I like Little Hawk's analysis; it is interesting to reflect that some hundreds of thousands of people have been caught short inthe middle of being as right as they possibly can by the sudden intrusion of shrapnel, lead slugs, overhwelming explosive force, flames, or other violent facets of matter, causing momentary excruciating pain followed by death (hopefully quick). Not to mention those who are slogging through life on artifical limbs or unhealed stumps (depending on their support system), or eyeless, or vegetative, as a result of near death collisions with armament. Or those whose losses of loved ones have thrown them into terminal depression and incurable despond.

These beings are adding up to a population of reincarnations coming up who are probably firmly convinced that Bush's invasion was a very poor idea indeed. These sentiments, most likely, will be accompanied by inexplicable but very intense emotions such as rage, grief, and the other feelings one typically generates when being deprived of a lifetime.

I predict a major generational disagreement in 12-15 years! :D

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