The official turning point in Iraq

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R00k
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The official turning point in Iraq

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It's all downhill from here.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0, ... 76,00.html

Iraq rebuilding under threat as US runs out of money
Key rebuilding projects in Iraq are grinding to a halt because American money is running out and security has diverted funds intended for electricity, water and sanitation, according to US officials.

Plans to overhaul the country's infrastructure have been downsized, postponed or abandoned because the $24bn (£13bn) budget approved by Congress has been dwarfed by the scale of the task.

"We have scaled back our projects in many areas," James Jeffrey, a senior state department adviser on Iraq, told a congressional committee in Washington, in remarks quoted by the Los Angeles Times. "We do not have the money."
It is now undeniable that the mess over there is beyond fixing. We don't have the money to rebuild anything because we're throwing all our money at fighting the people of the country.
Without rebuilding any of the infrastructure, noone will ever become any happier than they already are, and sooner or later, even the very few Iraqis who still support our removal of Saddam will be looking for ways to kill Americans. There is no longer any way to win, if there ever was.
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GG Bush you silly cunt
Where were you when the West was defeated?
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Re: The official turning point in Iraq

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R00k wrote:It's all downhill from here.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0, ... 76,00.html

Iraq rebuilding under threat as US runs out of money
Key rebuilding projects in Iraq are grinding to a halt because American money is running out and security has diverted funds intended for electricity, water and sanitation, according to US officials.

Plans to overhaul the country's infrastructure have been downsized, postponed or abandoned because the $24bn (£13bn) budget approved by Congress has been dwarfed by the scale of the task.

"We have scaled back our projects in many areas," James Jeffrey, a senior state department adviser on Iraq, told a congressional committee in Washington, in remarks quoted by the Los Angeles Times. "We do not have the money."
It is now undeniable that the mess over there is beyond fixing. We don't have the money to rebuild anything because we're throwing all our money at fighting the people of the country.
Without rebuilding any of the infrastructure, noone will ever become any happier than they already are, and sooner or later, even the very few Iraqis who still support our removal of Saddam will be looking for ways to kill Americans. There is no longer any way to win, if there ever was.
The whole rebuilding thing is merely a facade anyway.
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Post by bitWISE »

As long as my friends come home I don't give a fuck anymore. I've heard rumors they will be back in November.
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Seriously, if there was a country populated totally with idiots and retards, the US would still be the dumbest country on earth.
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Re: The official turning point in Iraq

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HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:
R00k wrote:It's all downhill from here.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0, ... 76,00.html

Iraq rebuilding under threat as US runs out of money
Key rebuilding projects in Iraq are grinding to a halt because American money is running out and security has diverted funds intended for electricity, water and sanitation, according to US officials.

Plans to overhaul the country's infrastructure have been downsized, postponed or abandoned because the $24bn (£13bn) budget approved by Congress has been dwarfed by the scale of the task.

"We have scaled back our projects in many areas," James Jeffrey, a senior state department adviser on Iraq, told a congressional committee in Washington, in remarks quoted by the Los Angeles Times. "We do not have the money."
It is now undeniable that the mess over there is beyond fixing. We don't have the money to rebuild anything because we're throwing all our money at fighting the people of the country.
Without rebuilding any of the infrastructure, noone will ever become any happier than they already are, and sooner or later, even the very few Iraqis who still support our removal of Saddam will be looking for ways to kill Americans. There is no longer any way to win, if there ever was.
The whole rebuilding thing is merely a facade anyway.
heh, nicely put
i applaud you
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blood.angel wrote:Seriously, if there was a country populated totally with idiots and retards
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george will never make it to 2008...
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Post by Canidae »

At what point does Iraqi oil money start paying the bills?
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Re: The official turning point in Iraq

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R00k wrote:...Without rebuilding any of the infrastructure, noone will ever become any happier than they already are, and sooner or later, even the very few Iraqis who still support our removal of Saddam will be looking for ways to kill Americans. There is no longer any way to win, if there ever was.

Vietnam version 2.0 :(
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Post by glossy »

US, you're fucked.
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Post by Big Kahuna Burger »

we had a good run
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Post by glossy »

just wait until next time you have to do your taxes.
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Post by Pext »

lol... at least the yanks got their fat hands on the oil :dork:
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The Guardian are a bunch of reds anyway
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What do you mean, Communists?
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Post by Freakaloin »

communists have been replaced with terrorists u easily spooked morons...
a defining attribute of a government is that it has a monopoly on the legitimate exercise of violence...
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