Three U.S. Soldiers Killed In Iraq

[sabra]

http://www.thenewmexicochannel.com/news/4928064/detail.html

Three U.S. Soldiers Killed In Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Three more U.S. soldiers have been killed in Iraq.

The military said two of the soldiers died Thursday after their patrol was struck by a roadside bomb in Baghdad. And another soldier was shot dead in a city 30 miles south of the capital.

[Sabriel]

1. Let Katrina not overshadow Iraq

We need to mark and remember each one.

[rodeodance]

3. thanks for the post

[Loge23]

2. They ARE meaningful

The Americans dying in Iraq will not die in vain if this country wakes up to the corrupt administration and holds them accountable.
IMPEACH - INDICT - IMPRISON

[soup]

4. May they rest in peace.

Grief and outrage overload

day after day
week after week
month after month
year after year

[acmavm]

5. The bush** administration doesn't care where it finds its victims. They

are equal opportunity killers.

[leftchick]

6. fuck. I have not been paying too much attention to Iraq

I can only imagine how many are dead since I last looked days ago.

[daleo]

7. Can the U.S. afford to fight a pointless war

And rebuild a major city at the same time? I doubt it. The choice made between the two will be instructive.

[The_Casual_Observer]

8. Why are we fighting a war in Iraq, again?

It's going to be really hard to pinch out another 80+ billion this year for the Iraq folly.

[catmandu57]

9. It's hard to keep up with the idiot boy's* bodycount

Soldiers dying in Iraq and Afghanistan, civillians dying all over the world, part of our country degenerating to less than third world status.
I'm going to become religious just so I can believe in divine justice after this idiot croaks.

[0007]

10. RIP

Bring the troops home to fight for our dying citizens and our rights as human beings. The wheels are coming off.

[VegasWolf]

11. I wonder if Bush holds the record for most lives lost under his watch?

[leftchick]

16. I would be willing to bet

He is responsible for more death in the world than any human being.

[RaleighNCDUer]

18. Gengis Khan still has him beat,

but Georgie is still young -- you never know.

[pursuivant]

19. No, he's still Bush league

He still needs to kill at least 10 million more people just to get into the top twenty.

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/welcome.html

[Swede]

12. What a rotten way to start off September

after August's terrible toll.

[Serial Mom]

13. Why can't the media focus on MORE than one story?

My heart is breaking over what this country has become ...

I am embarrassed that we are not showing care, concern, compassion for the brave AND the poor!

Cuts, cuts, and more cuts in programs, infrastructure, health care, welfare, etc. AND CUTS in TAXES for the rich ... WHERE IS THEIR SACRIFICE!

:cry: :cry: :cry:

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

14. Oh yeah.......

Iraq! Man, this is getting so crazy......

[JoFerret]

15. I wonder how the NOLA members of the Guard

...and the other disaster affected Gulf region service people (now in the wrong gulf region) are coping with what they are seeing and hearing. I can't begin to imagine their levels of distress and ancxiety. They have the training, the people, the equipment - the vehicles, the generators, the supplies - that are missing and needed.

[ninkasi]

17. This is criminal

Our soldiers are dying, suffering horrific injuries, and inflicting death and suffering upon the citizens of a country we illegally invaded. The whole world knows that Bush is a criminal, a coward, and a bully.We don't need to have any more debates about this. Bring our troops home now. Every day we are there causes more death and bloodshed.

It is useless now, after this administration's monumental screwup after Katrina, to pretend that our country hasn't been declining in every way since Bush stole the first election. The only way we can regain the respect of the rest of the world is to impeach Bush and every other member of his cabal responsible for placing our country on this path to ruin.

Bring them back NOW!