The kind of hard-hitting, first hand reporting that you're not gonna see on CBS News tonight. OK, not really. Barring catastrophe, I will be visiting Washington DC on March 17, and will be taking pics (maybe video, soundclips if my equipment's working) of the Gathering of Eagles at the Wall.

Be sure to stay tuned to The Jawa Report for details.

G-d Bless Our Troops.

** Let us know if you're going in the comments!**

List of paduans going so far:
V5
Gwedd
Rightmom
Viper 1

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The Democrats are no doubt seething over the decision that prohibits unlawful combatants from having the same habeus corpus rights as American citizens/illegal aliens:

WASHINGTON - Guantanamo Bay detainees may not challenge their detention in U.S. courts, a federal appeals court said Tuesday in a ruling upholding a key provision of a law at the center of President Bush’s anti-terrorism plan.

Dick Durbin wept.

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Via Centcom

BAGHDAD, Iraq – Coalition Forces detained 27 suspected terrorists during a series of coordinated raids targeting the al-Qaeda in Iraq network Wednesday morning.

These operations disrupt al-Qaeda in Iraq’s ability to operate within their network.

During a series of raids in Ramadi, Coalition Forces detained 20 suspected terrorists with alleged ties to the al-Qaeda in Iraq networks. Ground forces seized computers and electronic equipment during the operations.

In Baghdad, Coalition Forces detained four suspected terrorists and detained three more suspects in Karmah, all with alleged ties to the al Qaeda in Iraq network.

Coalition Forces continue methodical, deliberate efforts to eliminate terrorism in Iraq.

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What better way to celebrate the day of rest than remembering our troops? May take a bit to load, but worth it. HT: Saul who got it from Misha.

Not the usual Jawa fare. A prayer:

Heavenly Father,

Protect those that fight abroad. Bring comfort to their souls. Let we who are safe at home remember their sacrifices. Not just in our hearts, but with all our words and deeds.

Bring victory swiftly, so that they may come home. Bestow liberty and freedom in their wake.

In Jesus name we ask Thee,
Amen.

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UPDATE 2/15/2007: Reports from Iraq indicate that a top al-Masri aide has been killed and that al Qaeda in Iraq leader Ayyub al-Masri has been wounded. Developing. Check MAIN PAGE for updates.

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Coalition forces in Iraq have delivered a series of stunning blows to al Qaeda in Iraq in the last 48 hours.

A key aide to Abu Ayyub al-Masri, the man who replaced Abu Musab al Zarqawi as the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, has been captured south of Baghdad. As A.J. Strata notes, the trail to the al Qaeda leader is fresh: the captured aide admitted to meeting with al Masri yesterday.

Since Taji is north of Baghdad, these two al Qaeda IED cell leaders captured by the U.S. in West Taji are not the same as those above. That's four al Qaeda leaders captured.

But four is such a lonely number. A facilitator of foreign fighters was captured by the Iarqi Army on the Syrian border. And foreign fighters tend to mean al Qaeda.

Not to be outdone by the IA, the U.S. struck two houses where foreign fighters had gathered---13 jihadis dead. An "individual" associated with foreign fighter facilitation was in the targeted area.

But wait, that's not all. Coalition Forces conducted an air strike Wednesday targeting an al-Qaida in Iraq-related vehicle-borne improvised explosives devices network near Arab Jabour. Intelligence reports indicated that this network is responsible for a large and devastating number of VBIED attacks in the Baghdad area. They are also responsible for IED and sniper attacks conducted against the Iraqi people and Iraqi and Coalition Forces. Building destroyed, everyone inside presumably dead.

And another terrorist was captured in Taji. In addition to leading a bombing cell, he is also believed to be involved in taking Iraqis hostage and murdering them. Which would mean that he is either al Qaeda or one of the related organizations under the umbrella of the "Islamic State of Iraq".

So, we have 6 al Qaeda leaders captured, and possibly dozens more killed. All in the last 48 hours.

Do you see a pattern here? The little bastard al Masri better run and hide. Al Qaeda, you are our bitches!

So, will you see this in the news? No. You. Won't.

FYI--Abu Omar al-Baghdadi is head of "The Islamic State of Iraq". When the jihadi umbrella organization and "shadow government" of "The Islamic State of Iraq" (formerly called "The Mujahideen Shura Council") was formed by al Qaeda, it was thought that the spokesman should be Iraqi. Thus, al-Baghdadi (meaning "from Baghdad") was chosen as its "emir". But there is little doubt that the Islamic State of Iraq is just a PR gimmick. To what extent al-Baghdadi has any actual control over al Qaeda is really unknown. Not that any one at the NYT knows this.

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Is there a terrorist on the planet that former Carter administration Attorney General Ramsey Clark won't defend? And given the fact that the organization he is defending in this case wants to wipe Israel off the face of the Earth, what does that say about his former boss who is now in the midsts of defending himself against charges of antisemitism?

Israel Matzav:

Al-AP is reporting this morning that Moshe Saperstein, an American citizen and a former resident of Neve Dekalim in Gush Katif who was badly wounded in a February 2002 terror attack, has been awarded $16 million by a federal jury in the United States. By law, the award is tripled to $48 million.

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That’s right, Today we have Iraqi Muslims who kiss and hug American soldiers, Comments from a moderate Muslim calling the Muslime terrorists, “ followers of The Father of Lies—Satan.” And last but not least a unicorn.

It's long so click to read below the fold. more...

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1 "Unigoat"--classic!

Posted by: Ragnar the Skankophile at February 07, 2007 04:43 PM (c/4ax)

2

Thanks to Howie, and an "All in fun" nod to Osamabinhereawhile.

More importantly though, thanks to those troops who got in the way of those crazy fanatic cultists, and who managed to save some folks. That story about the little girl is heart breaking, and yet what if those maniacs had gone undiscovered?

And praise to the guys who rescued that kidnap victim.

And that Muslim commenter sounds pretty moderate to me. I wonder if he does interviews?

Anyway, an all around good post, and thanks!

USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at February 07, 2007 07:00 PM (2OHpj)

3 Good, uplifting news for sure. Too bad this is the only place we'll ever read about it...

Posted by: Jack's Smirking Revenge at February 07, 2007 09:22 PM (CtVG6)

4 Yeah, that's pretty much for sure ...                      USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at February 08, 2007 03:13 AM (2OHpj)

5 I actually heard that segment on NPR yesterday while driving to work. Mostly lefty feel good liberals for the most part listen to NPR, but some shows like "market place" and other segments put a damper on tree hugging global warming fuzzies. It runs counter to their version of doom and gloom.

Posted by: DAT at February 08, 2007 08:25 AM (DZE4e)

6 I listen,  It's about it for indepth news in Bumfuct Egypt.  Of course a lot of times Inskeep practically cries when a terrorist dies.  But they have been a bit better of late, and they do at least make an effort to report things. I commute an hour each way and I'm getting too old to listen to music. Well I would listen to music but morning radio is full of idiot comedian fake rednecks and no music so....

Posted by: Howie at February 09, 2007 05:36 PM (YHZAl)

7 Howie, your life sounds hard                         USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at February 09, 2007 11:50 PM (2OHpj)

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Via Black Flag:

The maintainers of the Islamic Army in Iraq’s main public web site seem to have thrown in the towel for now. There have been some major problems with their site lately and it looks like they are giving up.

