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I strongly support President Bush. He has to bear the burden of working on delivering on what the Democrats and the Reuplicans wanted.

When the war first began, I saw barely any desenting views opposing the war. But what I also knew was that the war would take time and anyone with something to gain "contractors, old debts owed, ..." would try with all their might to make the US look bad.

I knew, just like any conflict that the United States engages in for longer then a year or so would be, in the end, met by Americas laziness to finish what it started. America has a history of engaging in something and leaving it half done.

Americans believe that everything works like McDonalds. They believe we have an "easy" button and the war begins and stops just by pressing some button. But the world doesn't operate that way. When you start a venture, you have to work practically 12 hour days just to keep it running. I believe most businesses fail in the first 7 years or so. In this case, the Unites States engaged in the business of starting an entire country from scratch. This means, helping to start numerous businesses. And it didn't stop there. The US helped political parties. Helped to build an entire military from scratch.

I could continue to a cresendo, but what's the point.

Let's just say that what's being engaged in is unprecedented and stops nothing short of extrodinary. What will be the result of a strong and stable Iraq that people fear. Here's the fear. The fear is that the US will support Iraq and just like any country the US has supported, that country has the option to look for a different ally down that road; however, the result of this current plan will mean that Iraq has access to some of the most technologically advanced equipment the US has to offer. Something that startling would make it easy to see how even a country like Isreal would become nervous.

Imagine that, an arab country with the same capabilities as the United States ...

Anyone with any common sense knows that 2 things are occuring. An election is scheduled for 2008 and the media is losing money. One side is a democratic party desperate for power and the other side is a media, desperate for money. If things do not go bad for the Republicans, the newspapers will not have any stories people want to read and the Democrats will never have a chance at the 2008 elections. Right now, everything is pretty bad for the Democrats and the media. So the Democrats are trying the best move they can come up with. Some yuckle from cow tipping country Wisconsin shouts, "Hey, let's censor the president." Right away, you begin to see the desperation is totally complete. And the media, jumps all over it.

I remember there used to be areas in Iraq where businesses couldn't open and streets were undrivable. Now all of that has changed. Businesses are florishing and 90% of all street are open throughout Iraq. The bombings are occuring but those bombs, like the media and the Democratic party, are the bombs of desperation.

The people who do not support a stable Iraq are: 1 US enenmies. 3. Iraq enemnies. 2. People who have a financial gain for an unstable Iraq.

I say, support the President even though the media wants you to believe otherwise. Your television has other stations so don't watch news station whose entire budget comes from getting you to watch the news. Also, just like your imaginary, everything is "easy" button, your television has a volume control button. When people are saying something you don't agree with, turn down the volume, make up kind words in your head and turn up the volume when you see someone nice on the television you agree with and want to rally behind. C'mon, get up off that couch, you can do it! If you are in a crowd and the crowd seems to act as if you're "forced" to go along with their opinion, there is always a public restroom and the call of nature during the "guys ranting of hows everything is bad with the world" melts away and disolves into the oblivion.

Anyway, I totally support the way the war is going and I totally support the way the country is being ran. A good question then would be to ask is, well, what do I not support. Ok. What I do not support is how difficult it is to figure out what to properly invest in that will give the greatest return on investment. The best thing to invest in for a minute was cell phones (communication), defense contractors and oil. I also don't support over-fishing.  I hope the people who fish are forced to set up farms in the ocean where the only fish they get are the fish that are in the farms. 

Well, that's it for now. ;)

Energizer bunny 

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