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jeffshultz on August 14, 2007 at 6:06 PM

It’s called war. You demoralize the populace and make them totally unwilling to support your enemy. I’m not a Yankee, I was born in Virginia. But, I respect what Sherman was doing. Read von Clauswitz.

techno_barbarian on August 14, 2007 at 11:17 PM

He sounds more like Hugh Fitzgerald or Robert Spencer to me.

My position is; whatever it takes, we win it. We decide the reality.

techno_barbarian on August 14, 2007 at 11:17 PM

The Americans will decide “the reality” or, as I think it’s better said, the outcomes and consequences of their wars, if they fight efficiently and effectively and if they let themselves guiltlessly enjoy the bloodsport, destruction, cunning, and conquest such warfare needs. If “whatever it takes” means the Americans grind themselves to powder, tediously, expensively, and without getting anything for themselves, then I have no advice or encouragement for them. But if “whatever it takes” means they joyfully sweep through the world, cutting up each enemy and moving right on to the next one, then I do think the Americans should do “whatever it takes.”

We are doing nothing but wasting lives and money by occupying Iraq. Everything we are building there is gonna be blown to hell the moment we leave anyways. That government will never work because those people have been at each other’s throats for centuries and have no interest in making peace. Our boys are getting killed holding back an inevitable civil war. Time to bail, let the savages have at each other.

The Sinner on August 14, 2007 at 10:16 PM

Is that you, harry reid?

If you’ll take an honest look at the success of the counter-insurgency General Patraeus is waging, there’s a chance you might change your mind.

The unearned victory you are all too willing to give our sworn enemies will very definitely affect the way you will conduct your life, should our enemies actually become victorious (or even merely have reason to think they are).

Think about that.

Actions have consequences. Especially if the action is openly supporting surrender. Losers get to deal with the reality the winners dictate. The reality our enemies have in store for us will, at the very least, put a crimp in your lifestyle.

My position is; whatever it takes, we win it. We decide the reality.

If we can trust reports at all, rich men in Riyadh, Damascus, Tehran, and other cities of the Dar al-Islam fund the Islamic jihad in our time. Thus, over and over, I say that the way of continual prosperity, freedom, and life for the Americans and their children includes their pillaging, impoverishing, owning, toppling, or killing their wealthiest and most powerful muslim enemies. The Americans’ President is right to encourage reliance on “a coalition of the willing”; I have only to add that shrewd, resourceful Americans do not need to wait for every slow-witted, helpless, or subverted American to coalesce into the coalition.

This is just the begining of the genocide that will occur if we leave Iraq

William Amos on August 14, 2007 at 6:10 PM

Yep. And southern Iraq will be a province of Iran.

You know when Osama bin Laden said, “We love death. Americans love life. It is the difference in the two of us. It is why we will win,” that in his fantical mind, he really believed that. Google: Osama Bin Laden Quotes
Read what the man says with his own words. He is a brilliant adversary that is dedicated to the demise of our country and there are those among us, in numbers, that agree with him. Tough spot.

Or just another very bloody chapter of Iraqi Hatfields and McCoys?

Neither.
Tet was not the murder of civilians.
Hatfields nor McCoys went after kids.

These are murderous maniacs impelled by religious lunacy.

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“Spread terror” said the psychotic theocratic crank.

And they do.

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There is something I’m not getting.

Geez, if this does not get the attention of the Dimocraps nothing will.

We are trying to keep the pressure up though:

Iraq Report: Pursuing al Qaeda and the Shia terror cells

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What benefit do Muslims have in blowing things up? Why can’t they just live peacefully?

SoulGlo on August 14, 2007 at 6:19 PM

Kokonut said it all very nicely. “Peace” under Islam is the peace of the dead.