We've called for the demise of this website many times. We'd like to take just a few minutes to gloat. Also we'd like to invite you to gloat along with us.

Juba Sucks.

Related. more...

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The Islamic Courts Union's website used to be here, but....

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CNN posted this yesterday afternoon. It really is a great story. Since the would be bomber was captured alive, hopefully we will gain some intelligence on who sent him and where they are hiding.

CNN KABUL, Afghanistan : Two civilians thwarted an attempted terrorist attack Tuesday when a vehicle loaded with explosives attempted to crash through the front gate of a U.S. base in the Afghan capital, according to the U.S. military.

The two men, an interpreter and a security guard, dragged the apparent suicide bomber from the vehicle before he could detonate explosives, said Col. Tom Collins, the chief spokesman for U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

"I think it's a pretty amazing and heroic event," Collins said.

He said that at about 9 a.m. Tuesday (10:30 p.m. ET Monday) a driver crashed his vehicle into Camp Phoenix, the base where the Afghan National Army and police are trained. The driver reached for what appeared to be a cord to detonate a bomb, he said.

"Amazingly, a couple of Afghans who just happened to be on the scene there realized what was happening," Collins said.

"Anyone's inclination would have been to run away but these guys are genuine heroes," Collins said.

The area was immediately cordoned off while authorities waited for a bomb disposal team.

During the attempt to disarm it, the device went off. It's unclear how much or what kind of explosive material was used, Collins said. No U.S. or coalition troops were injured.

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Hooray!

Via FOXNEWS:MANILA, Philippines — A top Al Qaeda-linked militant accused of masterminding the kidnapping of three Americans who was long wanted by U.S. and Philippine authorities has been killed, the military said Wednesday.

Jainal Antel Sali Jr., popularly known as Abu Sulaiman -- a top leader of the Abu Sayyaf rebel group -- was fatally shot in a fierce gunbattle Tuesday in a clash with army special forces, military chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon said.

Sulaiman is the highest-ranking Abu Sayyaf commander killed by U.S.-backed troops. Washington had offered up to $5 million for his capture.

"We have resolved that this group and their major commanders must be finished off, that this notorious group should see its end," Esperon told a news conference.

More background here, here and here.

Also see Captain’s Quarters.

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1 "We should spread some of that five mil reward around the unit that risked thier lives to put and end to this terrorist"

Capital ideal Howie. I agree whole heartedly.
Thanks for the good news :-)

Posted by: Garduneh Mehr at January 17, 2007 02:19 PM (vixLB)

2 I wonder if the guys backing Abu Sayaff in the Philippines are the same people screwing with Southern Thailand.  If so, it makes me wonder the roles that Indonesia and Malaysia are playing in all this.

Posted by: Northern Cross at January 17, 2007 02:47 PM (YAUPn)

3 "That’s very good news! We should spread some of that five mil reward
around the unit that risked thier lives to put and end to this
terrorist."

I agree, I'm certain that the US Special Forces there would enjoy the cash.

Posted by: blackflag at January 17, 2007 03:14 PM (Mq5jS)

4 Northern Cross:


The Indonesian and Malaysian governments hate each other passionately. Neither government sponsors terror. There are individuals (not factions,) within both governments (mainly in the armies,) who support jihad, but South East Asia and the Malay Archipelago are not the Middle East.


Abu Sayyaf and all the other koranimal terrorist groups/criminal gangs in that area have ties to Al Qaeda, etc. but they sure as hell aren't government sposored.


Buddhist Thailand has effective military and police forces that will eventually crush the terrorists, whether the Prime Minister approves of it or not. He may be removed from office.


The Philippine President doesn't want to kill a lot of civilians in the South, but the Army is determined to wipe out terrorists.


Indonesia's President is weak, but he hates terrorism and is considered a heretic by real islamopithecines in the Middle east.


Human life is cheap in that part of the world--just like Gen, Westmoreland infamously said--but eventually enough innocent people will be killed to provoke a real reaction from the authorities, who are anything but P.C. Only the overweening incompetence of the terrorists has prevented them from killing larger amounts of people so far.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at January 17, 2007 03:56 PM (abVz3)

5 Glad that the fuckers dead. Next month I make my annual trip to the Phillipines.

Posted by: greyrooster at January 17, 2007 07:42 PM (w+w6p)

6 Good. Glad he's dead. Cocksucker.

Posted by: Jack's Smirking Revenge at January 17, 2007 09:20 PM (CtVG6)

7 Better than a Flipper porno. This happy ending is one of a kind.


Buh-bye, little dead boy!

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at January 19, 2007 02:27 AM (abVz3)

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Speak softly and carry a big something.

1) Pakistan takes out suspected Taliban site.
2) Taliban spokesman arrested crossing into Afghanistan.
3) Pakistan closing down refugee camps. Breeding grounds for terror.

Add them up, and it begins to look like something is happening. Something good. Oh, and there were 'foreign fighters' at the Taliban camps, including some that might be 'European'. Personally, I'm hoping that by 'European' they meant 'just some white guy'. Heh, he is from Orange County, which is just about as close to Eurotrash as we get here. more...

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Dr Muhammad Hanif is the Taliban's chief "spokesman". I've read dispatches from him before, all of which claimed he was propagandizing from Peshawar, Pakistan. One more big fish down, hundreds to go. BBC:

Afghan intelligence agents say they have arrested a leading spokesman for the Taleban near the Pakistan border.

Intelligence service spokesman Sayed Ansari named him as Dr Muhammad Hanif, who has been speaking for Afghanistan's former rulers since October 2005....

Dr Hanif has been highly active over the past year, regularly e-mailing news organisations with the Taleban's versions of events in the east of the country.

A man called Qari Mohammad Yousuf has performed similar functions for the Taleban in the south.

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So let it be written, so let it be done.

This season has started out with great promise, with Jack ripping out the throat of a Muslim terrorist with his bare...

...teeth. more...

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Full text of tonight's Presidential Address below the fold. more...

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The mastermind of the 1998 Embassy bombings reportedly met his untimely end by our hand. Payback's a bitch.

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No word on just who the high value targets were today, but we know that the US is seeking several people thought to be behind the bombings of our embassies.

Via CBS News: The targets included the senior al Qaeda leader in East Africa and an al Qaeda operative wanted for his involvement in the 1998 bombings of two American embassies in Africa, Martin reports. Those terror attacks killed more than 200 people.

The AC-130 gunship is capable of firing thousands of rounds per second, and sources say a lot of bodies were seen on the ground after the strike, but there is as yet, no confirmation of the identities....

Once they started moving, the al Qaeda operatives became easier to track, and the U.S. military started preparing for an air strike, using unmanned aerial drones to keep them under surveillance and moving the aircraft carrier Eisenhower out of the Persian Gulf toward Somalia. But when the order was given, the mission was assigned to the AC-130 gunship operated by the U.S. Special Operations command.

If the attack got the operatives it was aimed at, reports Martin, it would deal a major blow to al Qaeda in East Africa.

But USA Today reportedon Dec. 31 that Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan and Abu Taha al-Sudani were the men thought to be hiding there.

USA Today Dec 31:Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi said government troops were going after three al-Qaeda terror suspects wanted in the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in east Africa that killed more than 250 people.

