Friday, August 04, 2006

After all we've Done

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Hundreds of thousands of Shiites chanting "Death to Israel" and "Death to America"

Jordan's King Says Arab Moderates Change

"The Arab people see Hezbollah as a hero because it's fighting Israel's aggression," he said. "This is a fact that the U.S. and Israel must realize: As long as there is aggression, there's resistance and there's popular support for this resistance."


Analysis- Mission Accomplished.

10 Comments:

Blogger Lucy Stern said...

Yes, it really looks bad and things are getting out of control fast. Another Pandora's box wide open and not a soul knows how to get the snakes back in......What a shame.

12:41 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Lucy you are so right. Why do you think Bush lets these boxes be opened when everyone knows you don't open Pandora box?

Mismanagement has brought us to the brink of a battle civilizations. It did NOT have to be this way.

Those that sit back and say "there was no other way" are the same people that thought Saddam was a threat to the U.S. , that thought a small number of religious radicals could threaten the power of the U.S. on the same level of the Soviet Union. Some perspective people.
The goat herders got a lucky shot because our leaders were asleep at the switch (on vacation).


50% of the country today believes Saddam had WMD. Either the administration is actively trying to keep that perception alive or the American people are really that stupid.

The first is fixable there is no hope if it is the latter.

DBC

1:47 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Here is what to expect from the Republicans.

91-page Republican playbook for 'homestretch' campaigning

1:51 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

P- Yes that Al Sadr. The one we were going to arrest or kill. Now he is part of the Iraqi government and operating death squads and what do we do about it??? Nothing because he has to much pull(just another mistake). Contrary to some reports there was more than a hundred thousand people marching it was the largest Shi'ite gathering in one place ever. Not a good sign.

We don't stop him or his death squads so we let him do as he pleases why? because he is stronger now than when we gave in to him in 2005.

2004--How has Muqtada al-Sadr gotten so much attention? Believed to be about 30 years old, al-Sadr is the son of a grand ayatollah but U.S. officials think his support is relatively small, and concentrated among the young and poor.

From Global Security
Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) spokesman Dan Senor publicly revealed 05 April 2004 that an Iraqi judge has issued an arrest warrant for Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr in connection with the 10 April 2003 murder of Shi'ite Grand Ayatollah Abd al-Majid al-Khoi at a mosque in Najaf. Senor also announced that Iraqi police had arrested Mustafa al-Yacoubi in connection with the same murder of Ayatollah Abdul Majid al-Khoei and one of his aides.

Al-Sadr vowed on 09 August to fight what he called the "occupation of Al-Najaf" until the "last drop of blood" is spilled. In late August 2005, however, Muqtada al-Sadr called for a nationwide cease-fire and announced that he would join the political process in the following days. The announcement followed discussions between al-Sadr and the Iraqi government as well as coalition officials.


DBC

7:38 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

P- To say your link is biased is a gross understatement.
There are many sites that pick the Bible apart in the same way and interpret to offend so really.

I agree that PS went a little far. Have lunch with a Jew?
Some of my best friends are ________.
But

This is a blog and open to debate and any view point should be welcome whether we agree or not. P is wrong but has every right to say it.

Otherwise how can I correct him:)
(tongue firmly in cheek)


PSThe former coverer of Aaron's back posted an egregious slur of families of fallen troops in Iraq over at Sharky's place within the last 24 hours

Did I miss something?
DBC

7:49 PM  
Blogger Russ said...

HAHAAHAHAHAHAAA

Oh man P you make me laugh.

Your lack of perspective is funny.

You brought a flag to burn (where have I seen that before?) and went to cause trouble and then you are surprised when you find it.

Good one.

10:12 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Israeli pilots 'deliberately miss' targets

Fliers admit aborting raids on civilian targets as concern grows over the reliability of intelligence

At least two Israeli fighter pilots have deliberately missed civilian targets in Lebanon as disquiet grows in the military about flawed intelligence, The Observer has learnt. Sources say the pilots were worried that targets had been wrongly identified as Hizbollah facilities.

10:19 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

P- there were very few people who wanted to engage in thoughtful discussion (maybe 2). Most wanted to insult, spew lies and hate, and to threaten and become physical. An interesting "Peace" protest to say the least.

Including you. You did not go there for peace you went to instigate.

As you said earlier
A friend and I just crashed an anti-Israel protest in downtown Sacramento. We bought two Iranian flags, one to burn at the protest, and, my protest sign said "Nuke Iran." I walked into the middle section were the Muslims were, and, guess what, it got quasi-violent--
Man, love these terrorist supporters.


So you think the protesters support Hezbollah killing civilians?

BTW- All religions are peaceful and all religions have been used as an excuse for horrible atrocities including Christianity.

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