Published by Foehammer 3 months ago
in Iraq, Afghanistan and U.S. Military.
Let’s get real here for a minute. How many of you really believe that our troops will be home next year? 2011? 2012? 2020?
Remember Germany? Japan? South Korea?
When do U.S. Troops ever truly come home? What’s worse is that these conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and, from the look of things, soon to be Pakistan and Iran are all conflicts that we could and, in hindsight, should have stayed out of.
The criminals that populate too much of the U.S. Congress are now actually considering funding the “wars” with new taxes and war bonds.
I just heard the most predictable factoid: 41% of Al Qaeda fighters in Iraq are Saudi Arabians. Apparently record keeping by some Al Qaeda higher-ups has been captured by the U.S. military and careful records have revealed a detailed accounting of the social and regional makeup of the Al Qaeda operatives inside Iraq. Many of these Islamic terrorists are being recruited directly off of Islamic college campuses across the Middle East and around the world. This, again, is quite predictable.
From allAfrica.com with some spelling edits by me for good measure and better English:
As Muslims all over the world celebrate Eid-ul-fitr, commonly known as Koriteh, which marks the end of the month of Ramadan, President Yahya Jammeh, has called on the Islamic Ummah to be steadfast, bold and united in the spirit of Islam to condemn any form of attack on the Islamic religion.
From Yahoo:
The Kingdom starts with a montage sweeping through the dustry sands of Saudi Arabia, briefly detailing the kingdom, the US, and its long history with oil, from 1932 to 2001. While that may sound boring, or even yawn-worthy, the music and editing on this sequence breeds more anticipation than some action movies. Historical video and audio clips are laid out on a clear timeline, and while no brief mention of an event can do it justice, it’s a quick and excellent short primer for the movie. There’s nothing quite as distracting as trying to follow along with everything in a film, especially a documentary, when you don’t know the background.
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While President Ahmanutjob of Iran gets U.S. Secret Service protection in NYC today and visits Ground Zero (despite NYC official protests) and speaks at Columbia University by invitation (there go our Leftofascist, dhimmi professors again), word slides down the hill that President George W. Bush doesn’t have the will to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities without apparently grandiose provocation. This country needs an enema.
From the Drudge Report comes a report that reads much like fantasy to me, but there might be some modicum of truth inside. You decide:
Published by Foehammer 2 years, 6 months ago
in News, Insight and Iraq.
Muqtada al-Sadr capitalized on Iraqi tension yesterday after the Blackwater Company, a mercenary outfit hired to protect dignitaries in Iraq, came under fire from the Iraq government after the death of 8 Iraqi civilians. When are we going to actually start behaving like a force that believes in its own values and deal with slugs like al-Sadr properly? By properly I don’t mean appeasing his followers and letting al-Sadr run around free to aid Iran in the killing of American and Coalition soldiers; I mean shooting him.
Published by Foehammer 2 years, 6 months ago
in Jihad, Iraq, Al Qaeda, Books, 9-11 and United States.
By now you’ve all heard about this tape, but I must post because of the significance that bin Laden appears to be yet alive, if only slightly warm. The tape appears to have been made sometime in mid-August because of references to the 67th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki which just passed on August 6th. From MSNBC.com:
WASHINGTON - Democrats were criticized in a purported video by Osama bin Laden for being unable to stop the Iraq conflict. The video, obtained Friday by the U.S. government, NBC News and other news oprganizations, marked the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
From Pat Dollard | Young Americans:
As I was flying through the sky, instead of being in a blackout as I should be, my mind was a perfectly focused computer: I realized that Conley had stepped directly onto a bomb, I realized he was dead, and I hoped as I landed that my wounds would not be so bad, and that I indeed might even survive. And somehow, I was able to wonder why I was completely free of the shock that 95% of the others told me they experienced. I wondered why I was so locked into the reality of what was happening.
A recent story in the Atlanta Journal Constitution reminded me of a brief interview I saw with Newt a day ago. There are important messages here from Gingrich. Pay close attention and read between the lines:
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Thursday the Bush administration is waging a “phony war” on terrorism, warning that the country is losing ground against the kind of Islamic radicals who attacked the country on Sept. 11, 2001.
Published by Foehammer 2 years, 7 months ago
in Rants, War with Islam, Multimedia, Iran, Iraq, History, Islamofascism, Nuclear Threats, Movies, Humor, U.S. Military and United States.
“This is not a Goddamn video game!”
OK, at ease. Sit down, shutup and listen to what General George S. Patton has to say about Iraq and the Long War. The man is one of my heroes, and if you didn’t know that it’s only because you haven’t been reading enough of the Anvil — you’re lucky I don’t send the General over to your house right now to slap you around!!
Pay attention and click play (I only wish I’d created this; it’s that great).
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