Comments on: Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas On Iraq

By: Dan (The Infidel)

Dan (The Infidel) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 02:32:02 +0000

Fact is that every intel org in the world thought that Saddam was still making WMD’s. Fact is all the Dhimis in Congress during the 90’s were harping on how Saddam is a threat to the world and to US security.

Fact is that while Klinton & Co were in office and talking the Saddam WMD’s talk. When Pres Bush came to office he inherited the same intel and the same intel players as the Klintonistas had.

One difference. While the Klintonistas and their Dhimoid allies talked the talk, GW WALKED the talk.

Fact is as long as we’re in Iraq, we deny the Mustifoons their spiritual capital of Baghdad.

Fact is, that we have given the Mustifoons a place to run to to try and fight us. It’s not here in the US, it’s in Iraq.

Fact is 25 million people are now free to choose their own destiny.

Fact is that when Saddam and his evil sons were in power something like 120 people “disappeared” each day that Saddam was in power.

What’s the stats now? It ain’t 120.

Fact is that as long as we’re in Iraq, we are a bullawark against Iran’s quest for greater power in the ME.

Give it up libs. You’ve lost the argument. Iraq is free and Gen Petraeous along with his patriotic forces have won a victory in Iraq.

So, One, lets finish the job at hand in Iraq. And two lets get off of ME oil. Buying ME oil is what is supplying the terrorists with funds. Those profits are also funding the building of Salifist Mosques around the world and funding the Salifist Madrassas.

On our enemies list, I would add one other country: Saudi Arabia.

By: 007

007 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 02:44:43 +0000

To James Lewis, I like reading a story that makes me feel Warm and Fuzzy inside.

By: deathstar

deathstar — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 03:05:32 +0000

It pisses me off when some talking head on TV spouts off some theory on geo-politics or war or economics and their theories are help up as gospel. The points made by well informed Pat Dollard readers are often just as plausible but are still just ideas and theories.

By: Reagan T.

Reagan T. — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 04:24:02 +0000

to dan

By: Mike Mose

Mike Mose — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:34:02 +0000

This decision was correct and got America’s support, Democrat support, and even the 9-11 commission support. When the job got hard, the Democrats went into their Jimmy Carter/Bill Clinton imitation and cost American lives. The Democrats are incapable of supporting American troops to victory. Every enemy in the world knows it.

By: RememberOurFathers

RememberOurFathers — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:42:08 +0000

Bush was right to invade, but the mistake not to have kept 300,000 troops in Iraq was a costly one. That may not have necessarily been all Bush’s fault as he is just the man who signs the orders, but not to find out what went wrong and just keep doing the same thing is insanity. Thankfully, Petraeus came on the scene and developed the surge strategy, even though McCain had been calling for more troops in Iraq almost since the war began, and has been able to seriously weaken the insurgency and AQI. Hopefully McCain will be our next president and allow our military to win this war.