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Because of the Iraq war, there are not enough troops for Afghanistan or any other conflict that may arise that could threaten America.

While the Taliban and al Qaeda strengthen in Afghanistan and Pakistan, while the sabre rattling over Iran continues in Israel, the US military is stretched thin by defending America against .... Iraq?

While the Taliban and al Qaeda strengthen in Afghanistan and Pakistan, while the sabre rattling over Iran continues in Israel, the US military is stretched thin by defending America against …. Iraq?
America’s top military man, Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was asked:
“Admiral, can you talk about the number and type of troops, the [...]

President Bush yesterday signed the 162-Billion Supplemental Troop-funding bill, funding our troops in both Iraq and Afghanistan to well past the date when President Bush retires to Texas.
There are no strings attached to this funding; no “artificial troop withdrawal deadlines”, no limitations to President Bush’s conduct of the wars.
President George Bush:

President Bush yesterday signed the 162-Billion Supplemental Troop-funding bill, funding our troops in both Iraq and Afghanistan to well past the date when President Bush retires to Texas.

There are no strings attached to this funding; no "artificial troop withdrawal deadlines", no limitations to President Bush's conduct of the wars.

The International Herald Tribune (the international edition of the New York Times) published an article today, blaming turf wars and Bush Administration for the revival of the terrorist group Al-Qaeda in Pakistan.

After years of disclosures by government investigations, media accounts, and reports from human rights organizations, there is no longer any doubt as to whether the current administration has committed war crimes.

Via Gateway Pundit, so it begins…

In July 2002, Omar Khadr threw a grenade that blew up an American soldier in Afghanistan. 

Greg Siskind reports:

Laura Bush travels to Afghanistan, gives major foreign policy address.

From World Net Daily:

Two American-born pastors handing out gospel leaflets in a predominantly Muslim area of Birmingham, England, were threatened with arrest and warned of being beaten for committing what an officer called a "hate crime."