What I Saw Was Unspeakable

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | May 12, 2004 | Rush Limbaugh

[cripplecreek]

Someone needs to cut the audio down to size and flood the liberal newsgroups with it disguised as something else. They need to know who it is that they want to "negotiate" with.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

I don't wish death for all Mohammedans. However, I do wish that every Iraqi terrorist taken prisoner in the future understand that he/she will spend their entire time in captivity buck naked and with a dog leash around their neck. In fact, I would entertain a motion that we line the streets with the entire, naked, and leashed population, when we eventually leave their sorry selves in their squalid homeland.

[New Girl]

I saw the video yesterday... I wish I could "unsee" it... I think I slept two hours last night. I don't understand how something like this could be done to another human being. People have referred to the kidnappers as animals but animals kill for food and/or to protect their young...these "things" killed for pleasure.

[grimalkin]

I can't even describe what I've been thinking and feeling... It just turns my stomach. The pure twisted evil that *are* these animals trigger rage in me that I find most uncomfortable... the rage I feel because I can't kill these vermin myself - every stinking low-life terrorist polluting God's creation and destroying lives. We have to exterminate these demons... anything else would be unforgivable.

[randita]

Ed Koch was right on with his comments today on Hannity.

To paraphrase, he said this is a battle between a culture which glorifies death (the more grisly, the better) and a culture which glorifies life.

Our response to the abuse of prisoners and the response of the Muslim world to the brutal murder of Nick Berg illustrate the great cultural divide.

Koch didn't say good vs. evil, but I thought it nonetheless.

[eleni121]

Those bastards that did this savage brutal act had better keep their heads covered as long as they can.

Somehow, somehere the long arm of Dubya is going to come down hard on them.

[Hot Tabasco]

......and in the news, the teasers are "the Senate saw more of the photos out of Iraq" but yet no comments on the Mr. Berg video......

[yooper]

Yeah, I heard Dan Rather on the radio today. He led with a long boring story about the Al Graib pictures we haven't yet seen, the reactions of congresmen who have seen them, and how these atrocities will seem worse as more pictures are released. He then gave about 30 seconds to the Berg story.

[wku man]

"I think these images are going to galvanize a lot of people onto Bush's side who were otherwise on the fence or mildly anti-war."

I hope the images galvanize Bush into getting serious about fighting this war as a war, and quit playing pattycake with the inhuman SOBs. I wanted to hear righteous indignation and bitter rage in his statement today, and what we got was typical uninspiring Bush mumbling and bumbling. We need warriors right now, not PR agents.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Esther Ruth]

I was not ready for how the audio was going to make me feel - I really thought I would throw up and I cried so hard, I don't think I remember ever having a reaction like this before, there was something different about this. Maybe it was the chanting, this was not a movie, it was the real sounds of men possessed with evil - and after hearing it I realize I need to be MUCH stronger. I am ashamed I had not even the stomach to hear this. Dear Lord please help us win this battle!!!

[eleni121]

These clueless wonders preside over far coarser scenes of a pornographic nature in their own communities than in these so - called photos.

I suspect we will be waiting til hell freezes over until one of these a-holes mentions the heinousness and unspeakable animalistic brutality of what happened to this soul.

[wku man]

"Somehow, somehere the long arm of Dubya is going to come down hard on them."

Oh please. Dubya has yet to come down hard on anyone, and that's the problem. Last year, we were well on our way to defeating the inhuman SOBs, but Bush stopped short and declared "Mission Accomplished", just like his Daddy did. He got off to a good start in Fallujah, then stopped short and negotiated defeat from the jaws of victory. I'd sure to see Bush react strongly to this abomination, but I'm not holding my breath.

For the record, I think "coming down hard on them" would be pulling all troops and allied contractors out of the Sunni Triangle, lining up every bomber we have in active service wingtip to wingtip, and bombing the whole region into an uninhabitable smoking ruin. Our enemy doesn't respect our good intentions, and our ridiculous attempt to democritize Iraq...all he understands and fears is power. I'm tired of Bush trying to play Richie Cunningham...I want him to play George Patton for a while. The time to paint schools and rebuild mosques is after the war is won, and we apparently ain't even close to that yet.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Bosco]

Mr. President: We, at the Free Republic, hereby authorize you to open the entire jar of WhoopA**!

Anyone have a photo of the jar?

[ride the whirlwind]

[dennisw]

Rush obviously missed the internet video of Chechnyan scum sawing off the heads of Russian captives. Just as crude and bloody as Nick Berg's murder.

But Allah Akbar, the god of blood loves it all.

[Indie]

My darker instincts wish death for all adherents of Islam.

My normal rational side wishes death for all adherents of islam...and it SHOULD be you rational side that wishes this, not your "darker" side. Don't apologize.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

My normal rational side wishes death for all adherents of islam...and it SHOULD be you rational side that wishes this, not your "darker" side. Don't apologize.

A horrific death to their leaders and assassins, forced conversion to the sheeple of Islam. Ann Coulter had it right nearly 3 years ago now.