He said Islamic militants in Kismayo, Somalia's third-largest city, were sheltering accused bombers Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan and Abu Taha al-Sudani...

..."We would like to capture or kill these guys at any cost," Gedi told the AP. "They are the root of the problem."

More here from Mary Katharine Ham at Michelle Malkin's blog.

Update: My condolences to Steve Innskeep, who was audibly depressed over the defeat of the African Taliban. I thought he was going to cry. The sad, sad, Yoyo Ma cello music was a nice touch though.

Update: We're doomed, Doomed I say!

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UPDATE: Scroll down for videos.

Fox News on the teevee is reporting that Al Arabiya is reporting that Saddam swings.

Image via Wild Thing.

Official confirmation awaits.

Via CNN:

Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has been executed, according to two Arabic language media outlets.

Hussein was hanged before dawn on Saturday in Iraq, at about 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Friday ET), the U.S.-backed Al-Hurra television reported.

Also here on FOXNEWS:

BAGHDAD, Iraq — Saddam Hussein, the former president of Iraq, was executed by hanging shortly before dawn on Saturday in Iraq, Arab media outlets reported.

The U.S. military and FOX News have not yet confirmed that the execution has taken place. Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya wire services and U.S.-backed TV station Al Hurrah reported his death.

The man dubbed the Butcher of Baghdad was convicted of crimes against humanity for the killing of 148 Shiite men and young boys after their failed assassination attempt in 1982 in the village of Dujail.

For reaction from Iraq see comments on Mohammed's post at Iraq The Model.

Also see See Dubya at Hot Air, In The Bullpen and Gateway Pundit has an excellent post rounding up Saddam's brutality.

Have a laugh at the Looney Tunes coverage of the event.

because we are going to hit the 3.000 mark tomorrow. and they want to preempt the news about that.

Yes, Kos Kidz, the execution of Saddam was nothing more than a ploy to cover up the news of the next Grim Milestone. Morons.

12/30 A.M. Update: Hot Air has added video of the preparations. Scroll down.

Updated: (Click pic for video...lower quality embed and more images below the fold)

Liveleak copy here.

Saddam Hussein Execution Video here. (warning graphic copy that shows him fall).

More copies added below the fold. more...

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1 I'm reminded of the South Park movie.

"Hey, guy! Relax! I can change!"

Posted by: Good Lt at December 29, 2006 10:35 PM (D0TMh)

2 I  hear that Satan can be a  Nasty Biyotch!
 
 
   
 
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Many Happy Playing Catch Sessions Sammy!
 
 
 

Posted by: Rubin at December 29, 2006 10:56 PM (CVmOq)

3 Nobody deserved it more.

Posted by: Jesusland Carlos at December 29, 2006 10:59 PM (8e/V4)

4

Famous last words: "Allahu Ak-k-k"

Evil men swing like a pendulum do
Soldiers in Humvees, two by two
Weapons of mass death, way back when
The hollow white cheeks of the dead children ...

"Remember that present I promised you boys if you were bad? Well here he is! Saddam, meet my 'boys.' ... No, sorry your highness, we're fresh out of vasoline. ... OK, who's second?"

Posted by: Bill Faith at December 29, 2006 11:17 PM (n7SaI)

5 "Nobody deserved it more"

Very true. I'm with Jesusland Carlos on that point, for sure.
I believe justice was done here.

I feel a slight unease though. Basically we have all of these fancy courts popping up in the world, using high sounding phrases, and claiming they have moral superiority. But if you look at what they use as a standard of evidence, Winston Churchill, and FDR could be charged, and even convicted, for winning WW2!

Not only the international courts are political. National courts claim international authority, and the US 9th circuit court thinks it is G-d. The organizations that use them, or testify for them (ACLU, HRW, CAIR, MAS, etc) have their own political motives, and obvious double standards. Charges are flung around by non-experts, and clueless dupes (Qana) and there is a real threat to those who fight in a just cause.

When there is an incedent involving reasonable men like US Marines, vs mad dogs like the insurgents, and the so called crime scene was in hostile hands for hours, or days. When the investigation waits months before commencing are we supposed to accept that testimony, and evidence are unfaked, factual, and without bias? It sounds like the world would like us to do just that.

Unfortunatly, while justice has come to Saddam, we see similar expectations levelled against our own leaders, and by some of our own (?) people. Who will punish Bush? Who will punish Rumsfeld?

Or as some at Kos were willing to suggest, who will punish Leiberman? Kristol? O'Reily?

Just lie we can use a sword to slay the wicked, and rightly call it justice, so can the wicked raise a sword of their own, and repeat a lie till it is believed.

The French revolution, or the Russian revolution come to mind. During the commotion, if your treacherous you can execute your rivals on rumor alone. We need to be aware of this, because times here are not safe ones.

HEY! I'm just trying to ruin everyones day! Did it work?

Happy New year!
USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at December 29, 2006 11:18 PM (2OHpj)

6 A ploy to cover up the left's exultation over 3000 Americans casualties? This is the same left who said America would never invade Iraq. Then, that Saddam would wipe out American forces with his WMD. He would then turn his WMD loose on American soil. Then he would never be captured. Then he never had WMD. Then his capture was a ploy to cover up the 2000 American casualty figure. Now they're back to the cover up conspiracy.


The depraved, rabidly anti-American moonbats on the left don't want anything to upstage their celebration over 3000 American fatalities. The 3000 mark is just another weapon they plan to use to force an American surrender, ala' Vietnam.


I honestly belive leftists get aroused over every American casualty. Meanwhile, they weep over evil Hussein.


Does anybody know if the casualty figures listed by the media is a fatality list, or just a sneaky way of insinuating every casualty was a fatality?
 



 

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 30, 2006 12:03 AM (abVz3)

7 This was definitely not a good week to be a Muslim.

Posted by: Macker at December 30, 2006 12:12 AM (yj7X6)

8 I bet Saddam is looking at Skeet Ulrich's picture above Satan's bed right now as Satan enjoys Saddamy.

Posted by: Speaking for the Choir at December 30, 2006 01:01 AM (b0FZu)

9 And so Saddam joins his rightful place in hell...

Posted by: CanForce 101 at December 30, 2006 04:02 AM (BMrv8)

10 Looks natural. The way things should be in the natural world.

Posted by: Greyrooster at December 30, 2006 08:11 AM (XXvse)

11 I guess the lefturds will be in mourning for quite a while over this, but at least they've still got Osama to give them hope.

Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at December 30, 2006 09:17 AM (v3I+x)

12 I think it is a fatality list Jeff.

Posted by: Randman at December 30, 2006 09:37 AM (Sal3J)

13 I guess the lefturds will be in mourning for quite a while over this, but at least they've still got Osama to give them hope.

We now know exactly how the Left will respond when we hang Osama-- "oh, but why don't we hang BUSH, the world's NO. 1 terrorist!".  I've given up trying to please these people.

Posted by: Jesusland Carlos at December 30, 2006 10:54 AM (8e/V4)

14 See a sarcastic visual of George Bush playing a round of “Hangman”…here:

www.thoughttheater.com

Posted by: Daniel DiRito at December 30, 2006 11:13 AM (kpeoC)

15 United States - 1
Psychopathic Middle East dictators and international pariahs - 0

Let that one stew a while, leftards. I know it hurts.

