The View from Baghdad Blair's Departure

[Psycho4Bud]

I could go into all the rants on these facts but if you stop and look at the "facts", you'll come away with the same conclusions that I and millions of others have. Time to leave, period.

There's a difference between actual facts and opinions. I understand that the Defeat-o-cons want to run with the tails between their legs but like in another thread.....The People Have Spoken!

Now if ANY of what I stated above is in disbute please point out which line and I'll be more than happy to find a link to your area of concern. Like I've stated, the economic enviroment has been a focal point of mine since 4-03.

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 05-12-2007. The View from Baghdad Blair's Departure By PATRICK COCKBURN Iraq may be seen in Britain as Tony Blair's nemesis but Iraqis yesterday greeted his departure with utter indifference. Asked what they thought about it, most simply shrugged their shoulders and looked surprised at being asked the question. Others said they saw him as a surrogate for President Bush. It is easy to see why Mr Blair is not regarded with more affection in Iraq. On 8 April 2003, just before the fall of Saddam Hussein, British troops distributed a Rating: 5