The Slow Exit: McCain’s Iraq Plan, Suicide and Coming Home

August 29, 2008 by IrishSpacemonk 

The slow exit of soldiers from Iraq, not as heroes draped in flag covered coffins shielded from the cameras of journalists, but as veterans of a war that has left them alone in a battle against demons only war can conjure, is the silent casualty of our mishandled policy in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Barack Obama has consistently made treatment for PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) a central part in his plan for leaving Iraq and treating our troops with the respect they deserve post-war.

Also read: 22,000 Calls Received by Special Suicide Hot Line, Over 1,200 Suicides

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One Response to “The Slow Exit: McCain’s Iraq Plan, Suicide and Coming Home”

  1. cooper on August 31st, 2008 6:11 pm

    I hope the democrats start focus in on these issues, if they don’t I think the Palin distraction will kill them.

    I love this image by the way.

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