Posted by: Good Lt at December 30, 2006 12:44 PM (D0TMh)

16 Skeet Ulrich?

Posted by: Frank Hunter at December 30, 2006 12:45 PM (JGiPv)

17 I don't know if anyone noticed, but look at saddams neck and his head in the photo of him dead. his neck is significantly longer than it was before he died. the hanging probably tore his spine up real good.


although, personally i would have prefered shooting him in the spider hole.

Posted by: Ben at December 30, 2006 01:01 PM (Eyjs1)

18 I don't know if anyone noticed, but look at saddams neck and his head in the photo of him dead. his neck is significantly longer than it was before he died. the hanging probably tore his spine up real good.


although, personally i would have prefered shooting him in the spider hole.

Posted by: Ben at December 30, 2006 01:01 PM (Eyjs1)

19 (with evil shadows, dead eyes and maniacal grin)

Did I ever tell you the story of Darth Saddam?

He became so powerful that the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power. Which, our course, he did.

Ironic isn't it.  He had his followers murder dozens of truck drivers in snuff films film trying to hold onto his power.  But in the end he couldn't save himself from the same fate.

Posted by: Darth Odie Sidiousness at December 30, 2006 01:05 PM (YdcZ0)

20 Im just curious as to why Saddam is the only one hung so far? We all know he is a dictator and terrorist murderer but it has been preoven without a doubt that all sunni muslims are the same.

Should we not execute all of Saddams relatives and countrymen the sunnis to wipe out the insurgents and give iraq back to the shiites who actually want to run a successful country?

There is more work to do here fellas, only then can we rejoice.

Posted by: Jeremy Givens at December 30, 2006 01:17 PM (Nhfns)

21 He's dead, Jim

Posted by: davec at December 30, 2006 02:05 PM (yaQM4)

22 Jesusland Carlos;

per your comment #13

Follow the links to KOS. The maggot breeders already did that in their own comments section.

Their whole thread is riddled with non-facts, wild nonsense about the war, hate for our leaders, and of course they hold themselves as enlightened and morally superior to anyone who questions them.

I wouldn't leave my kids alone with any one of those brainwashed psychos for a second. Vermin. How many could manage to say either version (Under God, or otherwise)of the Pledge of Alegience? I leave it to speculation. It isn't a God issue, its an anti-American issue. Kos, etc. stink!

To quote a famous traitor, "Screw them!"

USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at December 30, 2006 02:15 PM (2OHpj)

23 Gorge Bush played a game of hang man and lost so he drue a picture of suddom and hey it came to life thank god hes out of there.

Posted by: trever k at December 30, 2006 03:01 PM (pvs8C)

24 Gorge Bush played a game of hang man and lost so he drue a picture of suddom and hey it came to life thank god hes out of there.

Posted by: trever k at December 30, 2006 03:02 PM (pvs8C)

25

Why can't Osama Bin Laden and Zawahiri die? I want them dead. They are still on my need to die list. Saddam, Mohammed Atef, and Zarqawi have been crossed off of the list.

Posted by: Frank Hunter at December 30, 2006 03:32 PM (JGiPv)

26 Has anyone sent sympathy cards to the Liberal Media yet...I can imagine Randy Rhodes is just frantic

Posted by: matt d at December 30, 2006 04:20 PM (AFdxf)

27 Heh!
"Saddam Meet Satan, Satan, This Is Saddam"

"DAD!"

"SON!"

(exchange of hugs, and improper touching, and stopping ...)

"Sorry I'm home early Dad!"

"That's OK Son, cause the Dems won the Senate AND the House. You can take it easy..."

"Dad! Is that who I think it is?"

"Yep, Son, thats the Prophet himself. Want to meet him?"

"Actually Dad, I was kinda stoked about meeting the 'virgins' ..."

"Oh, Son, did you forget? Your looking at the 'Prince of Lies' himself! The virgin thing was some of my best work ... now don't look so disappointed ... If your looking for some of the wild thang, I'll let you spend some time with my Grandsons ... you remember the boys, don't you?"

"Uh ... Thats OK Dad, are there any girls down here?"

"Son, you really deserve to spend some quality time with those exciteable progeny of yours. It will keep them out of trouble. Down here five minutes and they were trying to take over the place! Anyway, you really deserve this! You really deserve this ..."

"DAAAD! NOOO!"


The end?

USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at December 30, 2006 06:31 PM (2OHpj)

28 What I feel uneasy about is why death by hanging??? there are more ways of carrying out a death sentence...lethal injection being one of them.

I know he was a monster, but my human caring side still feels the pain of of others no matter who they are.

can anyone answer this one?

Posted by: wonderer at December 30, 2006 07:17 PM (Mi3x/)

29 Wonderer:


Not that it matters, but hanging is one of the most merciful, painless, and error-free forms of execution. The body feels no pain, and doesn't fly into the violent convulsions caused by lethal injection.

Hussein got off easy, especially in a sadistic place like the Middle East.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 30, 2006 08:34 PM (abVz3)

30 Germy Givens:


While you're busy killing all the sunnis, you can kill all the leftist trolls along with them.


Dick breath.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 30, 2006 08:46 PM (abVz3)

31 Have a laugh at the Looney Tunes coverage of the event.

Why for you compare us to those guys?

YARGHRAARTHBTT!!!

Posted by: Taz at December 30, 2006 10:09 PM (v5fbO)

32 Yeah, doc, don't be a maroon.

Posted by: Bugs Bunny at December 30, 2006 10:10 PM (v5fbO)

33 Yah! Taz AND ABugs Bunny! Rock on!
 
 
USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at December 31, 2006 04:53 AM (2OHpj)

34 saddam i dead he killed so many so have bush and blair i hope there next

wake up smell the coffee

Posted by: faz at December 31, 2006 10:29 AM (/qBYe)

35 saddam is dead hanged under humanity charges
since 2003 bush and blair have killed over half a million in iraq when do they see the rope? i hope soon death to bush and blair thats only fair

Posted by: feraz younas at December 31, 2006 10:37 AM (/qBYe)

36 I personally think he got off too easy after watching the video. I think they should have let the victims family beat him. Sounds real vicious I know, but he was unmercifully vicious and evil.
Hanging was way to short for him. Too bad, he couldn't stick around for the end of the trial for the Kurdish villagers that he slain. I wonder what they would have given him then? A gas chamber?

Posted by: sav at December 31, 2006 12:11 PM (paZgD)

37 feraz younas:
Are you sure it's only half a million? I heard on the next Lancet Report, they've revised it to be half a Gazilion, Billion, based on knocking on doors in Iraq and asking them if anyone has died.

Posted by: davec at December 31, 2006 12:15 PM (yaQM4)

38 feraz younas:
To give you a little enlightenment, of why polling Iraqi's about their losses is a bad idea to get a grip of how many people are killed, is the fact that Iraqi's unlike the west live in tight-knit family/friend type communities.

knock on door #1 "who has died in your family in the occupation?"
My nephew
knock on door #21 who has died in your family in the occupation?"
My Son
If door #1, and #21 are brothers, they are referring to the same person.

Then there is the fact that Arabs love to exaggerate.

