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Reader comment on item: Monitoring Iraqis Living in the United States

Submitted by Kim S. Barban. (United States), Jan 23, 2003 at 09:16

My son will be eighteen by year's end we regret the present situation in Iraq. The reason the United States is in this position is a failure by the elder Bush to finish the job the first time,and the effort of the younger Bush to gain world approval this time.

We are there with the brave men ,women ,mothers and fathers who have experience and equipment. LET'S ROLL

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Paula Zahn bias [65 words]EricOct 28, 2004 20:36
Racial profiling or not? - who cares! [450 words]FarzadFeb 18, 2003 02:31
Native Americans should have monitored Europeans [28 words]MichelleFeb 13, 2003 13:07
⇒ In for a penny, in for a pound [67 words]Kim S. Barban.Jan 23, 2003 09:16
Fatal Conditions [36 words]Jan WolfsburgDec 6, 2002 16:11
Monitoring Iraqis Living in the United States [358 words]Arlinda M. De AngelisNov 27, 2002 10:41
Paula Zahn's bias is showing [55 words]Dr William ClaytonNov 24, 2002 16:30
↔ Profiling [123 words]Del RoachSep 14, 2006 20:29
Profiling Iraqi Americans [192 words]Andrea HyattNov 23, 2002 01:51
Slight of mind [289 words]RjhylandNov 22, 2002 15:59
Face the facts. [143 words]AdrianNov 22, 2002 07:44
Let's imagine, for a moment [125 words]Boris FrenkelNov 21, 2002 16:56
Rationale [133 words]MontyNov 21, 2002 15:49
REALLY? [66 words]PattyNov 21, 2002 08:43
Arab Enclaves? This isn't the Middle East [142 words]BobNov 20, 2002 20:58
Agree with Comments on Paula Zahn show Nov 18th [179 words]Warren SmithNov 20, 2002 18:23
Civil liberties-really? [251 words]Barry ShmooklerNov 20, 2002 18:07
Arab Community Leaders? [132 words]GaryNov 20, 2002 16:55
Pleased [52 words]Ron WeinerNov 20, 2002 15:55
Reality trumps feelings [114 words]William ZelkoNov 20, 2002 15:37
Community Leaders? [Response to Nadir] [136 words]DavidNov 20, 2002 09:48
The lesson of the day is 'Responsibility' [280 words]RM PaineNov 20, 2002 09:34

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