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Submitted by Sarah on Mon, 12/12/2005 - 9:03pm.
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I think this idea has some re
Submitted by Robert Whitlock on Mon, 12/12/2005 - 11:52pm.Do you think it will help bring them home?
I don't know what it takes to
Submitted by Sarah on Tue, 12/13/2005 - 11:25am.I don't know what it takes to bring the soldiers home.
Does seem to me that the U.S. leaders and puppeteers will need to be appeased. They will want to keep their reps as tough cowboys, strict fathers, world cops, and stealth powers. Oh and they won't want to lose any money.
So my guess is that soldiers won't be brought home until everyone who benefits from this war can keep their reputations and their money, and can use the decision for greater political goodies.