Rice Furious After Sudanese Forces Manhandle Aides

Associated Press ^ | July 21, 2005 | Anne Gearab

[badbass]

Maybe somebody will grow a pair now and bomb these b@st@rds further back into the stone age than they already are.

[bigsigh]

xlnt

[NCC-1701]

"...and bomb these b@st@rds further back into the stone age than they already are...."

How about as far back as the Pre-Cambriam era.

BTW, Andrea Mitchell of NBC was one of those reporters involved in this thug act.

[BlueMondaySkipper]

BTW, Andrea Mitchell of NBC was one of those reporters involved in this thug act

They were roughing up Andrea Mitchell?? Never mind then, carry on...

[drjimmy]

Next time she goes there, Rice needs to bring Chuck Heston along with her to take care of things.

[justshutupandtakeit]

How did you come to the conclusion that Tancredo is sane? His latest idiotic statement easily refutes that idea.

[farmer18th]

How did you come to the conclusion that Tancredo is sane? His latest idiotic statement easily refutes that idea.

You don't mean to tell me Tancredo called Islam a religion of peace, do you?

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...Andrea Mitchell of NBC was one of those reporters involved in this thug act.

Here's hoping they shoved a little common sense into her head.

[eskimo]

''It makes me very angry to be sitting there with their president and have this happen,'' she said. ''They have no right to push and shove.''

Seems the CRF minions pretending to be global elite are unaware of global reality.

[Exit148]

I LOVE that picture of Condi!! She doesn't mess around! LOL! Great SOS!

My first thought when I heard the reporter's question was that it was a brash, stupid question in that it was so provocative. Then when I read that it was Andrea Mitchell who asked it, I now wonder if she was being provocative on purpose. That she wanted to put Condi Rice in a difficult position -- putting el-Bashir on the defense and putting a pall over the photo shoot. I hope someone speaks to her. She was not in a country where reason is a given.

[justshutupandtakeit]

Never heard of the concept "divide and conquer" I presume. That is unfortunate as any one familiar with tactics would know.

[sonofatpatcher2]

They best not get Condi too mad.

Hell hath no fury like a Secretary of State in high heeled boots!

[farmer18th]

Never heard of the concept "divide and conquer" I presume.

Quoting Niall Ferguson in the Telgraph:

"If al-Qaeda indeed carried out this act, it is a great victory for it," declared Dr Hani al-Siba'i in an interview on the al Jazeera satellite television channel the day after the London bombings. "It rubbed the noses of the world's eight most powerful countries in the mud." He went on to say that it was legitimate for al-Qaeda to target civilians because "the term 'civilians' does not exist in Islamic religious law in the modern Western sense. People are either of Dar al-Harb [the domain of war, meaning territory ruled by non-Muslims] or not." And where are you most likely to bump into Dr al-Siba'i? Why, in London, where he is the Director of the al-Maqreze Centre for Historical Studies.

Sounds like the divide thing is working really well, heah? It allows "peaceful" "moderate" Muslims to emigrate to the west, establish majorities and then put your wife under a sack. Can you imagine distinguishing between moderate "communists" and radical "communists." That's a strategy for utter fools.

[sonsofliberty2000]

Moose and Squirrel meet Boris and Natasha.

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