country any time soon, said our correspondent in Baghdad.

http://engforum.pravda.ru/index.php?/topic/235918-iraqi-officials-rap-us-money-plea/
 
McCain_John_Nude.jpg


John McCain is still having problems accepting his 2008 defeat.

It is clear that this decision of a complete pullout of United States troops from Iraq was dictated by politics, and not our national security interests, said McCain from the Senate floor.

I believe history will judge this presidents leadership with the scorn and disdain it deserves.


Seventy percent of Americans think otherwise. That's the number who agree with the President on the troop withdrawal. But its a moot point anyway.

Iraqis wanted the U.S. out of their country. Couple that with the 2008 agreement President Bush signed with Iraq which set the withdrawal date at December 31 2011 and there was little President Obama could have done even if he wanted to stay in Iraq for another 100 years. (Remember McCain in the 2008 campaign stating how hed have no problem keeping U.S. troops in for another 100 years?)


Get over it, John. You lost. Obama won. You got your surge. Iraq war is over. But hey, if one of your boys wins next November, you'll have the Iran war you've always wanted to keep you amused.
gold01.gif

In the meantime, go plant a garden.

By Mario Piperni

 
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