A Pox On Both Your Houses

Middle East Facts ^ | July 8, 2005 | Yashiko Sagamori

[ktvaughn]

This is not about my feelings, and despite the lame sports metaphor, this IS NOT A GAME.

[Vision Thing]

It (the article) summarizes the feelings of just about everyone these days

Let the author sumarize your feelings all you want. The fact is, she offers no solutions. Instead, she issues holier-than-thou complaints. How effeminate. Yup. That's the way to save the world. Not.

[papertyger]

This is not about my feelings

Oh, I disagree. Remember this:

I've had it. Bring them home . Is that what the terrorists want? I don't give a sh*t. It's what I want.

Now as for the rest of your pathetic noobie attempt to save face...

and despite the lame sports metaphor, this IS NOT A GAME.

Ah, but it IS a game. And it's a game you have no idea on how to play.

When people like you look at a chess board, they see twenty or so openning moves. The part you don't get is all but a half-dozen of them lead quickly to disaster unless your opponent is a clueless as you are.

Rest assured the groups we're fighting against are no where near as clueless as you are. They know the turn around time for our intelligence analysis and plan accordingly. They have vast sums of capital to invest in their projects, and not an inconsiderable public relations capability to defend themselves with.

And you know what that public relations mechanism is pointed at?

You.

So why don't you do us all a favor and educate yourself about the subjects you wish to hold forth on before you do so.

There's nothing anyone around here likes better than seeing all that PR effort go swirling down the bowl, because people like you have taken the initiative to find out what they are talking about, and SUPPORT OUR PRESIDENT.