Frustration and Hope on the Syrian Border

re: Frustration and Hope on the Syrian Border

jblackwell88 — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 17:25:01 GMT

Its funny how we're so busy securing Iraq's border but won't secure our OWN. *MAD*

re: Frustration and Hope on the Syrian Border

TomMarAlem1987 — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 23:15:26 GMT

Hello:

Arabs are brothers, why all this talk of divides and seperation? The only thing that must be in place is knowledge of who is going where. But the basic fact remains the same, all arabs are brothers and there should be no seperation between them.

re: Frustration and Hope on the Syrian Border

Chaotician — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 01:47:59 GMT

I can see how well the 4,335 deaths, the tens of thousands of wounded, the trillions of dollars have been well used to achieve very important strategic goals for America! We have millions and millions of new friends, the nation is united, prosperous, and optimistic; our elderly are secure, our poor are cared for, our sick treated, and the wealthy share their bounty; no doubt we are the choosen humans of God! And I have this beautiful Gold bridge i can cut a great deal...this week only!

Revisiting the Iraq-Syria Border

Anonymous — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 18:39:59 GMT

It's hard to believe much of anything happens along most of Iraq's border with Syria. For hundreds of miles a modest sand berm snakes through flat desert marking the dividing line, with occasional villages or Iraqi Border Police forts providing the only