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	<title>Comments on: 4,000 U.S. Troops Dead in Iraq</title>
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		<title>By: cabman</title>
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		<description>So far, this isn&#039;t the longest war for the U.S. in my opinion. Vietman involvement went for- say 1956 to around 1973 with more than four years of heavy combat involvement.Korea? We are still there.
 
Iraq just follows a pattern set by our foreign relations powers to be used ; problem-reaction-solution.
The solution here was to build bases in one of the last oil rich fields before others in the world could cement any deal. Now we have a base bigger than Vatican City and the oil fields were the first thing to be occupied-last thing to be left to the people of Iraq.
It has been far easier this time around to prosecute war with a paid-pro military. Anyone see that coming? Perhaps go back and read some of Durant&#039;s east-to-grasp history of Rome to get a better view on our future. War is part and use of economics. 
I&#039;m sorry for the fallen and their family members. 

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So far, this isn&#8217;t the longest war for the U.S. in my opinion. Vietman involvement went for- say 1956 to around 1973 with more than four years of heavy combat involvement.Korea? We are still there.</p>
<p>Iraq just follows a pattern set by our foreign relations powers to be used ; problem-reaction-solution.<br />
The solution here was to build bases in one of the last oil rich fields before others in the world could cement any deal. Now we have a base bigger than Vatican City and the oil fields were the first thing to be occupied-last thing to be left to the people of Iraq.<br />
It has been far easier this time around to prosecute war with a paid-pro military. Anyone see that coming? Perhaps go back and read some of Durant&#8217;s east-to-grasp history of Rome to get a better view on our future. War is part and use of economics.<br />
I&#8217;m sorry for the fallen and their family members. </p>
<p>cabman</p>
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