U.S. involvement in Iraq.

You are wrong in the fact that nothing has been achieved and people don't care if we are there or not. Talk to most soldiers who are over, or have been over and you will find out that the average Iraqi citizen thanks our troops and is often seen smiling, waving, hugging and thanking our troops. It is just never seen on the American media. We have given them a legitimate healthcare system. Many of the cities our soldiers came upon had unbelievable numbers of people who were not immunized agains even the most basic of diseases. We have given the education. We have rebuilt numerous schools and helped distribute supplies and books. We have bolstered their electrical system. And all this is from a soldier.. so tell me where I am wrong.

You're wrong about nohting being achieved and also about the people not caring if we are there or not. You are victim of the media propaganda, I recommend you read this: * Approximately 270 km of village roads have been completed. These projects are directly contracted with local firms and assist in the economic development of smaller communities. The Village Roads program is expected to be completed in July 2007 and will provide 424 km of improved roads. * Completed water treatment projects have added over 430,000 m3 of daily water treatment capacity, which potentially benefits 2.2 million Iraqis. At the end of the program, an additional 1,136,000 m3 of water treatment capacity will benefit approximately 5.2 million Iraqis(and all USG agencies projects will benefit 8.4 million Iraqis). * Medical care has improved with the renovation of 15 hospitals. Additional hospital renovation projects are ongoing. Each completed facility sees approximately 500 patients per day for a total of 11,000 patients nationwide. * Education opportunities improved with 838 of 849 schools completed. Each completed school serves approximately 400 students for a total of 335,200 students nationwide. * Khor Zubair New Power Generation - Construction began at the power plant in December 2004 and ended in January 2006, as scheduled. This generation project, located south of Basrahprovides additional plant capacity of approximately 246 mega watts to the grid, which is enough power to serve 220,000 Iraqi households. http://www.floppingaces.net/2007/01/15/the-media-misinformation-war/