Dec 20 2006

US Attacking Al Qaeda, While Zawahiri Attacks Democracy

Published by at 3:23 pm under All General Discussions,Iraq

The news out today that Al Qaeda’s number two is upset at signs of democracy in Palestine is interesting. It reinforces the view that it is not Bush that caused Al Qaeda to attack the US (since 1991) but freedom. Zawahiri also was quite clear in reminding Democrats and spineless Reps that if they want to surrender Iraq they must talk to Al Qaeda and not these regional puppet regimes. Too funny. Maybe Sen Nelson should go and meet with Zawahiri, and complete is transformation into the modern Neville Chamberlain. He can tell Zawahiri we admit that we over reacted to 9-11 and that all we want is for his people to run the ME in a way that doesn’t make it hard on Congress to face the voters every two years. And while Democrats and other surrender-at-all-costs types are working to lose in the ME, the effort continues apace to destroy Al Qaeda one terrorist at a time – as we just captured the Al Qaeda leader in Mosul. So which path does America prefer: surrender or success? Well only the truly clueless would get the answer to that one wrong.

139 responses so far

139 Responses to “US Attacking Al Qaeda, While Zawahiri Attacks Democracy”

  1. For Enforcement says:

    you should at least read them,

    Where is that required?

    It doesn’t seem to do you any good, most of them are in English and you are having a hell of a time interpreting them into French, then trying to explain them in English. Just write them in French, they would make more sense that way.

  2. Ken says:

    http://tailrank.com/941655/Sen-Gordon-Smith-R-OR-Calls-Bush-s-Iraq-Policy-a-Dereliction-and-Deeply-Immoral

    as the Senator said, you’re wanting them to stay in Iraq and follow Bush policy is “immoral.”

  3. Ken says:

    you should at least read them,

    “Where is that required?”

    it’s required for serious political commentary but no one could mistake your commentary for serious…

  4. Ken says:

    “You can interpret that into French as: it’s a quotation.”

    It’s not a quotation of me,which is what you claimed,lying senile boy.

  5. For Enforcement says:

    Who was that Senator? bet it was one of your liberal guys. I didn’t check your liberal rag link

    By the way, I have no problem with American troops being in Iraq. I have a problem if they get hurt, but unlike you, the price of freedom ain’t free. I spent my time, in uniform, in many, many foreign countries and with all kinds of conditions. I felt like it was an honor and wouldn’t have had it any other way. It is an all volunteer force and they are doing what they volunteered to do, and I’m sure the majority of them would not have it any other way.

    unlike some C. S. cowards I’m wasting my time talking tol

  6. Ken says:

    You’re not ignoring me, as you vowed to do, senile boy. Only
    piling on inanities and wrongly defined words and , if we were public figures, libel.

  7. Ken says:

    “and I’m sure the majority of them would not have it any other way.”

    The Zogby Poll of US soldiers in February showed 73% wanted to call it quits and exit Iraq by December 2006 if Iraq was not pacified…it’s worse than ever and you’re wrong again…

  8. Ken says:

    but you want them to stay and be killed for what they conceded in the poll would be a no-win proposition if not successful by this month…

  9. Ken says:

    you’re anti-troop and anti-American.

  10. Ken says:

    just an old superannuated specimen who doesn’t relate to today’s servicepeople, or empathize with him.

  11. Ken says:

    you should be ashamed of devaluing their lives and their opinions

  12. Ken says:

    The poll also shows they do not share your view that they helping keep America “free” by being in Iraq–but you could care less, you know better.

  13. For Enforcement says:

    Ken you said:no one could mistake your commentary for serious…

    Unlike what you write which they would not even mistake as commentary. Just lies.

  14. For Enforcement says:

    People that have served their country in uniform are not anti-troop or anti- American, but you know what, when you say it it takes on a whole new meaning because since EVERYONE (except Gil) that reads what you say is wrong, know that you are just as wrong on that.

    But coming from a CS coward like you, it’s an honor.

  15. For Enforcement says:

    Keep on dazzling us with your display of ignorant BS

  16. Ken says:

    For Enforcement

    “People that have served their country in uniform are not anti-troop or anti- American, but you know what, when you say it it takes on a whole new meaning because since EVERYONE (except Gil) that reads what you say is wrong, know that you are just as wrong on that.”

    Didn’t you call the hero Jack Murtha all of that and worse? You’re
    a hypocritical s.o.b. but semility excuses it I suppose.

  17. Ken says:

    http://www.niemanwatchdog.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Ask_this.view&askthisid=129

    Let’s take advantage of the senile boy’s praise of the military
    by referencing him to CONSERVATIVE General William
    Odum who has opposed the war and has called for the troops’
    exit since 2003, saying the war in unwinnable. In the past
    the senile boy has called even military who aggressively opposed
    the war “liberals” if not traitors. Let’s see if the senile boy can
    summon up a modicum of respect for conservative General
    Odum whose opinions are typified in the above 2005 interview.

  18. Ken says:

    Conservative General Odom’s arguments must have impressed
    FE, no response for a day.