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Tag Archives: Iraq War

Iraq Vets: Regrets, Anger, Many Question Why, to Whose Good?

Jul 26, 2013 Brian Kelly 1

U.S. News: As they watch Iraq’s mounting body count and potential slide into civil war, some Iraq War veterans are more intensely questioning why they went, what it all meant, and whether the deaths of4,486 U.S. troops on that foreign soil were … Continue reading →

The Effect of the Iraq War: Disappearance of Christianity

May 10, 2013 Brian Kelly 1

The American Conservative: The recent dedication of George W. Bush’s presidential library in Texas briefly rekindled debate about the defining event of his presidency, the Iraq War. The visceral hatred of many for the war and the man having substantially diminished, … Continue reading →

Mission Accomplished? The Terrible Cost of the Iraq War

Apr 3, 2013 Brian Kelly 1

Pat Buchanan, Human Events: Not all agreed on the wisdom of this war. Gen. Bill Odom, former director of the National Security Agency, thought George W. Bush & Co. had lost their minds: “The Iraq War may turn out to … Continue reading →

Colin Powell’s Book Indicts Cheney for Misinformation and Bypassing NSC to Push Iraq War

May 10, 2012 Brian Kelly 1

Huff Post Politics: In his new book, former Secretary of State Colin Powell provides what may be the most authoritative confirmation yet that there was never a considered debate in the George W. Bush White House about whether going to … Continue reading →

Bush Ignored John Paul II’s Warning Not to Invade Iraq

Sep 27, 2011 Brian Kelly Reply

Here is a prophetic clip from Cardinal Pio Laghi’s last minute appeal to the U.S. President and members of the  state department” Vatican Insider: Cardinal Laghi told Bush that three things would happen if the United States went to war, … Continue reading →

Twenty-Four Suicides in One Month Among U.S. Soldiers

Feb 11, 2009 The Philosopher 1

This was in January.  That is more than died in combat in both Afghanistan and Iraq for that same month. Some are surmising that the long deployments may account for some of the tragic deaths.

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