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Bush should not accept a deadline for troop withdrawal from Iraq – the Al-Queda must be defeated for world peace
Sudhir Chadda
May 20, 2007

It is time for the world to unite together and join hands with America.  Yes, there were mistakes in going into Iraq.  But now for the sake of world peace every nation in the world must work together to defeat the Al-Queda and Islamic terrorists in Iraq and every other parts of the world. 

US President George Bush is right.  This is a war.  The war must end with Al-Queda decidedly defeated.  There is a need for another ‘D-Day’ and it must happen now. 

If coalition forces retreat, the Al-Queda will follow then in the spirit of chasing the civilized part of the world into the dark ages.  Iraq must be handled with tough hands militarily, diplomatically, and politically.  All nations in the world including India, China, and Russia must come forward and help America to defeat the crazy terrorism in the name of Islam. 

The deadline for troop withdrawal is crazy.  Instead, America should intensify the counter measures, treat Iraq as a battle zone and go after Al-Queda to crush them inside out.  It does not matter if you are a Democrat or Republican.  It does not matter if you are conservative or progressive. You must agree and fight to defeat Al-Queda and other terror outfits in the world. 

It is time for international unity.  Think about your own children.  What will happen if America is forced to withdraw now?  Your own children and grand children will have to live in the world of terror of Al-Queda.  


 

 

 

 

 

 


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