Defense Official: "Significant U.S. Casualities, KIAs" reported in Al-Ramadi, Iraq...

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It is time for more troops in Iraq. It is time to end this.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,116262,00.html

All we need is a few dozen Abrams tanks—or a hundred if need be—that are impervious to RPGs. Follow, FOLLOW these up with infantry and Marines. We need to stop worrying about collateral damage and consider the damage to our troops a PRIORITY. Also air-strikes. And for pete's sake, go into that mosque and get that murdering al-Sadr cat. We're gonna have to bite the bullet and get him sooner or later.

asantana, why don't you go join your compatriots back home and burn and dismember some more innocent American civilians. But afterwards don't be surprised to see Marines shoving an M-16 up you arse.

Curley, I like you, but that was over done, and VERY rude as well as racial, I am reporting the post.

I really don't care, but I do care that you are being racists to a person, who may not agree with you in all cases, but is still a person. You need to learn to respect. Case closed.

It's times like this that solidifies my unwavering conscience that I am indeed in the land of the few intelligent people left.

If I had been holding any position that Curley signifies with, I'd really be questioning my position righ about now.

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AP / Murad Sezer

U.S. Marines with the 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment take cover during a gun battle with the Iraqi insurgents outskirts of Fallujah, Iraq, today.

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U.S. Marines with the 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment take cover during a gunbattle with Iraqi insurgents on the outskirts of Fallujah, Iraq, Tuesday, April 6, 2004. Hundreds of U.S. Marines attacked several neighborhoods in the western Iraqi city of Fallujah in order to regain control of the city. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer)

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A U.S. Army Bradley vehicle patrols through the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 6, 2004.

Photo by Laszlo Balogh/Reuters

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BAGHDAD: Iraqi followers of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr chant anti-US slogans as two US army tanks patrol a street of Baghdad's al-Sadr district.

Source: http://english.aljazeera.net

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BAGHDAD: A US soldier watches protesters in front of the al-Rahman mosque in Baghdad's al-Mansur neighbourhood.

Source: http://english.aljazeera.net

Caps to be pumped into them.

I wish there was a way for American's to have a dialogue with people in Iraq.

They don't know what freedom is. That is why there is chaos.

The problem Sordid is that you cannot shove “freedom” down the Iraqis throats. It has to be something accepted.

Secondly, they believe that America has hidden agendas at work and they are suspicious of our sudden passions to give them their freedom.

So maybe dialog is needed but a two way dialog. And we here in America has to be willing to accept what they have to say about it and not simply cling to our preconceived spoon fed notions helped along by politicians here disguising other agendas.

Now that I know that, I rest my case. I am also sorry for replying in such a fashion.

Isn't it funny how ole Curley Q was just talking not to long ago about how much they want the US there in their lands? All with his poll charts and everything.

Well, the least I can say about Curley is that he's consistant. I wish the weather was as predictible as he is.