Posted by: davec at December 31, 2006 12:22 PM (yaQM4)

39 davec:
i don't think you understand the reason they killed saddam one ov the reason was that he was killing his own people to get his way! Are not bush and blair doing the same thing? Our soildiers for oil!!!! think use ur head

Posted by: feraz younas at December 31, 2006 01:00 PM (/qBYe)

40 feraz younas:
Yes, all that lovely Oil, the fact that it would have been cheaper to have purchased all of the Oil at fair market rate, than the Iraq war has cost so far, must be quite a conundrum for you.
Are you sure it isn't just a Jewish plot? conjured up by Sharon from his base in the center of the earth?

Posted by: davec at December 31, 2006 02:07 PM (yaQM4)

41 davec:

True that Arabs love to exaggerate, but what about those WMDs that Iraq was going to wipe out the world with? If the latter is not the mother of all exaggerations I don't know what is.

Following your logic, given that Arabs exaggerate then the number of people that Sadam killed has been exaggerated.

How many Americans and Iraqi's did Sadam kill? How many did Bush kill? When's the next trial?

Posted by: juniper at December 31, 2006 03:17 PM (S8Hhn)

42 Just a note to unthinking reactionaries:
Yes -Saddam was a meglomaniac and the world is better off without him.
Yes -our invasion of Iraq has been a disaster which has made America less safe and given the terriorists much greater justification for recruiting more foot soldiers.
No -he didn't have WMD.
No -he wasn't part of 9/11.
No -Saddam's execution is a poor substitute for Osama's execution.
No -Saddam's execution is NOT worth the life of my buddies dying and brain damaged and legless on the streets of a country that doesn't want to be pushed around by us honkies.
Yes -If some bully country invaded the US I would be an insurgent, I would be planting bombs to chase out the invaders, I would be giving my life to chase out the feckers. Wouldn't you?
Yes - George Bush is a cheese headed stump of a castrated pig.
Yes -Saddam is dead, we won that battle, but we are losing the war on terrorism.

Posted by: bran michael at December 31, 2006 03:33 PM (ycU6h)

43 Spaz:


You is dum. Bush and Blair no be killed because them is not genocidal criminals.


Saddam am in Hell with fake Prophet Muhammad.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 31, 2006 05:42 PM (abVz3)

44 Fatass Younis:


Where's the oil Bush took? You're right. We don't understand, becuase you're an idiot.


I guess we missed the the part where Bush gassed Mormons, drilled holes in children, ripped out tongues, raped women, and threw people to the dogs. American soldiers die in battle, not under Bush's Chief minister of torture and pain.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 31, 2006 05:48 PM (abVz3)

45 Stupider:


Arabs love to lie. Who exagerrated about WMD? (WMD is plural, by the way.) Bush told the American people exactly what every intelligence agency on Earth told him.


You might want to explain the WMD that were found, and the New York Times' assertion that Hussein was hard at work on his WMD program--which is exactly what the President said. We all know you moonbats treat the New Dork Times as the leftist Gospel.


Give up the "Bush lied, people died," bullshit. Only the terminally stupid believe that. (You look like you're about to drop any minute now.)


Following your logic, if nobody exagerrated about WMD, then nobody exagerrated about Hussein's death toll.


How many people does Hussein have to have killed before you pretend to give a shit? Bush doesn't murder his fellow citizens, you vicious harpy. Why don't you tell us how many terrorists he's killed, and see if we cry about it?


If you don't like the way the commander in chief prosecutes the mission in Iraq, tough shit. You aren't the President. Only a mindless cunt would equate Bush with Hussein and demand he be tried for fictional crimes.


If stupidity were a crime, you would be serving a life sentence.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 31, 2006 06:03 PM (abVz3)

46 Bad Michael:


Just a note to unthinking, reactionary projectionists:


Yes -Saddam was a genocidal monster and the world is better off without him.

Yes -our invasion of Iraq has been more sucessful than the prosecution of WWII, has made America safer and hasn't affected the terriorists excuse for recruiting more foot soldiers to go be killed while trying to slaughter innocent Iraqis.
 
Yes -he did have WMD, although that wasn't why he was overthrown.

Nobody claimed he was part of 9/11.

 
Saddam's execution is not a substitute for Osama's execution, and it was not carried out by America. (No doubt Bin Loser will be collared in due course now that the mighty, terrorist killing Dhimmiecrats have taken Congress.)

No -Saddam's execution was NOT offered in place of your fictional buddies dying and brain damaged and legless on the streets of a country of Arab honkies (Arabs are White, you racist ignoramus,) that desperately wants America to stay until it is able to handle things on its own.
 
No -If some muslim country invaded the US you would'nt be an "insurgent," (check a dictionary, retard,) you would be pissing your pants and collaborating with the invaders against the country you hate, you would be giving up your mother's life to save your own worthless ass.. but I wouldn't.


Yes -islamopithecines have travelled from around the world to help in Iraq--to help kill Iraqis.


No -the terrorists are not "insurgents," and yes, Iraq is beging America to stay until the job is done. 

Yes - you are a cheese headed stump of a castrated pig (whatever that is.)

Yes -Saddam is dead, we won that battle, the terrorists are being snuffed at a rate of more than 100 per day.


Yes, you are an irredeemable piece of tratorous filth who gives aid and comfort to his country's enemies. You're also amazingly stupid and ineffective.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 31, 2006 06:23 PM (abVz3)

47 juniper:
If you wasn't some sort of rabid batshit crazy, shemale pacifist hippy, you might recall there were more than WMD given as a reason to invade Iraq, I know you lefties like to 'reinvent' History, but here is little snippets from Bush's U.N speech, 12 September 2002:

n 1991, Security Council Resolution 688 demanded that the Iraqi regime cease at once the repression of its own people, including the systematic repression of minorities -- which the Council said, threatened international peace and security in the region. This demand goes ignored.
Last year, the U.N. Commission on Human Rights found that Iraq continues to commit extremely grave violations of human rights, and that the regime's repression is all pervasive. Tens of thousands of political opponents and ordinary citizens have been subjected to arbitrary arrest and imprisonment, summary execution, and torture by beating and burning, electric shock, starvation, mutilation, and rape. Wives are tortured in front of their husbands, children in the presence of their parents -- and all of these horrors concealed from the world by the apparatus of a totalitarian state.

What part of that was untrue, moonbat? moving on:


In 1991, the U.N. Security Council, through Resolutions 686 and 687, demanded that Iraq return all prisoners from Kuwait and other lands. Iraq's regime agreed. It broke its promise. Last year the Secretary General's high-level coordinator for this issue reported that Kuwait, Saudi, Indian, Syrian, Lebanese, Iranian, Egyptian, Bahraini, and Omani nationals remain unaccounted for -- more than 600 people. One American pilot is among them.

again?

In 1991, the U.N. Security Council, through Resolution 687, demanded that Iraq renounce all involvement with terrorism, and permit no terrorist organizations to operate in Iraq. Iraq's regime agreed. It broke this promise. In violation of Security Council Resolution 1373, Iraq continues to shelter and support terrorist organizations that direct violence against Iran, Israel, and Western governments. Iraqi dissidents abroad are targeted for murder. In 1993, Iraq attempted to assassinate the Emir of Kuwait and a former American President. Iraq's government openly praised the attacks of September the 11th. And al Qaeda terrorists escaped from Afghanistan and are known to be in Iraq.

