George Bush's Wildly Successful War On Terrorism ("MUST READ")

Men's News Daily ^ | May 28, 2004 | John Hawkins

[My2Cents]

Great find, FO. It's a positive, affirming boost that's been greatly needed.

[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[My2Cents]

I love the pics of the disembodied spirits of the Fox All-Stars.

[MeekOneGOP]

Thank you ! I used the ones there that are my favorites.

Brit Hume in the middle because I like him/his show the best.

[lepton]

Remember back in the lead up to the war when there was all of incredible speculation in the press about will Turkey let us move troups through or won't they? And how it would really hamper the war effort if we couldn't go in through Turkey.

The has to be one of the best examples of misdirection and disinformation ever done. Even all the Freepers wanted to incinerate Turkey for not giving our troups passage. And then it turns out we rolled over Iraq like it was defended by boy scouts.

I bet going through Turkey was never part of the plan, but the threat kept Sadam on his toes and his forces divided.

No. It hurt us substantially. As a result of the war not being fought north of Baghdad, the nuts up there were never defeated...and so instead of fighting them when we push into them, and eradicating the nutballs early on, we ended up with hidden weapon stocks and some actually trained fighters taking pot-shots at us.

It also meant that we had to take the troops allocated for the Northern half all the way around out of the Mediterranean to try to unload in an already over-crowded Kuwaiti port, and an obstructed Iraqi port weeks late.

No, this was not something we were faking.

[hardhead]

Marked for later.

[RottiBiz]

Enthusiastic bump!

Gave me goose bumps -- bookmarked this "keeper."

[RottiBiz]

Awesome pics, Meek! Thanks.

[MeekOneGOP]

:^D

[alrea]

President Bush has accomplished more on the foreign policy front in less than one full term than the last 4 Democratic Presidents, Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, and Clinton, did combined

no wonder so many people blindly hate him

[SandRat]

MeekOneGOP thanks for posting this. RC has it right we each need to copy off the images and the links and the information on MeekOneGOP's reply and hound our papers to publish it to get the word out of just who is trying to tear down America and why.

We have a constantly shortening time line to do this but we must.

The more we get the information out, the more the America of today will be filled with the same determination and spirit of duty that President Bush is speaking of now dedicating the WWII Memorial to an earlier generation that did its duty to create a free world.

We must do it!

We can not and will not fail!

We will not let the generation that is passing away at the rate of over 1,100 a year or the generations to come have the blessed inheritance of freedom and liberty be taken away.

[MeekOneGOP]

[radu]

Excellent post, Fair Opinion!
Thanks for the ping, Sand Rat!

I've been sending out e-mails to media outlets for months, b*cthing at them about their constant lying. MANY here at FR have been awesome at finding ammo to use in those e-mails.

I haven't had much free time lately for posting here but have done my best to at least peek in, looking for more ammo to send out. Not just to media outlets but also to friends in order to get the "rest of the story" out to as many as I can. Trying to do my small part. :-)

[radu]

Bypass the press.
Put out the facts.
It takes time...and patience...but it works.

I by-pass the press, and I b*tch at the press. hehe! Your profile page was bookmarked last year and has been a wonderful source for ammo. Thank you for all you've done to help us here get the word out!

[Arizona]

"All this brings to mind a Theodore Roosevelt quote that's a favorite of mine, "It is not the critic who counts, nor the man who points out where the strong man stumbled, or where a doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man in the arena whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs, and who comes up short again and again, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause. The man who at best knows the triumph of high achievement and who at worst, if he fails, fails while daring greatly, so that his place will never be with those cold timid souls who never knew victory or defeat."

"The man in the arena whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood" is one George W. Bush and waging a war on terrorism in an age when defending America has become a partisan issue must certainly be considered "daring greatly". We are lucky to have such a man in the White House, because like other great American Presidents of times gone by, he is leading America towards victory in a worthy cause."

Powerful - worth repeating!

az

[Freee-dame]

ping

[MeekOneGOP]

Way to go !

[maica]

Thanks for posting this. It is a wonderful antidote to the disgusting items I read this morning written by Michael Moore to his HateBush followers.

[radu]

I figure if we all do our small parts, it'll add up in the long run. That's my hope any-hoo and what keeps me plugging at it. I simply can't sit by and do nothing to counter the media's lies.

[Maigrey]

Next time, add David Asman. He's terrific (second in line behind Neil Cavuto and ahead of Shep Smith.)