2. The platitudes are an insult to our troops and an insult to our country!
Bremer when asked what was the plan: I will inform you but I want to keep my hands free as to how I do that. This was a budget but no plan. Nothing submitted so far.
The Rand study: historically how those individuals that are subject of occupation view the occupiers: one powerful factor and force is the issue of security. No only in the streets and highways between communities but what happens in Baghdad every day and every night: feeling of insecurity. No plans to deal with this.
Training police who don't want to leave the barracks because they are afraid of what will happen to them or their families.
3. saying they are making the Iraq plan up everyday
"people view occupiers as good or bad depending on security"
Rapes murders coming into hospitals, that is what people in Iraq will use to judge us. Iraqi troops who have been trained will not leave the barracks for fear of being killed.
Stake-holders feedback mostly because the action of the armed forces who had experience in Kosovo and other places. Number of questions: 1. Who gets the contracting? circumstances of contracts? transparency? no bid contracts to people that are usually overcharging the defense department? Excluding whom from contracts?
North Korea, Iran, violence in the middle east. Troops deserve a plan that brings the international community for the future of Iraq. The 87B cannot be a blind check. Administration must be held accountable. How are we spending the money. Administration must tell the country what it intends to do with the 87B. Do they have a plausible plan for the future. Soldiers' lives are a stake.
Nixon: trust but verify. Americans have a right to be furious when they realize the true costs. NO PLAN FOR PEACE. $50,000 dollars a bed in prison. $530,000 to train ONE OFFICER. 1.4 B to reimburse nations helping nations who are helping us.
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