In 1963, John Kennedy ordered the coup d'etat and assassination of the former Republic of South Vietnam's first president Diem Ngo Dinh, thus entangling South Vietnam in constant upheavals and power struggles between generals for the next 12 years, until 1975 when the North Vietnam communists successfully invaded the South Vietnam. 3 days after John Kennedy ordered the coup d'etat and assassination, he paid for what he did!

During the 1980's, Ronald Reagan gave the Afghan
Mujahadeen guerrillas (and Osama Bin Laden) $250 million in covert U.S. aid in in their fight against Soviet troops, and supported Saddam Hussein in a futile effort to hamper the potential tsunami of Iranian Islamic Revolution in the Middle East. In 1991, older Bush refused to annihilate that animal when the best opportunity to kill him presented itself. 12 years later, younger Bush thought he was a God who could do anything at his will, so he ordered the invasion of Iraq, spent $75B + $87 = US$162 Billion (and much more to come in the near future), as well as put the life of hundred thousands of our young soldiers at extreme risk. And now that animal is nowhere to be found, and many of our young soldiers are being killed every single day. The struggle between Israel and Palestinian Jihad is an endless war with no future, so is the struggle between Americans and Iraqi rebels. Older and younger Bush forced America into a tunnel without light at the end. They may go to church every Sunday, pray every night and morning (and at every Cabinet meeting?), but they will go to hell instead of heaven. I abhor religious hypocrites.

The Principle of Causality applies so well for the madness of American presidents. If a thing occurs, one should be able to give a reason for its occurrence.

I'm not a religious person at all, but my heart, my soul and my sympathy go to the families of our young soldiers. Their life must not be tossed around by a Texan cowboy.

You think only a dozen of US soldiers have been killed each day in IRAQ? Do you know the actual numbers of soldiers getting injured everyday??? The numbers will make you completely dizzy!




Also, here's an excerpt from one of the link below:
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As a result, while the Bush administration is able to point to a relatively modest number of US fatalities in Iraq _ yesterday the total stood at 396 (+ 17 today), and _ there is a HUGE number of severely wounded soldiers whose injuries and fate go largely unreportedMr Bush has ordered that the media should not be allowed to photograph coffins containing the bodies of those killed in Iraq, and the return of injured US troops also goes largely unpublicised. This is no coincidence. Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont told the Senate last month: "The wounded are brought back after midnight, making sure the press does not see the planes coming in with the wounded."
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17 US soldiers died today (Nov 15, 2003)
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/11/15/sprj.irq.crash/index.html
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Thousands more are injured, and nobody seems to talk about them? The hidden cost of Bush's war:

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=463502