The Iraq Imperative (Excellent Editorial...Must Read!)

Investors Business Daily ^ | 7/11/2007 | Editorial Staff

[GFritsch]

National Security: As politicians tell people what they want to hear, real leaders administer the harsh medicine of truth. As President Bush explains why we must win in Iraq, most in Congress delude themselves.

[GFritsch]

The reason it calls itself "The Religion of Peace" is because it leaves so many resting in peace in their wake.

[yldstrk]

As I have repeatedly said, President Bush has a lot of courage and fortitude. Our Congress and Senate are filled with many cowardly dreamers.

[GFritsch]

I agree wholeheartedly with the president on the war against terror.

On the war against the illegal (and often criminal)immigrants from South of the border I am very, very disappointed. When our Republican president joins with the rats of the senate to shove an amnesty bill down the throats of Americans it's enough to make one sick.

[econjack]

"On a couple of occasions in Baqubah, al-Qaida invited to lunch families they wanted to convert to their way of thinking. In each instance, the family had a boy, he said, who was about 11 years old . . . at these luncheons, the families were sat down to eat. "And then their boy was brought in with his mouth stuffed. The boy had been baked. Al-Qaida served the boy to his family."

This was on Rush a few days ago and it has evidently been going on for some time. When is the outrage from "moderate Muslims"? Where are comments on this by leftist students and politicians? Perhaps when Chelsea is served baked on a platter with an apple stuffed in her mouth Hillary and her ilk will understand that this war can be fought there or here. They would love to see us cave in there, thus making it easier to bring more terrorism to our door step. Wake up, Hillary...Harry...Teddy...Cindy...Nancy...freedom is earned, not given. You and your leftist cronies are going to get us all killed!

[docbnj]

The story about Al Qaeda serving 11-year-old boys for lunch is badly in need of substantiation, or else should be dropped.

The Koran lists cannibalism as one of the “unforgivable sins.” There is no substantiation of this story. It would be a hell of a way for AQ to gain support.

AQ are terrortists, barbarians, murderers, and everything bad. We don’t need doubleful tales to boster the case against them.

It reminds me of some of the wilder stories about the communists — all of which were unnecessary, because the communists really did do horrible, inhuman things, purposefully as part of their program.

There used to be a tale that the Nazis made soap out of their victims. No such thing ever happened, but it was more or less in the spirit of some of their acts. However, an unnecessary untruth undermines the case for civilization.

[Christian4Bush]

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Thank You for your sane comments. I, too, would like this to be exposed as to IF it is true. Shirley

[GFritsch]

The story about Al Qaeda serving 11-year-old boys for lunch is badly in need of substantiation, or else should be dropped.

Investors' Business Daily is hardly a rag like the NYT. The bodies of the children were baked and placed in front of horrified families.

They didn't eat their children, but merely unwillingly participated in the shock treatment dished up by the evil muslim terrorists.

I repeat, this is not a doubtful tale, but is the bitter truth which you will not read in the MSM.

[Cacique]

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