Pessimism 'growing among Iraqis'

[slim]

And not only the Iraqi's. I see little point in dedicating troops to this conflict. With over 51% believing that the situation is worse now are we really doing any good?
Is it time to pullout and let the inevitable civil was run its course?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/6464277.stm

 

[Bergen]

And not only the Iraqi's. I see little point in dedicating troops to this conflict. With over 51% believing that the situation is worse now are we really doing any good?
Is it time to pullout and let the inevitable civil was run its course?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/6464277.stm

Can't understand why they feel pessimistic; illegally invaded on evidence fabricated by Bliar and Bush. Their society ripped apart and 650,000 of their citizens dead. Infant mortality through the roof. Civilian infrastructure including power-generation and fresh water plants bombed into wreckage to provide building contracts for the like of Halliburton. Forced to sign oil accords under duress and the entire country turned into a breeding-ground for fundamentalists.

That's the problem with Arabs; no sense of humour.

RM