UPRISING IN BAGHDAD

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[Warhead W-88]

Popular uprising against Iraqi regime. Dozens of Fedayeen killed.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Arnett's over now with a Taiwanese cable tv network based in Baghdad now. Story came out this a.m. No joke!

[Fishtalk]

They know where the baddies are and they are an unstoppable force. The baddies have but one realistic choice now - FEETS GET MOVIN

We really need these people to smoke out the thugs posing as Saddamn loyalists. Because make no mistake, those Fedayeen are nought but criminals given a license to commit horror by their buddy Saddamn.

Think of this country. Suppose our President gave permission for the likes of the Black Panthers or our street gangs to do anything they like on the "infidel" populace?

Those Iraqi civilians know who the Feydayeen are whereas our soldiers can't tell them from the civilians.

The libs will complain....look what we did...we now have the civilians fighting amongst themselves.

[College Repub]

Ok. I didn't get why everyone was referring to him as "BOB." THought you guys were talking about Bob Novak maybe :)

[ThomasMore]

Dozens of Fedayeen have been killed in Baghdad by Iraqi civilians!

For all the uncontrollable evil they let loose over the years on the Iraqi people, this is a just end to their atrocities! I hope they get them all (including the foreign terrorists who foolishly decided to join their ranks).

[LS]

New verse:

He has powered up the turbines of our aircraft and our tanks

He has led us through the desert to the Tigris' mighty banks

Let the liberated peoples of the Middle East give thanks!

Our might is marching on!

[netmilsmom]

Geez!!! What a great site! I sent a link to all my liberal friends (and the patriots too)

[ccmay]

Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord

The Arabs wouldn't be expected to know the significance of this hymn, but the American media and our other home-grown leftist dimwits should have foreseen what was coming ever since this was sung at the National Cathedral service a few days after 9/11.

I noted at that time that the usual bowdlerized line "Let us live to make men free" was changed back to its original "Let us die to make men free," and knew Mr. Bush was giving the whole world a message all the more powerful for its subtlety. I suspect the President was personally involved with the music selection.

I don't think there is another hymn that is more warlike and gets more under the skin of the peace crowd, unless it is "Onward Christian Soldiers." It was exactly what we needed at the time.

-ccm

[monocle]

I see you are not up to speed to NYTese. The NYT will refer to the feyadeen as children and the uprising as the slaughter of children encouraged by the Bush administration.

[Roughneck]

"In unrelated news, John Kerry just hanged himself in the garage"

Too bad that aint real...

[cherry_bomb88]

ping me when you find the whole story, fellow 88! :o) Off to work again!

[lsee]

This is going to complicate things...just this morning, Centcom displayed the latest leaflet, encouraging citizens not to carry weapons. If the citizens are "uprising" and killing the thugs, that's great, but it might put them at risk of being killed by one of us...It's a mixed message...encouraging an uprising, but discouraging civilians from carrying guns. May the good guys stay safe and the bad guys perish!

[TontoKowalski]

If this is true, one can only imagine that the HUMAN SHIELDS, misled liberals there in Baghdad, are going to be in great danger of injury or death by the Iraqi people.

You could almost have predicted that the repressed Iraqis would turn on these idiots at the first opportunity. Wouldn't you turn on the lowlifes that teamed with the tyrant?

It may be necessary for US forces to save them.

I certainly don't wish them harm, but if we're to save anyone, it should be those who have been oppressed for years, and who we have given the courage and will to fight back and assist in their own liberation.

Those who knowingly chose to put themselves in harm's way are lower on the priority list.

[ThomasMore]

It may be necessary for US forces to save them.

What human sheilds? Did you see any human sheilds?

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for all you do for America and your Freeper Family!

God Bless, Grampa Jeff!

[PBRSTREETGANG]

The Fedayeen finally meet the Fed-up.

[freeperfromnj]

You know they're in dire straights when what's left of the leadership keeps passing around Tariq Aziz's glasses.

[rintense]

I'm sorry, Steve. The correct answer is: Who was Saddam Hussein. ;)

[MinuteGal]

There's great news coming out of Baghdad today (the palace, etc.) but the most important news is that of a popular uprising against the regime.

Without going into great detail why this is so important, needless to say an uprising from within will have enormous political effect both now and later. It points out the correctness of our military and political leaders' prophesies and plans, the importance of our psy/ops operations, and best of all, it completely discredits the UN's blatherings and the machinations of anti-war politicians and protesters across the world.

THIS IS BIG!

Leni

[BillF]

Joined [i.e., in death] by Baghdad Bob!

Please don't say that. Let the Iraqi Info Minister be captured alive. He can do his comedy show/news conference from a POW jail cell.

If he was not involved in war crimes, Baghdad Bob could eventually get a slot on the Comedy Channel or guest hosting Saturday Night Live. (Who was the U.S. official who said yesterday that this guy's news conference are like an SNL parody?)

Or Baghdad Bob could get a job as speech writer for a Dem. presidential candidate. His boss's grip on reality would be even less than his.

[Enterprise]

"I'm going to be an optimist and assume that the U.S. has thought about just this scenario, and will be quickly recruiting some locals to do some heavy duty 'fingering'"

Finger HANG, finger HANG, sis boom bah
Hang another Fedayeen, RAH RAH RAH!