A not very radical proposal
I've got an easy idea to build troop morale in
Iraq.
George Bush is going on vacation again. I can
understand, since it takes so much energy to mismanage a country and cheat an
electorate. Meanwhile, our troops overseas are having their tours of duty
extended and being sent back repeatedly with only a few weeks or months break
between fighting for their lives without proper equipment. Their leader, Donald
Rumsfeld nearly mocked them to their faces as one soldier expressed the honest
wish of having enough equipment so that he could make it home safe. The White
House continues to pump old Rummy and keep him around since his leadership has
obviously been so successful.
So,
George, here's a little tip from someone who has seen leaders try to boost
morale many, many times. How about promising not to take a vacation until you've
actually been working as long as the longest tour of duty of a soldier in Iraq?
Better yet, how about not taking a vacation until the war in Iraq is over? It's
not like you work on an oil derrick, you aren't living a very hard life, maybe
you should try actually working for the people who hired you for a
change?
Posted: Tue - December
21, 2004 at 04:31 PM
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