It is a known fact that Saddam supported terror:
http://www.husseinandterror.com/ there you can see copies of checks he sent to the families of suicide bombers, and terrorists like Abu Nidal who actually lived in a house provided by Iraqi security services, before he committed suicide by shooting himself multiple times in the head, shortly before the American invasion, anyway we soldier on:

Look we finally get to the WMD, after the three resolutions he cited as being broken already:

n 1991, the Iraqi regime agreed to destroy and stop developing all weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles, and to prove to the world it has done so by complying with rigorous inspections. Iraq has broken every aspect of this fundamental pledge.

This is a fact, not only were inspectors kicked out, but Saddam failed to prove he did not have a WMD program.

From 1991 to 1995, the Iraqi regime said it had no biological weapons. After a senior official in its weapons program defected and exposed this lie, the regime admitted to producing tens of thousands of liters of anthrax and other deadly biological agents for use with Scud warheads, aerial bombs, and aircraft spray tanks. U.N. inspectors believe Iraq has produced two to four times the amount of biological agents it declared, and has failed to account for more than three metric tons of material that could be used to produce biological weapons. Right now, Iraq is expanding and improving facilities that were used for the production of biological weapons.

So using the United Nations as evidence.

United Nations' inspections also revealed that Iraq likely maintains stockpiles of VX, mustard and other chemical agents, and that the regime is rebuilding and expanding facilities capable of producing chemical weapons.
And in 1995, after four years of deception, Iraq finally admitted it had a crash nuclear weapons program prior to the Gulf War. We know now, were it not for that war, the regime in Iraq would likely have possessed a nuclear weapon no later than 1993.

Those United Nations people sound like jingoist's making the case for war!

The United States has no quarrel with the Iraqi people; they've suffered too long in silent captivity. Liberty for the Iraqi people is a great moral cause, and a great strategic goal. The people of Iraq deserve it; the security of all nations requires it. Free societies do not intimidate through cruelty and conquest, and open societies do not threaten the world with mass murder. The United States supports political and economic liberty in a unified Iraq.

You guys are so bat shit crazy, you don't even realize that there was more issues involved than WMD.
Just like the moonbats that claim the World Trade Center didn't fall because of fire, ignoring the Airplane impacts, you moonbats claim the only reason was WMD, and ignore President Bush gave numerous United Nations resolutions violated, along with the WMD as the reason for the Iraq war.

Posted by: davec at December 31, 2006 06:43 PM (yaQM4)

48 Don't kill bad people but put them in prison for life.

Posted by: Tom at December 31, 2006 11:29 PM (uznVJ)

49 I think this is not very a good way to punish people like you have done to this man. I hope that Saddam's friends will be executed in a same way but please remember those people are created by God just like you. The lord say "love your enemy"

when you do this to other people you will be in hell in the last judgement. "It works..."

Posted by: Kevnjch at December 31, 2006 11:43 PM (uznVJ)

50 "He was a human being like You or Me"
 
Like you maybe!

Posted by: Max Power at December 31, 2006 11:53 PM (PM8kH)

51 This makes no sense. He killed so many people and got hanged. In Singapore they just hang u if u possess too much drugs. Where is justice? Where is equality?

Posted by: Pinto at January 01, 2007 01:11 AM (LuiJZ)

52 Just laws? See my earlier comment Jeff.

Posted by: Pinto at January 01, 2007 01:14 AM (LuiJZ)

53 Mr Pee:


In case you hadn't noticed, there's a bit of a difference between celebrating a single death and actually killing a million people under horrific circumstances.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at January 01, 2007 01:40 AM (abVz3)

54 Tom:


I'm sure the relatives of families Saddam had tortured to death would enjoy having their tax dollars pay to take care of him for life.


Then again, probably not.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at January 01, 2007 01:42 AM (abVz3)

55 Kevinjch:


As far as I know, nobody here executed Saddam. I doubt we're going to go to Hell for watching the video. Besides, the Bible doesn't claim that men go to Hell for enforcing just laws.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at January 01, 2007 01:47 AM (abVz3)

56 Mr. Me you are all that is wrong with with the left. Saddam could not have been more evil but you champion his death with the fervor of a saint betrayed. I guess you never lost a family member to his execution squads or sister to his rapist sons regime, or a brother to his insurgent following. You have no concept of how to handle to the truely irredemable so do us all a favor; shut the fuck up or act. You all talk of "a better way" yet have no history of providing one. You're a cancer. Do something or step aside and let men handle what you're too weak to do.

Posted by: usmcshooter at January 01, 2007 05:39 AM (fqLSZ)

57 I think this is not very a good way to punish people like you have done
to this man. I hope that Saddam's friends will be executed in a same
way

Wow.  The makes a whole heck of a lot of sense!  These are the braniac Lefties we keep hearing about?  LOL.

Posted by: Jesusland Carlos at January 01, 2007 11:28 AM (8e/V4)

58 deff bargholz
i think your just a prik
saddam fucked up so have the rest that is my point

Posted by: feraz younas at January 01, 2007 08:35 PM (/qBYe)

59 And maybe FIDEL CASTRO will soon join them

Posted by: sandpiper at January 01, 2007 09:30 PM (2cLBb)

60 Mr. Bargholz,

Calling a woman a 'mindless cunt' for having the audacity to express opinions you take issue with - nice form! You're a real credit to the people of your mind-set - congratulations!

After perusing your finely crafted postings, I have to hand it to you... you have an exceptional proclivity for generalizing. 'Arabs love to lie', and, 'Bush told the American people exactly what every intelligence agency on Earth told him' (are you privy to what every intelligence agency on Earth told him? I didn't know that members of the general public were allowed admittance to intelligence briefings given to the President - or perhaps you are a secret member of GB's Cabinet?!), are but two exceptionally bold statements proffered as irrefutable fact. People who say things you don't agree with are, 'rabidly anti-American moonbats' (In future missives, may I suggest that you always include a hyphen when calling someone a 'moon-bat' - it will help lessen your embarrassment quotient... which would be extremely high at this point I imagine, even by, say, middle-school-level standards... You want children, and dim-witted adults, to laugh WITH you - not AT you).

Yes you generalize, and spew right-wing-style dogma (with the best of them), as if reading from a manual - while accusing people you've determined to be 'leftists' of doing the very same thing. UNMITIGATED, BLATANT HYPOCRISY, of which you are completely oblivious to!! It's astoundingly refreshing to see the work of someone so self-unaware, so willing to expose oneself in print nowadays - good on you! Then there's the bold quote: 'While you're busy killing all the sunnis, you can kill all the leftist trolls along with them. Dick breath.' You leave yourself naked to anyone with an I.Q. over 78 with that statement - what a wonderfully unsupervised little intellect you have! It's like a toddler in a playpen - with a machine gun!

It would not surprise me in the slightest - if at some point in time - you've proudly proclaimed yourself, "A Ditto-Head"... thus including yourself with the most blindly-stupid chattel in the last thirty-five years. Doing research for future missives perhaps?! You sly dog... Even a complete fool knows that people who profess to be "Ditto-Heads" are essentially saying, "Whatever Rush says, I just say, "Ditto" to - I don't have to think for myself... I just say "Ditto", while Rush does all the thinking"! Rush is right about everything anyway! (ha ha...)."

