Posted on 10/31/2005 6:45:22 AM PST by VirginiaMil
But the true story of Iraq is far different than what some would have the American public believe. It is story of enormous sacrifice, commitment, political, and military success, and a desire for freedom on the part of the Iraqi people that in many ways parallels our own War of Independence, 230 years ago.
What about America’s military successes and victories in Iraq? They are in many ways, immeasurable: A reality of the overall global war on terror.
What is known is that the war — in Iraq and elsewhere — is being waged and won by the U.S. and its allies. Effective intelligence is being gathered, terrorist cells are being destroyed, fewer countries are willing to harbor the bad guys, free elections have been held in two former totalitarian states, and the American mainland has not been successfully attacked in more than four years.
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What a totally brilliant graphic. Thanks for posting!
Yes, Sacred Cow burgers is so on point and yet funny....
http://www.freerepublic.com/~primechoice/
Excellent!
PONG to Great graphic!
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I understand solemnity in the face of the ravages of war. But I condemn those who go out of their way (whatever that may mean) to give only the bad news - they are giving aid and confort to the enemy. The balanced information should be available to the average person.
By the way, whatever happened to newspaper Sunday supplements with feel-good stories about good things being accomplished overseas? Even the traditionally liberal-leaning features (e.g. Peace Corps type stuff) are gone.
You are correct, sir. They are stuck on stupid. Here's another great Sacred Cow Burger:
http://www.sacredcowburgers.com/fresh/commentary.cgi?stuck_on_stupid
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