War? What War?

"War in Iraq"??? It ended on an aircraft carrier with "Mission Accomplished"!

April 23, 2008

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"War in Iraq"??? It ended on an aircraft carrier with "Mission Accomplished"!

The "mission" was an illegal pre-emptive attack on a defenseless country. What exists is the rationalized defense of an illegal occupation. Exit, NOW!

Bob Bates, Bend

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