We both know that those types of people make for the easiest targets in the political landscape. Obviously, it's THEM and their sheep-head, think-alikes that should be in Iraq, making up the cannon fodder. Why I'm sure that an army of "Ditto-Heads" would whip that country into shape in no time. Meanwhile, for those of us who are 4F - fat and comfortable - there is a war to be waged here, at home, for the hearts and minds of the populous. Imagine... if the two of us CONVINCED two women that they were 'mindless cunts' a day for a week, and those two convinced two of their friends that they were 'mindless cunts' a day, and so on, and so on - we'd have the entire female portion of this great country believing that they were 'mindless cunts' in a matter of weeks... unless somebody disagreed with us somewhere along the way...... Shit... Well, you can deal with that variable by becoming more entrenched and strident...

Anyway, I don't have to tell you the importance of this shouting down of women to the war effort... Hell - it's your brainstorm!

To the best of my knowledge, there is no left-wing wind-bag urging people to call themselves "Ditto-Heads" - nor any independently minded person that I know of who would ever consider calling themselves anything so feeble as a "Ditto-Head" - yet I see "Ditto-Head", and "I'm with Rush" bumper stickers festooned on the ass-ends of cars everywhere around this nation. I wonder if they are really stupid enough to believe what that propagandizing charlatan says, or if they are simply addicted to Oxycontin - and are advertising for a fix...?

No matter to you... the fact is the machinery is in place, and you have demonstrated that you will run your mouth unbridled - given the slightest perceived provocation. Therefore, I think you should push ahead with "Operation Mindless Cunt" (pardon my presumption here - perhaps you wish to change the name to something worse) post haste! Also, you should continue to persist - as if robotic-ally - in calling those who oppose your views, 'mindless', 'stupid', 'moonbats' (sic) - in effect brainless morons, or "sheep". You see, I've heard it suggested that people who hate the Right-Wing's strident, boring, easy-to-ignore, generalizing dogma could possibly build a substantial case that "Ditto-Heads" (hell, anyone spewing right-wing dogma) are stupid "sheep" as well. This is why you need to step up the rhetoric - louder and faster - an out-and-out blitzkrieg!

I humbly suggest that you put some more creativity, some more oomph (if you will) into your future missives. Something like this might work on an angry man like you for example: Is it true that GW's dick is as tiny as has been reported by the women he used to snort coke and whore with while his daddy was Mayor McCheese? You must know - as you have obviously been sucking it for some time now. And as long as we're on the subject of cock-sucking - how much does it cost to have a couple of ribs removed so you can suck your own dick? You've doubtless been spending lots of time engaged in that activity as well - I can't imagine any man, woman or animal that would freely perform that act on someone so obviously filled with as much self-loathing as you have within you... you wretched, undoubtedly ugly, shit-eating maggot... By the way, your mother asked me to ask you to stop coming into her room to fuck her in the ass each night - and I saw you're _________ (enter name of wife, daughter, whichever causes the most desire to kill) on the internet last night. She was taking it up the ass by a guy packing a huge crank, while taking it in the snatch by another. She was also sucking one, and holding two others - making for a grand total of 5 dicks she was handling at once. At the end of the clip, they all spewed into her mouth...

Do you see what I mean? You need attacks that pack more of a punch - anyone can call a woman a 'cunt', or a guy a motherfucker, or prick. Those words have become clichés in the modern lexicon. Let your mind flow. You may have it in you to be much more of a disgusting wretch than you already are - and women who dare deviate from the right-wing party line need to be verbally assaulted immediately. Tender sensibilities have no place in your new world order - you know that - and the power of a swiftly delivered 'mindless cunt' can crush those sensibilities before they can become something positive.

Now remember - I'm here to help. You end your note posted December 31, 2006 06:03 PM with somewhat of a low-brow, one-liner, (remember - this is constructive criticism) 'If stupidity were a crime, you would be serving a life sentence.' To that I add this aside: 'If semi-illiteracy were a crime, you would be serving time.' The word 'exagerrated' (as you spelled it three times throughout you above mentioned posting) is actually spelled, 'exaggerated'. Remember your sixth-grade speller - we wouldn't want anyone to think that you are a shit-for-brains!

I'm certainly glad I'm not a 'leftist' - I've voted independent all my life. And no one can call me 'Anti-American' either - I've spent my time defending this country. I'm simply writing, inspired by the cause. When I read that a man is calling a woman a 'mindless cunt' for expressing her opinions in this land of free speech, I figure it's my duty to come help keep this indispensable type of inspired dialog flowing - and to help stifle things out, if necessary.

Did I say 'stifle'?! I meant straighten...

Good golly - what a malapropism... I'm blushing...

Posted by: Your Shadow at January 02, 2007 03:19 AM (guae3)

61 All you guys were totaly blinded by your government policy(US gov), thats why your comments was very strange.
The fact that your gov sent the troops to Iraq only for protecting the oil private business not for US pride? Now you blame the destroyed humvee and thousands dead soldiers to Saddam? What was Saadam do were to protect his country against colonialism. You guys
Plz Don't make your mind confused.

Posted by: noan at January 02, 2007 03:54 AM (po7+i)

62 next execution: Bush, J.howard, tony blair,

Posted by: fuck at January 02, 2007 05:20 AM (vs5c4)

63 I hope osama bin laden, destroyer usa, Australia, england!!! Bravo osama...bravo afganistan...

Posted by: fuck at January 02, 2007 05:28 AM (vs5c4)

64 FINALLY THIS EVIL U KNOW WHAT IS DEAD,,,HE GOT EVERYTHING HE DESERVED,,ALTHOUGH I THINK HE SHOULD OF BEEN TORTURED PAINFULLY VERY PAINFULLY A LOT LONGER,,,BUT JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED,,ROT IN HELL U DIRTY FILTHY A##HOLE,,NOW U R HOME,,,CLICK UR HEELS 3 TIMES AND SAY THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME,,,'''HELL''' IS UR HOME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!AND UR NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE,,,HAAAAAAAAA LOL,,,,,,OH HE SO GOT WHAT HE DESERVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: stephanie at January 02, 2007 11:37 AM (uS2ag)

65 "Your Shadow"
You must be one of the many sophisticated Liberals that I hear we should put in charge to change the United States, your logic is outstanding!

You:Calling a woman a 'mindless cunt' for having the audacity to express opinions you take issue with - nice form! You're a real credit to the people of your mind-set - congratulations!
[...] later in your post:
You:
And as long as we're on the subject of cock-sucking - how much does it cost to have a couple of ribs removed so you can suck your own dick?
[...]
By the way, your mother asked me to ask you to stop coming into her room to fuck her in the ass each night - and I saw you're _________ (enter name of wife, daughter, whichever causes the most desire to kill) on the internet last night. She was taking it up the ass by a guy packing a huge crank, while taking it in the snatch by another. She was also sucking one, and holding two others - making for a grand total of 5 dicks she was handling at once. At the end of the clip, they all spewed into her mouth...

So I am to assume you're venomous screed is because you agree with him? or otherwise didn't you just commit the very 'sin' you accused him of:
Calling a woman a 'mindless cunt' for having the audacity to express opinions you take issue with

You probably need to get a prescription.

Posted by: davec at January 02, 2007 02:57 PM (yaQM4)

66 Davec,

Sin?

