The Clips on Michelles site are friggen awesome, you can hear how terrified everyone is to actually respond. Moran just plain ignoring the Sgt's question "that wasn't in the form of a question" so I guess the inferred "why" in the soldiers statement can be ignored. . .well, good for you Moran, but I didn't ignore your inferred "Go Fuck yourself, you jackbooted thug" that followed his "over here"

And the General's statement? took him what? 45 seconds to even complete a sentence?

Left wing cowardly fucks. I guess heroism is only important when it applies to ones self. Fuck all of the people who do the same, or more, they aren't as important as Murtha, or Kerry.

I meant Morans response to the Generals statement that is.

I guess it's fun to see American soldiers blown up by IED's too if it'll hurt President Bush. I guess it was fun seeing 757's slam into the WTC too. One of these days, liberals are going to wake up in the real world and be really scared to death when singing peace songs and saying let's talk won't work and Mr. Jihadist just blows them up at their favorite Starbucks, mall or protest gathering. I can't wait to say I told you so.

Funny, seems like the violin's military has been pretty decisively destroying the violin player's "army" whenever the two get together to play.

[Sorry, sort of off-topic but didn't know where else to put it:

Ace (or anyone else), any interest in this?:

http://www.exile.ru/2005-December-28/are_we_wrong_about_bush.html

Inviting submissions for a paid (I presume) column defending Bush in a left-wing magazine and website. Their style is gonzo but well-written and they're funny and smart. Matt Taibbi of Rolling Stone and the New York Press, whose takedown of Thomas Friedman you linked to a while back, is one of their alumni, and various of their other writers have ended up with book contracts. They're looking for spleen and good writing, and they're the sort of leftists who hate their fellow leftists and the MSM almost as much as you do, so I thought there could be a match.]

Thanks, Si. I'll check that out. I'm sure others will too.

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At Times it is Possible to Withdraw an Occupying Force Quickly without Disturbing Local institutions, Much as It is possible to Pull a Tablecloth from a Laden Table and leave the place settings and dishes intact. Thus freeing the Tablecloth for other Purposes, But Sometimes Everything ends up on the floor.

Thomas Jefferson - Letter to John Adams, 1804.

I have to admit it is fun to see Al Qaeda play Bush like a violin.

And I have to admit it is revolting to see Al Qaeda's U.S. constituency dancing to this imagined violin concerto. Not that I'm questioning their patriotism. Only their timing.

Cordially...

I gues a better way of putting it would be "it's depressing as hell to see Bush get played like a violin by a bunch of backwards islamofascists. Shouldn't we be smarter than them?" Is that better?

Tom in Texas

His 'amusing' and your 'depressing as hell' are synonyms? "It was really amusing to see my aunt die slowly of cancer." "It was really depressing as hell to see my aunt die slowly of cancer." Hmm. Oh I see. You mean he was using 'amusing' ironically to mean 'not amusing'? Well, in that case it's amusing to see someone defend what is either bad or offensive writing with an 'irony' defense. (I mean 'amusing' in the sense of 'not amusing,' of course.)

No matter how smoothly the handover of security operations to Iraqi forces proceeds, the Left will paint it as a despondent withdraw from a failed war a la Vietnamization.

But don't question their patriotism. Oh, no. Don't you dare do that.
Before we could question their patriotism, we'd have to find it. Perhaps their patriotism is hiding with Lucy Rameriz ( the chick that supposedly gave the Bush national guard memo to that unimpeachable source Burckett-sp?). I guess we'll need to sick old Dan Rather on the hiding patriotism mystery; that way we can be sure of the veracity of it's location.

I have to admit it is fun to see Al Qaeda play Bush like a violin.

Since someone begged him for his valuable opinion, after all. Begged and pleaded.