Iraq New Terror Breeding Ground--strips Afghanistan of that title

  Let's see, 200 billion spent so far and probably atleast 200-300billion more before all is said and done.  And who knows how many more dead American soldiers??  So what do we have to show for all this??  
  Well boys and girls looks like Iraq has stripped Afghanistan of its long held title of "best place to train terrorists."  Best terrorist training grounds 2005 title goes to Iraq.  This year Ms. Afghanistan was the runner up.  Hmmmmmmmm, with 150,000 of our troops in Iraq and Democracy on the march how can that happen.
  That is not the question to ask boys and girls.  Powell announced US troops will start leaving Iraq by the end of this year.  Well if they do then what will happen??  How about the biggest fucking mess in decades??  If Iraq is worthy of this title while our troops are on the ground, just imagine how peaceful Iraq will be once we leave.  
  Don't you all just all just feel so much safer for yourselves and your kids that Saddam is gone??  Hmmmmmmm, lets see from the last leader of terrorist training facilities we got September 11.  
I wonder what will come out of this new leader in terrorist training fairgrounds.  Come on admit it, all of you will sleep much better at night knowing Saddam is gone.  So what if Iraq is the new world leader in terror training, atleast Saddam is gone.
  As I have been saying all along, this thing is eventually going to turn into a bigger fucking mess than Vietnam, but it will happen much slower and with far deadlier consequences for the entire world.  
  And we can all thank W for it.  Make sure all of you vote for W in 08 as well!!

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Re:Iraq New Terror Breeding Ground--strips Afghanistan of that title

To quote, "As I have been saying all along, this thing is eventually going to turn into a bigger fucking mess than Vietnam, but it will happen much slower and with far deadlier consequences for the entire world."

That is the big, big question. I tend to agree, but hope you're wrong.