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It couldn't be helped, they were standing on our oil.

Imagine there is a runaway train that is heading toward a Y fork in the tracks. You are standing next to a switch that diverts the train from track A to track B. On track A, 10 people are tied to the tracks. On track B, two people are tied to the tracks.

Do you pull the switch?

I sell popcorn to everyone else who's watching.

benny

sorry, I couldn't tell from the post

are these images of Kurdish gassing victims, Shiite dissidents, or the children of those deemed politically unreliable by the regime?

please clarify.

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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Damn it, Juju! Stop using logic while people are showing that the US is evil! With no intent other than to kill children! I mean c'mon, when have you seen the US do anything other than that?
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;But don't worry guy's, the soldiers will be coming home before long. So those of you that seem to believe our soldiers intentialy kill defenseless children probably need to get to work preping safeguards for your own kids. Better get busy.

Don't these people get hot in all that clothing in the heat over there? Just curious.

Slang I think they're use to it, kind of like people around here wandering around in short sleeve shirts when it's 40 degrees outside. Plus it provides protection from blowing sand.

Then again maybe I'm completely wrong could be they all are sweating like horses underneath all that cloth

I'm sure whatever children are left will make nice clothing and shoes for me...at a good price to boot!

And at the same time raising their standard of living tenfold by actually having *a job*?

Absolutely! That $10 a week will go a long way in New Iraq.

I found myself wondering ... who staffs the Quiki-Marts in Iraq? Do they hire Americans??

With all the jobs that should be available in New Iraq, shit...I'll go.

but Unemployment must be huge right now! You will have to compete with so many people to get those jobs. Also (I'm assuming that you don't know the language) not knowing the language will be a great hindrance to getting a job in Iraq.

There might be some military-supported job you could get.

Ah, but they'll want good Americans with college degrees to come over and help out for a bit...and they'll probably pay a premium.

Think of it this way, Torr...they'll pay Americans phat money to train Iraqis to do it for peanuts.