[Diogenesis]

The USA and the Armies of Good are freeing the Iraqis. But what does the "media" cover?

[Diogenesis]

Let's hear it for America, Freedom, and the Troops.

[RussellStevens]

Love your posts!!!! Great job! Is there anyway I could get on a ping list for all of your "Gotta See This-" threads.

[Smile-n-Win]

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[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Bump for FREEDOM!!

I love the pic of the Iraqi guy beating the Saddam mural with his shoe. In middle eastern cultures, gesturing with your shoe bottom is a high insult. You're telling that person that they aren't worth the dirt (and whatever else) on the bottom of your shoes. This guy is making a statement about Saddam that he would have been tortured and executed for just days ago.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

CLICK HERE for 03/22/03 Department of Defense
Press Release.
TROOP SUPPORT MAIL POLICY STRESSED
To bolster force protection, the general public is urged not to send unsolicited mail, care packages or donations to service members forward deployed unless you are a family member, loved one or personal friend.
2 0f the 3 alternative links recommended by the DOD
have been in the main page of the Post Office for months.
Click Below to enter main page.

[InShanghai]

PING!!!

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[WaterDragon]

The photo of the laughing children is simply amazing! They look ecstatic! I'll bet the troops were happy to see that!

On that big bomb photo -- there's a 'warranty' that expired in "94"? Criminy!

As always, I love best the photos of our troops. These are what I look forward to every day. These photos make the war much more comprehensible to me. Thanks, Dio.

[Dutchgirl]

Thanks. The pictures say it all...bookmarked for permanent reminder.

[Dustbunny]

Thank you Diogenesis.

Seeing the smiles on the faces of the (much to thin) children has me thanking GOD that we have finally taken this step.

[NautiNurse]

Beautiful! Waiting patiently for that ridiculously large statue of Saddam to fall.

Reminder: originally from armymarinemom last week, passed on to me by Ragtime Cowgirl:

"I got a phone call from the sand box this morning. My son said that news of rallies to support our troops has reached Kuwait. He asked that I thank everyone involved because support from home means the world to our troops."

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They can hear you!

[Soaring Feather]

Wow fantastic report, Thank you!!!

[Magoo]

A British army soldier shows thumbs-up from the top of a
Challenger tank, as a big convoy of armored vehicle rolls
toward the southern Iraqi town of Basra, March 22, 2003.
U.S. Marines have defeated Iraqi forces in a battle on the
outskirts of Basra on Saturday, taking many prisoners, a
Marine captain said. REUTERS/Oleg Popov THANKS! D

[bwteim]

My modem's sizzling - excellent pix. BTTT!

[gramho12]

Awesome, absolutely awesome. Where should everyone go to get great war coverage? Right here at FR by our famous Diogenesis.

The word "Thanks" just doesn't express the gratitude for the great service you provide here. But, thanks!

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

PICTURES YOU MAY NOT SEE ON TV

In Kuwaiti , a citizen shouts 'Bush is a real man! God save him, his father liberated Kuwait,
and now his son Bush is liberating Iraq.'. Bandito reports that the media walked away from
him to find some ranting Islamic terrorist to interview.

The lame-stream media makes me sick. Thank heaven for the FreeRepublic and Fox. God bless our troops and our President, and thank you, Dio, for all you do!!

[McGavin999]

I knew this was going to be a good one when it took so long to load. :o)

We're firing expired missiles? Darn, I guess if it misses we can't go back and get it repaired.

[coloradan]

Smacking the image of Saddam's face with a shoe is probably a death penalty offense ... but this guy looked pretty happy to do it on camera.

Uh oh, this bomb is out of warranty. I guess that means they can't send it back for warranty repairs if it somehow, oh, I don't know, breaks into thousands of pieces suddenly.

[Incorrigible]

A U.S. Marine from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit discards a portrait of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein he removed it from the command office of the southern Iraqi naval base in Az Zubayar.

A British Royal Marine from 42 Commando fires a Milan wire-guided missile at an Iraqi position on the Al Faw peninsula in southern Iraq on Friday.

U.S. Army 3rd Infantry Division soldiers secure a field near Najaf, Iraq, early Sunday. The U.S.-led forces were within 100 miles of Baghdad, but had encountered some areas of stiff resistance from Iraq troops.

[facedown]

Big bump!

[lormand]

Bump!