Bush's Body Count... Blood on his hands?

Politics stirs up the best in people. Before you get your shorts in a bunch, I am not blaming Bush, I am simply stating that natural, crazed or NOT- this happened during Bush's term and research is not needed to see what is happening. As for who to blame, I leave that for you to decide. Being closed minded and oblivious to the truth will only take us deeper into the senseless violence we have already dug ourselves into. Obviously the political agenda has overtaken your thirst for truth just as it has with Bush. Do you really believe everything they say?

Actually it was my search for the truth that have led me to the conclusions that I have reached. This search was instigated by the same types of posts as yours being made by so many people here on myLot. You are saying now that you don't blame Bush, yet in your post that is exactly what you did. I am not closed minded nor am I oblivious to the truth, if you want the facts on some things concerning our involvement in Iraq, I have made a couple of posts detailing our involvement. They are only a tip of what I have found, but if you are truly interested in the truth then check my profile and posts that I have made. If you are only interested in slamming Bush at the expense of the truth, then don't bother with my posts because you would get no benefit anyway.

I see the demonizing and propaganda for the sake of votes in the next run, has really burned a deep path in your neurons.. I suspect there is no use trying to introduce anything different..

Don't mind the sheeple, people. If you ignore him, he'll go away.

I didn't add an opinion, I simply stated facts....

Thank you for adding your opinion even though someone already offered that one.

Look at Iraqi in the hands of Sadam Hussein. I would argue that before we went into Iraqi it was more peaceful than it is now. Iraq wasn't peaceful when Saddam was in control. The people in Iraq lived in fear. You think the so called tapping of phones was bad here. In Iraq everyone and I mean everyone's phones were tapped. Saddam knew what was going on. I have talked to men that left Iraq, They couldn't even call there families in fear that they would be killed. Both men I talked to were shot in the back, had cigerette burns, basically looked like they been in a torture chamber. The scars were so nasty looking. I'm proud to be a American, I don't have to worry about being shot or tortured if I ever try to leave this country. I don't have to worry about going to prison if I bad mouth our president. If you talk to those same people now they are very happy. They know they can get on a phone and call there family. They know there is still danger there with the sick people that wants to take Saddam's place as a dictator. Honestly the war in Iraq is better than the Vietnam war. There we went because only God knows why. When those troops came back they were spit on, things thrown at them. Just sad especially when a lot of them had no choice because they were drafted. If we don't control Iraq, and keep the evil out. It will get a whole lot worse. Sad to say it will get worse after Bush leaves office and the new president takes over and brings the troops home. I mean come on who ever takes over as president will bring the troops home and then wish they didn't.

Have you ever heard of the Iraqi Kurds? The people Saddam was systematically masacring during his "peaceful" regime. Yes, we have accomplished something in Iraq. Saddam and his sons no longer rape and torture the people of their country. The Iraqi government was democratically elected, no matter how much some of the world would like to forget that. We have foudn biological weapons, sarin gas for one. I defy you to talk to anyone who has been a victim of a gas attack and argue that it isn't a weapon of mass destruction. I think several nations of the world would disagree. Feel free to disagree with the President's stance and even the reasons that we are at war, but if you are ashamed to be a part of the United States, I invite you to leave and see if you can find something better.

Have you ever heard of the Iraqi Kurds? The people Saddam was systematically masacring during his "peaceful" regime. Yes, we have accomplished something in Iraq. Saddam and his sons no longer rape and torture the people of their country. The Iraqi government was democratically elected, no matter how much some of the world would like to forget that. We have foudn biological weapons, sarin gas for one. I defy you to talk to anyone who has been a victim of a gas attack and argue that it isn't a weapon of mass destruction. I think several nations of the world would disagree. Feel free to disagree with the President's stance and even the reasons that we are at war, but if you are ashamed to be a part of the United States, I invite you to leave and see if you can find something better.