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Would you give up Pork for Peace.?
Yes we can bring our troops but that will not end the war because we weren’t the ones that declared war. Loosing this war would mean the rest of the world encluding USA would become Pork free. Why, because do you realize how hard it is for the extremist to travel arould the world with Pork on every menu. Yes to have peace Pork has to go, and then there is the friday thing which would mean no more Sunday thing. After all we would most likley be healthier and what difference does a day of worship mean. So are you ready for peace
did you drink all the kool aid??? the war in Iraq has nothing to do with a real war on terrorism. start thinking for yourself and you will be free of the lies.
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