I was a naive fool to be a human shield for Saddam (MUST, MUST READ!)

The Sunday Telegraph ^ | March 23, 2003 | Daniel Pepper

[f.Christian]

Welcome to reality, lad.

Thought this was a lady ... typical lewinsky --- gore voter !

[Windcatcher]

A friend of mine just got married a few months ago, and his seriously leftist wife is starting to corrupt him. He and I were out (sans wife) talking about the war, and I decided to set him straight.

"Mark my words," I said. "When this is all over, you'll see fifty thousand Iraquis dancing in the streets. They'll be celebrating the fact that Saddam is gone and they'll be thanking us. Just you watch. Fifty thousand."

I can't wait. Maybe this would be a good time to plan some victory celebrations. Signs rubbing it in the leftists faces might also be a good idea.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Hey, Meek...

No, I didn't post it anywhere else, just printed it out for the Support Our Troops Rally...

What did they change it to..or is it to awful...?

Ms.B

[MeekOneGOP]

It's bad, but not too gruesome. It is on post #231. If you can't see that image, then copy this text and paste it into your Internet address line and click go. It SHOULD come up:

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/p6a206a6821c9b22a90c3d4fdc3538c37/fc6ff4db.jpg.orig.jpg

[AUsome Joy]

I'm a little behind on this, but thanks for the Rob Long 9/11 column. I really enjoy his writing. He gets the essence on things in such a humerous way.

[alexandria]

Make this part in bold print for your friends.

We on the bus felt that we were sympathetic to the views of the Iraqi civilians, even though we didn't actually know any. The group was less interested in standing up for their rights than protesting against the US and UK governments.

[ellery]

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