let me just say we had 20,000 American troops on the ground. We remember what happened in Beirut, Lebanon when 235 marines were blown to hell because of a terrorist driving through a barricade. After we had 20,000 Americans on the ground, Iran, who was behind what happened in Beirut, still was funneling supplies in. Not only that, there was also a terrorist training camp found by the NATO forces over there. So for the gentleman to say that this is not a big deal, it is a big deal.
Dan Burton: “let me just say we had 20,000 American troops on the ground. We remember what happened in Beirut, Lebanon when 235…”
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Discussing the implications of U.S. troop presence and terrorism during a debate.
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