Comments on: Turkey Approves Iraq Invasion

Lawmakers Endorse Bill For Attack On Kurdish Rebels "When Time Is Ripe"

[jowand]

Would it have been better to have Killed the PKK ourselves? Nobody would have known the truth and we are Teflon Coated. They''''re Women and little children are easy Targets for our smart bombs. Sounds like a Pro-Life Turkey Shoot. Freedom fighters or Terrorists?
Turkey should get a better tourism film than
Midnight Express. Seriously!

In Iraq we''''re Talking progress, The Mission Is. Anyone really care or remember?
We Are in the Terrorist killing business.
"Bring Em On" Larry Craig NASCAR


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Posted by beecuster at 05:30 PM : Oct 17, 2007

You''re the one advocating bombing women and children, just like a Clintonite

[thgdriver]

Thanks to speaker Nancy and that gang of cut and run Demoncrats in congress, along with CBS, the Turks are just the first of a list of nations that will try and take advantage of us in Iraq. Bush has nothing to lose and everything to gain by standing up for the Kurds and Iraq.

[jowand]

U.S. soldiers who guarded the lockup that housed Saddam Hussein in his last months testified Wednesday their camp commander let former regime inmates - including those on death row - use his cell phone for unmonitored calls. The testimony, on the third day of the court-martial of 52-year-old Lt. Col. William H. Steele, an Army reservist from Prince George, Virginia, faces a life sentence if convicted on the charge of aiding the enemy by allowing the prisoners use his phone.


Pelosi and Reid should get the needle for what they are doing

[jowand]

LEFT WING NUT PARTISAN PROPAGANDA RAG DIES IN THE MARKET hahaha

Morgan Stanley Sells Entire New York Times Stake
Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley, the second-biggest shareholder in New York Times Co., sold its entire 7.3 percent stake today, according to a person briefed on the transaction, sending the stock to its lowest in more than 10 years.
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Posted by terrorislam2 at 05:27 PM : Oct 17, 2007

Market forces at work finally

[terrorislam2]

LEFT WING NUT PARTISAN PROPAGANDA RAG DIES IN THE MARKET hahaha

Morgan Stanley Sells Entire New York Times Stake
Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley, the second-biggest shareholder in New York Times Co., sold its entire 7.3 percent stake today, according to a person briefed on the transaction, sending the stock to its lowest in more than 10 years.
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[toldyouso21]

Well... if we can go half way around the world to invade Iraq and cause the death of hundreds of thousands based on lies--then surely if their neighbor wants to get in on the fun--we interlopers from another land should certainly have very little to say, right? I mean--if it is okay for us to do--then surely it is okay for Turkey...besides--we''d finally be getting a country to really be in the war with us instead of being a front and cheerleaders for our war. The US and Turkey--just in time for Thanksgiving.

[robaldrich]

Dear Turkey:

Nuke the PKK back to the stone ages. Then they, and no one else, will cross your borders.

Don''t bother responding with the feeble-minded argument that someone will start world war over Turkey defending it''s borders.

[jowand]

If we already had an active diplomatic offensive the Turks and Kurds would be engaged at the conference table and not on the battlefield.

Some people never learn.
Posted by realpatriot1 at 04:46 PM : Oct 17, 2007

There are Kurds and PPK Kurds, you are the one who doesn''t understand. There are Muslims and Islamists, there Democrats and Progressive Democrats, does that make it clearer. The PPK Kurds are nuts, the Islamists are nuts and the Progressive Democrats are nuts

[terrorislam2]

Posted by antoniof123 at 04:57 PM : Oct 17, 2007

i bet he hopes they will buy his book LOL

hahahaha

Sales of Bill Clinton book drops
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071016/ap_on_el_pr/bill_clinton_book_1

[thgdriver]

All the more reason we have to stay in Iraq. Bordering nations see a plum for the picking. I have been warning of this all along. President Bush should station some air force fighters up north and tell the Turks to lay the he*ll off or risk getting their assses handed to them. We wouldn''t stand for Iran doing this.

[alanrobisch]

Whatta CROC! What Hillary does for women is about the same as what Rev Al Sharpton does for Blacks!

Posted by badaxmofo at 04

I totally agree

[jowand]

So, Bush & his GOP are recognizing demands from Turkey ?? --- They changed the name of French Fries to American Fries, what''''s next ?? Changing the name of the Thanksgiving bird to Crow ???

Posted by j-whitman at 04:23 PM : Oct 17, 2007

Go Nancy Go Nancy, Dems are DOA for the White House, keep up the great work. Maybe a Nobel prize in 4 or 5 years.

[alanrobisch]

I am amazed that some of you religious right wing nut fascist neocons are still trying to use Clinton.
Posted by antoniof123 at 04:57 PM : Oct 17, 2007


I am glad to see the usual intelligent debate without name calling :)

[j-whitman]

socrates392,,,, Funny, isn''t it ?? Everyones saying don''t invade, use diplomacy.... Another example of how wrong Bush has been

[realpatriot1]

Outofitall,

The difficult part is getting some people to admit that it''s broken(the surge is working crowd).

It does no good to bemoan what should''ve happened in 2003 but you can see on this blog how many are still committed to defending the status quo in Iraq against all common sense.

The first lesson of war fighting is to recognise when a course correction is required. These folks think they have it now with the "new" surge strategy, but that strategy is based upon the assumption that things will remain static in the Kurdish & Shiite provinces and this shows how foolish that is.

The real answer was presented to the President last November by the Iraq Study group. They didn''t tell him
what he wanted to hear so they were dismissed like the French & Germans before them.

If we already had an active diplomatic offensive the Turks and Kurds would be engaged at the conference table and not on the battlefield.

Some people never learn.

[usayesterday]

Let the fun begin!

[socrates392]

Posted by OutOfItAll at 04:25 PM : Oct 17, 2007

I don''t think anyone knows what to do right now. If someone says that they do, they are probably lying.

[socrates392]

Posted by j-whitman at 04:23 PM : Oct 17, 2007

Of course, Bush and friends are recognizing Turkey''s demands. If Turkey invades northern Iraq, all hell is going to break loose. The Kurds may simply break off and form a new state. I think that''s what they''ve been planning the whole time any way.

[outofitall]

If I had that answer, I would probably be either a politician or dead... I really don''t know if we can fix it until we all recognize that it''s broken without taking sides or reacting on emotion....

[socrates392]

So Lars, what''s with the new name? Did you finally get banned for cutting and pasting too much? LOL!