The Israeli People Must Be Free To

The Bush Administration Must Understand That Each American Has A Right To Question Our Policies In Iraq And Elsewhere, And Should Not Be Demonized Or Condemned For Disagreeing With Them. Suggesting That To Challenge And Criticize Policy Is Undermining And Hurting Our Troops Is Not Democratic, Nor What This Country Has Stood For Over 200 Years.

The President Of The United States Is The Commander In Chief, And The People Who Work With Him At The National Security Council Are His Arm In Working With The Defense Department. And, Quite Frankly, They Have Responsibility For All Of The Government. We Are One Component Of The Government.

This Current Government In Iraq Has Never Fulfilled The Commitments It Made To Form A Unity Government With The Kurds, The Sunnis And The Shia. We Have Worked Hard With Them Within The Confines Of Our Ability To Do That But We Can't Dictate To Them.

We Live In A World Of Absolute Immediacy. It Is An Interconnected, Combustible World, Where Technology And Many Other Actions Have Given Nonstate Actors A Reach, Into Countries And Societies, For Both Good And Evil, That We Have Never Seen Before. So It Isn't A Matter Of Just State Versus State Challenges Or Conflict. The Bigger Problem Is Nonstate Actors.

(the) Chain Of Command Has Failed Over The Years, Obviously, For A Lot Of Reasons.