Re: Women torture and killed in the name of Islam
Then maybe they should leave. If memory serves me correct, Iraq was pretty stable before the US invaded.
Unfortunately the time machine is in the shop so we can't go back when Iraq was stable under Saddam (but still dangerous). I do agree that the U.S. needs to drawback and allow Iraqis to become the major player in securing security and from there have an ongoing assessment of the situation and take action based on what occurs.
Yes, but those who hate the U.S. such as the Saudis are our "allies", who support the insurgency. So what do we do here? We don't want to be mean to the Saudis while we're begging them to cut back on oil prices.
No easy answers. Pressure needs to be applied to fight against terror and rewards and support be given to those who are committed to fight terror on a real level and not to those who just put up a anti-terror facade. In addition major resources need to be committed towards making the country energy independent, that needs to be a top priority.