From: "Robert Comer" 

> The importance of our success in Iraq, and in ultimately changing the
> status quo in the greater middle-east (as well as the world), is the most
> critical world event in the life of anyone born after 1945.

It's a dream.

> Until the naysayers within our own country realize that, our efforts are
> in more jeopardy than they need/should be. We'll be successful despite the
> clueless nattering nabobs of negativity, but at greater cost of life in
> the short-term.

Until everyone wakes up and sees reality...

--
Bob Comer


"Mark"  wrote in message
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>
> "Robert Comer"  wrote: ...
I'm not advocating
> abdicating our national security, far from it, but Iraq
>> wasn't a threat to us, so I am definitely talking from a strong position.
>> Open and shut case postion actually.
>
> The importance of our success in Iraq, and in ultimately changing the
> status quo in the greater middle-east (as well as the world), is the most
> critical world event in the life of anyone born after 1945.
>
> Until the naysayers within our own country realize that, our efforts are
> in more jeopardy than they need/should be. We'll be successful despite the
> clueless nattering nabobs of negativity, but at greater cost of life in
> the short-term.
>

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