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THE WAR IN IRAQ, THE FAMILIES AT HOME
THIRDAGE COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
March 28, 2003
"My oldest son is a pilot in the USAF, and has been deployed "over there." He can't tell us where he is, but I've figured it out. I, who rarely watch TV, have CNN running constantly, and I cringe at every bomb strike I hear. My parents have been visiting here in Florida for the past 3 weeks, and it seems all they do is sit around and worry. I prefer to try to keep busy and go along with my daily life, but they've made it much harder to do that. All of the men and women who are fighting in the Mideast are in my prayers, as are the innocents who are also involved."
--Cellomar
Leave a message for a loved one overseas, or post your words of hope to boost someone's morale.
Keeping Our Families Connected: The War in Iraq
http://www.thirdage.com/WebX?14@@.ef6e2b8/
V O T E & V E N T
Counting Casualties
In the war on Iraq, what would be an acceptable number of Iraqi casualties?
| Absolutely none |
17% |
| One, if it's Saddam Hussein |
32% |
| Less than 20 |
1% |
| Less than 100 |
1% |
| Less than 1000 |
2% |
| Less than 10,000 |
2% |
| Whatever it takes to win |
41% |
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