peace keeping troops

Posted by: david

2nd Apr 2015 02:12pm

do you think it is right for the fedeal govern to send military troops back to iraq.we have lost many good men from the previous.as trainers for iraqi troops this is done in the battle field.not in the confines of safety barracks.opinions please

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stevet

21st Aug 2015 08:45pm

isn't it obvious now, that they were brought back too soon, just to get votes by labour

Laingy

16th Apr 2015 01:21pm

My sentiments exactly David. I say teach them and get out of there. Personally I have a niece who is struggling to help her husband having come back from there with post traumatic disorder. It is tough for her and I say that more care should be given to those who are returning from this experience.

david

16th Apr 2015 01:29pm

My sentiments exactly David. I say teach them and get out of there. Personally I have a niece who is struggling to help her husband having come back from there with post traumatic disorder. It...
Posted by Laingy

thanks laingy.i have a severe problem also.ptsd from vietnam

Ingi

15th Apr 2015 06:23pm

Yes and No. I am torn in two ways. Why do we have to send troops to teach their troops? Surely by now they would have learned the best way of fighting and retaliating in their country by now? We have lost a few men, women and dog soldiers, we are putting them into a dangerous situation again. On the other hand we are helping as much if not more than any other country in the world.

david

16th Apr 2015 01:29pm

Yes David, by now they should have learned by their own methods. I feel for the parents of our troops, always wondering if they will come home safe and sound. I thought that all our troops came...
Posted by Ingi

thanks again ingi.

Ingi

16th Apr 2015 01:37am

truewords ing,but truly it is time these countries started to at least try to help themselves.thanks for your reply
Posted by david

Yes David, by now they should have learned by their own methods. I feel for the parents of our troops, always wondering if they will come home safe and sound. I thought that all our troops came home for good.

david

15th Apr 2015 06:59pm

Yes and No. I am torn in two ways. Why do we have to send troops to teach their troops? Surely by now they would have learned the best way of fighting and retaliating in their country by now? We...
Posted by Ingi

truewords ing,but truly it is time these countries started to at least try to help themselves.thanks for your reply

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