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Should G W Bush Drop the War On Terror Nonsense? Pull Troops out of Iraq & Afghanistan & Cut Home Sec Deprt?

Home Security Department in half.
For sake of revenge does the American people want to destroy the economy of their country?
Is it worth it?
I believe the war on terror is nonsense.
I believe the fear of terrorists is nonsense.
Why there are some guys addressing me personally?
With One Trillion of Dollars spent on phantom wars on terror ghosts no wonder that George W Bush has destroyed.
Believing that that American people as a whole are brain washed about threat of terrorism is stupidity from my part?
Cut health care let millions of Americans die?
Keep the nonsense wars though.

No it is not worth it. Clearly the services we had in place prior to September 11th worked. The problem was that Bush didn’t listen to or read the warning that were clearly given.

The so called Patriot Act did nothing but allow government to violate the Constitution by spying on us. Not one terrorist has been hindered by the infamous act.

Through the Years-Tribute to the Sacrifices of U.S. Troops Since the War on Terrorism Began

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