House to House was an incredible book,really took you there.

I did notice in the book that it was terrorist that were targeting and killing civilians and our Soldiers,not President Bush.

Need for as many liberals as possible to read this book since they appear to be extremely “confused” on this point.

I will be up in DC with the gatheringofeagles.org when Petraeus testifies and to support our troops bravery,sacrifice,and their mission.Join us if you can.

Bellavia is a great example of the American Soldier and
we would not have the free society that we enjoy without their leadership.

No Surrender.

Baxter Greene on March 26, 2008 at 10:18 AM

Thanks tony737, I will check that book out.

It is hilarious to watch liberals like shipley continue to
tell us liberating 25 million people from a genocidal terrorist dictator is such a mistake because of what they
“think” will happen.

That liberal crystal ball told us that Sunni and Shia would
never vote in elections or abide by them.

They were wrong

That liberal crystal ball told us that Sunni and Shia would
never get along and work together.

They were wrong

That liberal crystal ball told us the surge would not work
and we would never be able to stop the “civil war” in Iraq.

They were wrong

That liberal crystal ball stood on the senate floor and
announced in front of their 19% democratic lead congress that the war in Iraq”was lost”.

They were wrong

That liberal crystal ball told us we would never be able to bring down the violence and work towards reconciliation between Sunni,Shia,and the Kurds.

They were wrong

That liberal crystal ball said that the government in Iraq
was Bush’s puppet regime and would never make any political
reconciliation.

They were wrong.

I don’t remember that crystal ball showing the success the
American/Iraqi Soldiers working together would have in routing Al-Qaeda to a small area in Diayali providence where
they will soon be finished off.

I don’t remember that crystal ball showing Maliki and American forces working together to route out Sader’s milita.

Shipley and the sheep he herds with have moved the goalposts in Iraq so much that they can’t even keep up with
their own defeatism.
They will never vote or honor the results of one
Then
There is too much violence,we have to surrender.
Then
The Sunni and Shia will never get along.We have to surrender.
Then
The Iraqis will never stand up for themselves while we
are there.We have to surrender.
Then
There is no political reconciliation.We have to surrender.
Then
The war is to expensive………

I am still waiting for these super intelligent liberals
to show us how to fight the War on Terror for free and
without causalities.

Here are some good points made on Iraq recently:

President Bush, March 19,2008 @ the Pentagon

The surge has done more than turn the situation in Iraq around — it has opened the door to a major strategic victory in the broader war on terror. For the terrorists, Iraq was supposed to be the place where al Qaeda rallied Arab masses to drive America out. Instead, Iraq has become the place where Arabs joined with Americans to drive al Qaeda out. In Iraq, we are witnessing the first large-scale Arab uprising against Osama bin Laden, his grim ideology, and his murderous network. And the significance of this development cannot be overstated.

What our troops found in Iraq following Saddam’s removal was horrifying. They uncovered children’s prisons, and torture chambers, and rape rooms where Iraqi women were violated in front of their families. They found videos showing regime thugs mutilating Iraqis deemed disloyal to Saddam. And across the Iraqi countryside they uncovered mass graves of thousands executed by the regime.
Because we acted, Saddam Hussein no longer fills fields with the remains of innocent men, women and children. Because we acted, Saddam’s torture chambers and rape rooms and children’s prisons have been closed for good. Because we acted, Saddam’s regime is no longer invading its neighbors or attacking them with chemical weapons and ballistic missiles. Because we acted, Saddam’s regime is no longer paying the families of suicide bombers in the Holy Land. Because we acted, Saddam’s regime is no longer shooting at American and British aircraft patrolling the no-fly zones and defying the will of the United Nations. Because we acted, the world is better and United States of America is safer.

Political Progress Is Taking Place In Iraq:

Millions of Iraqis have risked their lives to secure a democratic future for their nation, and America will not abandon them in their time of need. The vast majority of Iraq’s citizens want to live in peace, and they are showing their courage every day.
In October 2005, Iraqi voters approved a new permanent constitution.
In December 2005, nearly 12 million Iraqis braved car bombers and assassins to choose a permanent government in free elections under the new constitution.
On February 3, 2008, Iraq’s Presidency Council issued the Accountability and Justice Law, which will allow thousands of former Ba’athists to return to government jobs.
On February 13, 2008, the Council of Representatives passed two key pieces of legislation.
Amnesty Law:
The Government of Iraq’s General Amnesty Law represents a benchmark in facilitating political reconciliation and the rule of law in Iraq. The General Amnesty Law addresses the scope of eligibility for amnesty for Iraqis in Iraqi detention facilities, whether they have been brought to trial or not. The law exempts from this amnesty those who have committed specific serious crimes, such as premeditated murder or kidnapping, and those who are subject to the death penalty.
Fiscal Budget:
The $48 billion Iraqi budget represents a 17 percent increase in spending over last year’s budget, with a 23 percent increase in security expenditures. Capital funds allocated to the 15 provinces will increase over 50 percent, from $2.1 billion to $3.3 billion, reflecting the improved budget execution performance by provinces in 2007.
The Iraqi government passed a pension law in late 2007.
The central government of Iraq continues to distribute oil revenue to provinces, even though the proposed oil law is still being negotiated.
The central government of Iraq reached its 2007 target of $30.2 billion in budget revenue one month before the end of the year.
The Government of Iraq recently completed early repayment of its outstanding obligations to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and reached a new Stand-By Arrangement with the IMF.
Iraq’s presidential council signed off Wednesday on a measure paving the way for provincial elections by the fall, a major step toward easing sectarian rifts as the nation marks the fifth anniversary of the war.
March 19,2008

Baxter Greene on March 26, 2008 at 12:29 PM

Here is a story with photographs that you will never see
on Olberman’s or Couric’s “Iraq was a big mistake,how do you
like my Save Darfur bumper sticker” show.

The Liberation of Karmah, Part I

http://www.michaeltotten.com/archives/2008/03/the-liberation.php

KARMAH, IRAQ – Just beyond the outskirts of Fallujah lies the terror-wracked city of Karmah. While you may not have heard of this small city of 35,000 people, American soldiers and Marines who served in Anbar Province know it as a terrifying place of oppression, death, and destruction. “It was much worse than Fallujah” said more than a dozen Marines who were themselves based in Fallujah.
“Karmah was so important to the insurgency because we’ve got Baghdad right there,” Lieutenant Andrew Macak told me. “This is part of the periphery of Baghdad. At the same time, it is part of the periphery of Fallujah.”

While the liberal idiots here are fighting the war on
Bush,brave Soldiers like Bellavia are fighting the real
enemy,THE TERRORIST,and bringing FREEDOM to millions.

Baxter Greene on March 26, 2008 at 1:13 PM