I'm not pro Bush or pro Kerry or anything. I stay away from politics pretty much as far as I can but this past week I've spent a lot of time (like 5 hours a day not counting weekends) with Iraqi people. I've been learning how to talk and read in their lanuage, a lot about their culture, and what's really going on over there and the reasons behind it. The Iraqi's are extremely grateful that we invaded their country. They say themselves that wihtout us the country was going to die and dissapear. It was completely miserable over there. Most us of believe that the media is full of sh*t and it's mostly a bunch of hype. Only a select few overseas aren't happy about what has happened and the media is completely exploiting it and making it look like they hate us. At the same time, anti-war people believe everything the media is telling them because it's what they want to hear, even though with every other subject the media is still a liar or exaggerator. The country had billions of billions of dollars but wasn'y using the money to help the people. Now the gov. is giving elderly and unfortunate children money to get the things they need. Only regeme supporters were allowed to have cell phones and sattalite t.v. but now it's available to anyone who can afford it, which is more people than you would imagine. The internet was only available to those people, but now that's being worked on to make it more accesable. People don't live in fear of dying becuase they went outside their house and said the wrong thing. They call American soldiers their "First Martyrs", the first people willing to die to help them win a better life. They are so thankful Pres. Bush ended the Regeme. Don't believe media, believe experience. You can hate Bush all you want and you can hate me because my job is to kill people, but I don't really care. We didn't do it for you, we did it for them, and they appreciate it.