Comments on: Iran Winning Iraqi Hearts And Minds

Reporter's Notebook: Baghdad Visit Part Of Ahmadinejad's Strategy To Befriend Iraq

[mrconservatv]

Nuke the sand monkeys.


Posted by TracyMorgan8 at 01:04 PM : Mar 04, 2008

%u201CYou know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. Nowadays everybody''s crazy.%u201D
Charles Manson

[mrconservatv]

Nuke the sand monkeys.


Posted by TracyMorgan8 at 01:04 PM : Mar 04, 2008


"[The nuclear arms race is like] two sworn enemies standing waist deep in gasoline, one with three matches, the other with five.


Albert Einstein I don''t know what weapons will be used in world war three, but in world war four people will use sticks and stones.

[prinzowhales]

crusherking--''still waiting for you to back up your lying smear of Alex Jones!!

[alphaa10-2009]

TracyMorgan8 said, "Nuke the sand monkeys"
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**** sapiens shares too much DNA with monkeys, as it is, without Bushbots scattering their Neanderthal political leavings over the landscape.

If their hero tells you anything about them, Bush went blindly into Iraq, destroying a balance of power he has no clue, yet, how to repair.

Meanwhile, as if to point out the abject incompetence of Bush, Ahmadinejad finds it easier to sell Iran to Iraqis-- Iran''s sworn enemies of just 20 years ago.

Hold the phone! Iran is the country our president says is supplying arms that kill our troops. The country that is doing everything to undermine our work in Iraq. The country that supports terrorism. If the president of Iran comes to Iraq, aren''t we at least partially responsible for his security? This is bizarre!
http://www.spikesoft.net/blog/index.php

[prinzowhales]

crusherking--A fascist know-nothing like yourself have no idea about what made America great...it wasn''t a pack of fat, drooling pseudo-patriots putting slave-made American flags on their autos...or supporting a lying president who launches wars of aggression against innocent lands for the sake of Big Oil, Israel, Opium and the Almighty Dollar! That is not American...and those who support such policies are the enemies of truth, the Constitution and the Republic!

[prinzowhales]

Time for Barney''s protege, General Betrayus, to take another stroll down Haifa Street to show us how safe Iraq has become...Wonder what Barney would think if he saw Betrayus''s puppy killers and dog butcherers in action? And you have to wonder why they hate us?...

...You have to wonder why they want us gone? The Demopublican Regime supports the sexual torture of children!! Their sick and evil minions torture and kill Iraqi people...they destroy ancient groves of date palms, olives and fruit trees and force farmers to use their GMO seeds while they rape and humiliate women, butcher children and kill civilians for sport...Oh, why, oh why, do they hate us?...

....1,000,000 dead...millions of refugees...oh, why, oh, why do they hate us?!!

[mrconservatv]

My first article would be "who let that idiot, Pwhales, have a computer". I honestly think there should be a specific law against it...



Posted by crusherking at 01:12 PM : Mar 04, 2008

If a law was created, passed then enforced you''d have to go an Internet cafe until they kicked you out and you''d run into Jiwind on the way out, maybe he would give you a smoke.

[rowdytexan2]

...That God word......man it churns your stomach doesn''''''''t it!
Posted by singinrick at 12:30 PM : Mar 04, 2008

NO. Not as much as the word ''''bush'''', ''''cheney'''', or ''''hypocrite''''. ''''God Bless our Troops'''' is just a Republicon propaganda slogan which means if you say ''''I support our troops'''', you''''re really saying I support bush''''s failed policies and his invasion of Iraq. I DON''''T!



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Posted by leftyintexas at 01:05 PM : Mar 04, 2008

Amen!

[watcher269-2009]

Do you remember a few years back when it came out that networks were using White House-produced %u201Cnews pieces%u201D? Watch this video and tell me that they aren%u2019t still doing it. CBS News gives us a %u201Cfeel good%u201D story about an Iraqi interpreter and his family, who after 18 months of persistent effort by an American vet he befriended in Iraq, was lucky enough to get one of the 500 spots alloted for Iraqi immigrants into the U.S., due to a special program for Iraqi interpreters since they are targeted for working with the Americans. One of 500. After we%u2019ve displaced almost 5,000,000 Iraqis. Yeah, that%u2019ll make a dent.

The other thing that struck me is something said by the vet, Tim Koon:

The best thing that%u2019s going to come out of the whole Iraq experience is that you%u2019re going to have a lot of Americans who know Arabs well and are friends. And the more societies get to know each other, the better off everyone%u2019s going to be.