What greater good has the deaths of our soldiers wrought thus far?

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

Blood for oil? Oil for money? Money for blood?

Destruction, mayhem, madness, genocide?

Distraction? Division?

Treason?

Discuss.

[Tom Yossarian Joad]

1. Please don't ask difficult questions. Too sad.

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

2. That's the problem right there.

If this were a GOOD thing, the answer would be simple.

A pity it's not.

[SledDriver]

3. Depends how high up the Halliburton corporate ladder you are...

[manic expression]

4. Nothing

Nothing but atrocity, death, injustice, wrongdoing, pain, agony and worse.

[Peter Frank]

5. What greater good?...

Sadly I remember the same difficult question being asked during Vietnam.

Even worse; when the Vietnam War came to a close, one of the few comforts to the loss of so many lives was the sentiment, "Never again."

It looks like I'm going to be hearing, "Never again" again.

[FreedomAngel82]

6. Nothing

:cry:

[gratuitous]

7. Oh sure, Cindy Sheehan

Why are you questioning our Maximum President? Just accept that this is a noble cause, and fuhgeddaboudit. You can best support the troops and defeat terrorism by going shopping.

At least, I think that pretty much sums up the corrupt Bush administration's talking points.

[awoke_in_2003]

8. Great returns

for share holders in McDonnell Douglas, Fairchild, Colt Rifles, and all the other friendly members of the military-industrial complex. Blood means nothing to these people, unless it is bringing them more profit.

On edit- let us never forget Halliburton and Darth Cheney