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newhouse1390 · 11-01-2005, 02:51 PM

I have recenly returned from Iraq serving in the Marines. I have seen alot of things bad and alot of things that are good. I must say that in probably 80 percent of the country is secure and looks similar to what goes on in a normal free society. I was in the south a little ways away from Basra, Iraq. I saw my shre of the hells of war but I must say that there are good people there in Iraq that are thanking the US for thier efforts. It is unfortunate to see that the news can only report the car bomb and barely mention the election that was held a few weeks. Having been in combat and hearing of my friends death. I must say that the worst way to dishonner my fallen marines, would be to leave the mission unaccomplished. Politicts aside we cannot abandon our fallen soliders.

11-01-2005, 02:51 PM	#21 (permalink)
newhouse1390 Member, Networking Team Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 1,040 OS: Windows Server 2003	none I have recenly returned from Iraq serving in the Marines. I have seen alot of things bad and alot of things that are good. I must say that in probably 80 percent of the country is secure and looks similar to what goes on in a normal free society. I was in the south a little ways away from Basra, Iraq. I saw my shre of the hells of war but I must say that there are good people there in Iraq that are thanking the US for thier efforts. It is unfortunate to see that the news can only report the car bomb and barely mention the election that was held a few weeks. Having been in combat and hearing of my friends death. I must say that the worst way to dishonner my fallen marines, would be to leave the mission unaccomplished. Politicts aside we cannot abandon our fallen soliders.