Why does it not surprise me that you would prefer a Socialist to an
American War Hero?

Oh that's right...

You're not American, and you aren't supposed to have a Vote.

Thanks for letting us know this is just your opinion, as a non-
Citizen.


On Oct 30, 10:31 am, Weebop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have written and re-written about three replies to your last post
> and the more I wrote the more I realised that most of what you said
> makes sense and most of what I was writing was based on my annoyance
> of your choice of title for your original post more then the facts in
> hand. And so I concede defeat on many of the points you raise but not
> all as I still feel that you are arguing from one view point and not
> the entire picture when it comes to the view Iraqi's have of the
> coallition force. While many view Iran as a biggist threat I also
> believe many view the coalition as the biggest threat. And until there
> are no foriegn troops on their streets (and yes that includes Iranian
> troops) I don't think we will be able to fully asses the success or
> failiure of the invasion. I do agree that making Iran stronger in the
> region is not a good thing but don't believe that is Obama's plan, a
> man who refuses to discount the possibility of using military force
> against Iran is hardly backing away and handing them control. He said
> himself that the "regime is a threat to all of us" which shows he
> takes the situation seriously.
>
> Just to clarify a couple of things before I finish, I am not a US
> citizen but I have an interest in US politics as I believe it affects
> the entire world. My belief is that the US foriegn policy has been far
> too aggressive for a number of years now and there has been a
> willingness to use military force, or the threat of military force
> earlier in situations where in the past diplomacy would still have
> been the preffered option, the obvious example being the invasion of
> Iraq. With this in mind I think a change is needed and I think Obama
> is more suited to bring that change then McCain. I don't agree with
> everything either of the candidates say but as with all politics in a
> democracy I believe you have to choose the "lesser of two evils" and
> in my opinion Obama is the preffered candidate.
>
> These are my views and I don't expect you to agree with them but as I
> don't post on here much these days I thought I'd share them
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