alon504
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Many see Iraq as a mess. To me, it has gotten somewhat stagnant. But, didn't Al Qaeda attack us on 9/11? And, now, we have Al Qaeda IN IRAQ claiming that they have amassed 12,000 troops against the United States. We are at war with terror, but, the biggest enemy, for obvious reasons is Al Qaeda. Granted, we did draw them in to Iraq, but, if we have an enemy and they decide to relocate 1,000 miles to the West to fight us in Iraq, and not Afghanistan (although we are fighting them in Afghanistan, as well), isn't it still fighting the CORRECT enemy? Why are Americans (mainly Democrats) wanting to retreat from the battle? Is there a different strategy? Do we really want to present any inkling of a weak front after what occurred on 9/11? I'm really shocked and surprised at the strategy proposed by many Democrats that offers a policy of retreat from enemy #1. How can this be? Did anyone expect this would be a pretty war? We had to know how ugly and sickening it would become if the enemy started the war by hijacking our own planes and crashing them into our own buildings to kill so many innocent Americans. So, now, we have a large group of people that are proposing retreating and backing off from fighting Al Qaeda. What do we do next?