Source: http://blatheringsblog.com/?p=2970
Date: June 30, 2009
today is ‘national sovereignty day’ in iraq. the US has pulled back from baghdad and other urban areas, leaving iraq’s elected government and its own security forces to maintain order and keep the peace.
MOSUL, IRAQ - The commanding general in charge of US forces in the north says American combat troops pulling out of Iraq’s most volatile cities are being shifted to areas encircling the cities to try to stop what has proved to be a resilient Al Qaeda in Iraq and other insurgent groups.
dear iraq: though some would say you are not grateful to us, we know from many eyewitness reports, that you recognize and appreciate the sacrifices our country has made in blood and treasure for your freedom and liberty. we are waiting and watching as your neighbor iran takes to the streets in the great hope of having what you now have. we are praying for your great success as a democracy-loving nation!
it’s all yours now if you can keep it.
Blathering's Blog Smart Responder Mickey:
When you look at the history of the middle east with all its theological dictatorships its hard not to see whats happened in Iraq as a near miracle. As long as these people have their sovereingty under a democratric electorate they have as much chance as any fledgling democratic country ever did.
Right now there are people in Iran taking a look at whats happened in Iraq, what America has, and they want it without anyone shoving down their throat as the left so wrongly says we are arrogantly doing.
These people are willing to to die for what they see us and Iraq having and its all being presented to them through example and display, not force.
Q: how does all this apply to our global neighbor Israel?
A: Gretawire Tonight - ON THE RECORD at 10pm - Israel's Minister of Defense Ehud Barak (and former Prime Minister.) I am sure you want to know: how long will Israel wait with Iran? Iran says it wants to destroy Israel and is working on nuclear weapons....tune in tonight to find out how long Israel will wait...
Source: http://gretawire.blogs.foxnews.com/2009/06/30/on-the-record-at-10pm-ehud-barak/
A: Jesus said the way we treat our neighbors is important if we consider ourselves as having a good future with HIM. Remember when the empty religious people replied well who is my neighbor? Every time we vote in a democracy we are responsible if the people we elect turn bad and have a poor view about how they should treat their neighbors.
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