A Question for Mr. Clinton

    Mr. President and Supreme Commander,
    I have a question of you, sir. Now, as I understand it, you have ordered the United States Armed Forces to engage politically motivated enemies. This conflict is in a foreign land where a civil war was increasing. These enemies are well trained, determined and entrenched within very rough terrain within a land known for bad weather conditions. You have ordered a very limited range of military options, for obvious political reasons. These enemies are supported by Russia. You have limited our military with bombing and operational restrictions, and have very unclear goals and no exit strategy. The enemies look like the people we are defending, and many innocent civilians are being killed. You did this without the consent of Congress. The American public is either against the war or confused or both. There is a great potential for this war to escalate, and our allies are very unstable. Very few Americans believe this war is worth losing American lives over.
    Mr. President, I guess the question I have to ask is: On what grounds did you protest the Vietnam war?

    The above question was taken from the Seebo Website. Seebo stands for SEE Beyond the Obvious. This site has a lot of excellent information and links. To go there, click here. Before you go, open your eyes, open your mind, and prepare to get angry when you read the truth.


    Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive...
    it is the Right of the People to Alter or Abolish it --
    Declaration of Independence

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