Comments on: New Baghdad Bomb; Fate Of Abducted Unclear

Doubts Now About Earlier Report That Most Abductees Were Freed

[webdepot]

Bomb name = Bunker Buster

[blondmadison]

What made this arrogant little trust funder president of ours think he could stop that?
Posted by marcodele at 04:15 PM : Nov 14, 2006

He is a rich white boy raised to believe things come easy to his kind. His life has been easy hasn't it? So why would waging a war be another big easy? The psychology of a rich white boy, raised by a rich white boy, who was also raised by an influential rich white racist. Things come easy to people like that. All they have to do is pay. Easy. Kind of psycho. Living a detached, disconnected psycho "reality".

[blondmadison]

MOAB - Massive Ordnance Air Blast
aka Mother Of All Bombs
http://www.globemaster.de/html/moab.ht
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Posted by gwagener at 04:05 PM : Nov 14, 2006

Gwagener: Remember when the initial bombing took place right in the beginning of the war with Iraq? The very first bombing by U.S. - they gave it a name. THe one you wrote does not ring a bell. Are you aware of any other names?

[kailumego1]

Grumpas, great post, and so true, most Americans are too caught up in their malignant narcissism to be objective.

Straight to the point, if a foreign power invaded the U.S., for example, Russia or China, every American citizen would become an insurgent.

The problem with some people, they are mindless to the fact that we invaded Iraq, Iraq didn't invade us.

[marcodele]

What happened to W's imaginary coalition? Remember, I think it was a hundred Brits and two guys from Austrailia. Why isn't the 'International coalition' helping Iraq "govern themselves."

The religious sects in the middle east have been slaughtering each other for two thousand years.
What made this arrogant little trust funder president of ours think he could stop that?

[gwagener]

BlondMadison,
The bomb of which you speak is called MOAB - Massive Ordnance Air Blast
aka Mother Of All Bombs
http://www.globemaster.de/html/moab.html

[samthetvcat]

Wow - so the police force that Bush was pinning his hopes on for establishing order is actually part of the problem . . . wow. What a mess this situation is in. Well, if there's a positive side to be found in this situation it would be that at least these 'police' showed their true colors before they were entrusted with any more power or weapons. I don't know where we go from here though . . . wow . . .

[houser123]

Posted by Rafterman1 at 12:29 PM : Nov 14, 2006

Every soogten I read a post that I feel compelled to respond to. Yours is one of those. I want to thank you immensely for your words that so eloquently states what our country stands for and that we will indeed "NOT" be defeated by any terrorist organization. Those that post those scare tactic comments such as " Pelosi won the endorsement of Al Quida" only show their utter disrespect and ignorance of our society.

Job well done my friend.. Keep up the good work.

[blondmadison]

Stay the course? There never was a course. THere was only a huge bomb show. Does anyone remember the name? They named it.

[blondmadison]

America has 300 million people... How many of that figure are adults and how many adults voted? The adults of this country are not as involved as one may speculate or be confident about.

It is staggering to me that there is no international army to go into a country and force civility. Force, not by guns and bombs but by numbers of troops and curfews. Shut the country down, have the troops deliver food & water and force the killing to stop. If this is not an emergency then what the h-ll is?

All the leaders can do is have meetings? With all these people dying? Another strategy session? Then the leaders are worthless as human vomit.