[Gritty]

GASP!!

Trucks (plural)... 17.5 tons of explosives... Syria... chemical weapons... poison gas... Al Qaeda... (Syrian President) Bashir did not know... decapitation of Jordanian government... major, major operation...

Man, oh man, that's a lot of dots which can be ultimately and readily connected to (guess who?) --- pre-war Iraq!

But, don't think for a minute it will knock Dru Sjodin, John Kerry's accusations against Cheney and Rove, or pictures of a captured American soldier out of the news - even for an honorable mention.

Life goes on in Post 9/11 Slumberland, otherwise known as our major news media, where every day is a challenge to try and slander President Bush, uplift the Liberals and drive the Elections in their favor!

Oh, if that operation had gone off successfully, it would have been all Bush's fault for invading Iraq and stirring up the peaceful Middle East, where we were just getting the "Peace Process" worked out when he so rudely interupted it with his lies about WMD and Saddam which took us into a unilateral and cowboy war without United Nations help and approval and leaving all our allies behind while declaring war against children, puppies and other living things.

[Carry_Okie]

Life goes on in Post 9/11 Slumberland, otherwise known as our major news media, where every day is a challenge to try and slander President Bush, uplift the Liberals and drive the Elections in their favor!

Who's going to sue over the fact that such bias constitutes an illegal campaign contribution?

[ZOTnot]

I agree. We are, as a country, for the most part, in post 9/11 slumberland. I pray we pull out of it before Americans are surprised with a second visit from Al Quaeda.

[johnb838]

Meanwhile, over 90 US Soldiers and Marines have been killed this month, the most of any since the war began. Over 700 have been killed since March, 2003.

OK, I'm going back to sleep now. 'night.