I support the surge, I support the troops and I support the war.

Take that, Pelosi & Friends!

fogw on February 8, 2007 at 9:33 PM

Well said. And I’d like to add that I support the Commander-in-Chief and the United States of America, so that’s two more reasons for the traitor class to hate my guts.

So why isn’t the Times writing that? I think the answer has something to do with what seems, to my eyes, to be a determined campaign to keep the American people from knowing the nature of the enemy in Iraq because identifying this enemy as Al Qaeda casts the debate about the war in a whole different light.

Too bad American soldiers are dying because of this……… wait, “aide and comfort to our enemies”, doesn’t that constitute an infraction?

I would love to see the liberal jaws snapping shut when they discover this report.

You’re not going to see it, unfortunately. In the rare event that kind of info slips past the MSM gatekeepers, it is buried 19 paragraphs down, after as much bad news as can be found, twisted, or invented out of whole cloth. So no one discovers it except people like us, who are actively looking.

And when you show it to a liberal, they say it’s either a)yet another lie from Booosh! or b)meaningless in the overall picture of our catastrophic loss in Iraq.

We’ve lost the propaganda war.

Coalition forces in Iraq have delivered a series of stunning blows to al Qaeda in Iraq in the last 48 hours.

While we bicker, they keep working, despite a cowardly MSM, they keep achieving and despite that part of their own government having made a concerted effort to undermine their progress, they move ahead nonetheless and to their great credit.
Go get’m, you’ve got my support.

Someone give me a scenario that doesn’t involve taking out the mullahs…

Here’s one. Christopher Hitchens on Hugh Hewitt tuesday night said that a huge earthquake is expected in Iran in the next couple years. A large fault-line under Iran, seismologists claim, is overdue for the big one. Underground nuclear facilities could be destroyed and none of the above ground construction is up to code. This could be the push that could topple the revolutionary government in the aftermath. I know – wishful thinking. Just a scenario. Far fetched? Look what happened in Pakistan. They might question what would cause such an act of Allah God.

They do not support the surge.
They do support the commanders heading up the surge.
They support a non-binding resolution condemning the surge.
They used to support the war.
They do not support the war anymore.
They do support our troops.
They condemn the actions of our troops at Abu Guraib & Gitmo.
They have no intention of defunding the war.
They are in favor of defunding the war, if the surge they don’t support fails.
They are in favor of defunding the war, if the surge they don’t support succeeds.
They are in favor of defunding the war, even though defunding would harm the troops they support.

I need an extra-strength Excedrin now.

MSNBC interviews Senator Susan Collins, who voted to authorize the war in Iraq when it was politically expedient, only to have a “change of heart” now that the war is less popular.Do you see any contradiction between supporting McCain,……

I support the surge, I support the troops and I support the war.

Take that, Pelosi & Friends!

fogw on February 8, 2007 at 9:33 PM

Ditto, Foggy!

Ya know, the enemedia is gonna find itself in a very awkward position when word leaks out we’re actually winning this friggin’ war.

Take that, Pelosi & Friends!

Al Qaeda in Iraq Crumbling: al Masri on the run
Coalition forces in Iraq have delivered a series of stunning blows to al Qaeda in Iraq in the last 48 hours.

This is great news, but the sad thing is liberals don’t even care. It actually is bad news to them, which is why they bother reporting it.

I thought Debbie Schlussel’s comments in the topic below were really enlightening. The secular atheists and liberals are philosophically almost jihadi Muslim in terms of their attitude towards Western civilization.

So it is not surprising that liberals, like Al Jazeera, would not care to report success against Al Qaeda in Iraq or anywhere else. They feel, like their terrorist allies, more comfortable troubling Americans with death counts of American troops.

I totally agree with Debbie Schlussel: These liberals and atheists would be the first to convert to Islam. It is their new favorite religion.

Must be the new spam bullets.

Someone give me a scenario that doesn’t involve taking out the mullahs………

/crickets

HerrMorgenholz on February 8, 2007 at 8:07 PM

This is an important statement. Because that is what solving the middle-east will come too. Now or later. Later costs lives.

/crickets