"They died for a noble cause"

[BeFree]

Ok, I can understand that. Helping people to be free is a noble cause.

So then, why did you lie to us, Mr. President? Why did you lie to us about WMD? If your cause is so noble, why did you do such an ignoble thing as your Shock and Awe campaign? Why didn't you send in enough troops to do the job?

If you are so noble, why don't you meet with the ladies whose sons have been killed? If you are so noble, why are you hiding?

[opihimoimoi]

1. Bush is anything but Noble... he is a piece of shit and no amount of sugar

will make it taste good, no amount of perfume will make it smell better, and no amount of paint will make it look better....

The NeoCons wanted this Turd.....they got it in Spades.

BWahahahahahaha

[whatever4]

2. And if it's so honorable to serve, why is anyone forced to do so?

If we are being "defended" by an all-volunteer force, why are reservists and guard being forced to go, even when they go to the trouble of trying to use the system correctly to resist going? Was this an emergency situation, as they were promised it would be, if they were ever called up?

No. They were used. Their contracts violated. As the US government is famous for getting away with doing.

If it's voluntary...should we have ANYONE in jail for not participating?

Liars, liars all. I will never forgive the military for doing this to it's people. Bush certainly doesn't have a clue, but they ALL did. And the military judges? Will be judged in hell.

[Inland]

3. Noble enough for the reason of last resort.

Now, somebody show that democracy and freedom actually coming quicker than death and destruction.

[rustydog]

4. If your war is so noble, why arent the "TWINS" in uniform?

Your idea of a noble cause is American sons and daughters dying for Halliburton and big oil profits you gutless bastard.

No WMD, no drones, no Niger uranium, no truth to our fallen heroes.