Or maybe a pic of Pamela Anderson and her boots. Who knew she had feet?

see-dubya on February 27, 2007 at 1:54 PM

She certainly didn’t; or at least she’s forgotten about them since her first silicone injection.

The story is probably true. Mohamed’s brave warriors vs. a kiddie soccer team … sounds like an almost fair fight.

“Can Congress continue to fault U.S. policy from a distance, or must lawmakers take hold of it and risk owning the outcome?”

Lawmakers don’t make foreign policy. Executives do that. As far as owning any particular outcome, it’s doubtful any negative outcome would be attributed to the Congress in its current form. The buck stops where it will be most profitable to the leftists assigning its position.

I noticed that the Islamic State of Iraq had claimed a lot beheadings on their English language (Google owned blogspot, of course) website today. Most of the beheandings took place before the security crackdown. But it’s worthy of note is……

She is back from a 6 month tour in Ramadi. She regularly reported the odd machine gun fire or helter-skelter mortar blast in the distance, but no serious attacks or threats from sunni-al-quada-what-ever save for one suicide coward explosion in a market full of women & old men last year.

The monotany of ‘hurry up and wait’ was broken by the munitions guys detonating captured ordinance – like those reported by the army relating to this story.

But this recent report smacks of ‘dubious information’ like a dirty hippie stinks of weed.

The local T.V. station is reporting women & children were killed; the police say 19 children killed or wounded and the U.S. Army says ‘what the heck are you talking about’?

My propoganda filter is set to strong.

You know, there’d be some kind of forensic evidence. Charred materials, shrapnel, bloodstains, etc.

Fire station reports. Police station reports. Etc.

Is this a hoaxed situation or did something happen. Beats me, but if it was a hoax, it doesn’t matter how specific the claims were – Jamil Hussein claimed that bodies were immolated and mosques destroyed – and that didn’t pan out either.

The claims for the deadly incident are attributed to Iraqi officials and tribal leaders – specifically Hamid Farhan al-Hays. Can we get Hays to confirm this that he witnessed the events first hand? Or did he hear this from others?

Exit question/quotation, sure to be the most pathetic of the day: “Can Congress continue to fault U.S. policy from a distance, or must lawmakers take hold of it and risk owning the outcome?”

This one is easy. It depends on the outcome. If it’s good, they’ll own it and say they’ve always owned it. If it’s bad then it’s not theirs. For a quick reference, please see Democrats that voted for the AUMF.

Over/under on total comments for this thread (not counting this one): 13.

Allahpundit on February 27, 2007 at 1:49 PM

Over: $20

Or do bets not count as comments?

Over/under on total comments for this thread (not counting this one): 13.

Give me $100 on the over. And deleting my spam commenting 10+ more times isn’t allowed.

Or maybe a pic of Pamela Anderson and her boots. Who knew she had feet?

Sadr’s a pimp. He never could have out-fought–well, anyone. But I didn’t know until this day it was Odierno all along.