Hmm. So what would the US death toll be if we did nothing and let Saddam stay in power?

1) Would he have continued to make inroads with terrorist groups such as the Abu Sayef Group and pay them, such as he did with Palestinian suicide bombers?

2) Would he have been able to transfer the 1600 lbs of radioactive material we DID find over to a terrorist organization?
(for those of you who want to research the whole potential of a dirty bomb material transfer to terrorists by Iraq)

Oh, also. Wondering what the Iraqi death toll would be if he would have STAY...

Hmm. So what would the US death toll be if we did nothing and let Saddam stay in power?

1) Would he have continued to make inroads with terrorist groups such as the Abu Sayef Group and pay them, such as he did with Palestinian suicide bombers?

2) Would he have been able to transfer the 1600 lbs of radioactive material we DID find over to a terrorist organization?
(for those of you who want to research the whole potential of a dirty bomb material transfer to terrorists by Iraq)

Oh, also. Wondering what the Iraqi death toll would be if he would have STAYED in power. Or did you forget all those bones they've been digging up. Somehow that gets lost when people talk about why we went.

Hmm. Those people who died are part of the 00.4% of the 300 million population of the US who are actively volunteered - and continue to volunteer to serve. Their perspective is not universal, but it is overwhelming in the support of the mission they're doing. Pre-election surveys showed that the servicemember families felt the same way; that their family was doing the right thing.

Somehow they're getting information straight from the horse's mouth that keeps them upbeat on the mission.