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Shay: "Probably come up with some
kind of plan to establish their economy, as far as jobs
and marketing. Instead of donations, we need to help
their leaders to develop their own economy, invest in
rebuilding an economy that can grow on its own."
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Kate Knott: "The American people
have to stop being complacent, and realize it's up to
us to make the madness stop. We need to spread the word
so we can vote in a positive way."
Hub Knott: "I feel that first we
need to silence Bush, then beg for forgiveness from
the world, and figure out our priorities. We need the
world's help to get out of Iraq in a clean way."
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Denise Ponder (with Jakk): "I
see the Iraqis as strong people. Let them decide what
they want. They should fight for their own freedom.
We could assist them but I don't think our troops should
be over there getting ambushed. I certainly wouldn't
vote for Bush, he had his chance. The Iraqi people want
us out. It's not about freedom. I'd be the first to
volunteer if it was about freedom. It's about oil."
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John Lafferty: "I don't know. I
have ideas about why Bush invaded Iraq—He was trying
to make up for his father's mistake leaving Hussein
in power after the first Gulf war. And he cut taxes
because his father said, Ôno more taxes.' He invaded
Iraq when he got his first chance, to finish up his
father's unfinished business. I don't know the answer
now. We can't cut and run now that we're there. We're
in a tough position."
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Stanley Hill: "It's getting way
out of hand. The US is trying to change the way of living
in Iraq and they're not going for it. Now it takes the
American people to come together to change what's happening.
And we've got to vote."
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Peter Grant: "Get a time machine.
I think we should bring in the UN and at the same time
publicly apologize for the invasion and say we made
a horrible mistake, we never should have done it, that
we're going to turn it over to the UN and do whatever
we can to help the UN to rebuild the country. And we
should provide $200 billion in support to Iraqi people,
along with our apologies."
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