Nowhere in my note did I characterize what Bargholz said was a sin - neither do I think I sinned any more than you did by reprinting mine and Bargholz’s “dirty” words. But that’s me - do you think that practicing free speech is a ‘sin’? Are you some sort of fascist or something?

My goal was simple: to help Bargholze improve his verbalizing skills - whilst shouting down women - by providing an improved, more elaborate example of a response to an offending point of view. I wrote my example so as to be something that he could understand on a visceral level - as I imagine a woman would, being called a ‘mindless cunt’.

By the way, you can call me a liberal all you want - the fact is, I’m not. If I were prone to generalizing - as Bargholze certainly is - I might say that right-wingers seem to be quick to categorize anyone who challenges them (in any fashion - purposefully or not) as “Liberal”. It’s unimaginable that a person could think for oneself - isn’t it?

Posted by: Your Shadow at January 02, 2007 05:37 PM (guae3)

67 "Your Shadow":
Your post did nothing to address the issue that I pointed out, that being your own hypocrisy -- but you did manage to throw in a reference to me being a 'fascist', what a great smokescreen for avoiding the issue that was. Bravo.

Posted by: davec at January 02, 2007 07:40 PM (yaQM4)

68 Death penalty is a crime against humanity.
It diminishes the humanity of every human being.....

Posted by: Donald Fjog at January 02, 2007 08:48 PM (/QQd9)

69 Davec,

Hilarious the way you use your misunderstanding of my postings to serve your ends - outstanding even! Went right over your head yet again...

Yes, you unwittingly have several of the rudimentary skills requisite to becoming a fascist-style propaganda minister - in the Joseph Goebbels’ mode - it’s true... With a lot of diligent work, someday you may even be able to communicate on the level of (dare I say it...) Bargholz himself!

The fact that you seem delighted that you’ve exposed me as a ‘hypocrite’, given the subject-matter provided in my original missive to Bargholz (who threw down the gauntlet by calling a woman a ‘mindless cunt’) serves to expose you as the unrelenting moron that you are. I’ve given you two chances - time’s up...

You think that calling me a hypocrite is some kind of revelation?! I’ve got news for you, brainiac: WE’RE ALL FUCKING HYPOCRITES - EVERY HUMAN ON THIS PLANET, AT LEAST AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER! That was one of the noteworthy points intertwined within my missive to Bargholz in the first place - but unfortunately, things have to be spelled out for you in crayon, don’t they Davek?

Shit, I was looking for some fun - but at this point, you are even more boring than Burgholz was. Neither of you are worth the distraction... I therefore leave the vitriol we’ve engendered with you. Go ahead, get the last word in - I won’t be visiting this site again, so I won’t see it. Better yet, get someone else to write for you - someone with the ability to see beneath the superficial...

Are you done looking up superficial in the dictionary yet? Let’s continue then...

As for the stupidity, the cow-tail mindlessness, the spewing of clichés, the utter lack of originality - I leave those elements back where they originated from... with you and your crony Bargholz (who doesn’t even have the balls to stick up for himself against me apparently. Perhaps his balls are in your mouth - ba doomp boomp!).

You see, you’re both too easy - and I’m unwilling to invest any more time trying to educate the terminally dim... Verbal sparring with you puny, self-loathing troglodytes is unfulfilling - to say the least.

So have fun with your hatred and “Ditto-Head” idiocy - do your worst with your stupidity to the fellow inhabitants of this planet you find objectionable! Left unchecked, my bet is that you’ll lead yourselves to ruin trying... Hatred is a dangerous element...

God bless you - fucking hypocrite! Huzzah!

Posted by: Your Shadow at January 02, 2007 09:11 PM (guae3)

70 I must say I've enjoyed reading everyone's comments (well, those who can spell correctly anyway).

It's good to give facts when making a political point. Unfortunately that is something the media refuses to give our citizens 95% of the time...well-rounded facts not based on opinion or political swagger. It's hard to see the truth through all of the agendas. So for those of you who can actually quote history and truth to give everyone else the bigger picture, bravo to you!

My husband and I were talking about how much money our country could be saving by taking Iraq's lead and putting to death those who are sentenced to it within a thirty day period. HELLO. Tax dollars much? Anyone have any facts on how much it costs you and I to keep an inmate alive for 20 years while he waits to get gassed?

I'm all for giving someone an opportunity to come clean and repent for their mistakes, but why prolong something that will inevitably happen when that money could go towards getting our own people off the streets? Don't you think Americans would think twice about committing heinous crimes if they knew they were risking death within 30 days?

Posted by: LL at January 02, 2007 10:12 PM (0ISIv)

71 Well done you lot. You have managed to turn a simple discussion about Saddams execution into a foul mouthed slagging match, Bravo.

Personally, I think that he is now in a better place for us who still walk this earth. The planet isn't big enough for the pure evil that people like Saddam possess. Also Bush and Blair are also to blame for part of the suffering that goes on. The only difference between Saddam Bush and Blair is that the latter two manage to do their bidding while using their power and corruption as protection. Saddam only had his brainwashed cranks. (Although Bush and Blair supporters are often found to be brainwashed cranks also.).

To sum it up, he is dead but it doesnt change a thing. More people will die and be tortured etc. The only way to get on with the world properly is to let people who care and arent red neck imbreds rule the world.

Ent...

Posted by: Entemol at January 03, 2007 02:28 AM (kCdx+)

72 Well done you lot. You have managed to turn a simple discussion about Saddams execution into a foul mouthed slagging match, Bravo.

Personally, I think that he is now in a better place for us who still walk this earth. The planet isn't big enough for the pure evil that people like Saddam possess. Also Bush and Blair are also to blame for part of the suffering that goes on. The only difference between Saddam Bush and Blair is that the latter two manage to do their bidding while using their power and corruption as protection. Saddam only had his brainwashed cranks. (Although Bush and Blair supporters are often found to be brainwashed cranks also.).

To sum it up, he is dead but it doesnt change a thing. More people will die and be tortured etc. The only way to get on with the world properly is to let people who care and arent red neck imbreds rule the world.

Ent...

Posted by: Entemol at January 03, 2007 02:28 AM (kCdx+)

73 Point, set and match - you self-righteous egotist.

Entemol... Sounds like a dime-store enema...

Posted by: Sherman at January 03, 2007 04:45 AM (guae3)

74 if you think sadam is eval i think you should look at who is running USA and that place the jews stole long live palstine long live sadam long live islam

Posted by: yanky redneck fuck at January 03, 2007 09:18 AM (ZBYAj)

75 We are in school in PgC. watching this! Thank god that son of a bitch is dead! They should have televised it right when it happend! There better not be any bullshit about, it wasnt him or something along those lines! Although there are so many ways that he could have died, but it wouldnt have been ractional! once again THANK GOD THAT BITCH IS DEAD!!!

Posted by: Christine, Olivia, Nick, Candace at January 03, 2007 10:36 AM (76lbp)

76 No one can rally be sure of anything!

Posted by: Carmen scialla at January 03, 2007 11:40 AM (cKPtH)

77 F*ck saddam , let him hang

Posted by: whitey at January 03, 2007 12:22 PM (BojBe)

78 "Your Shadow":
Let me simply surmise your talking point:
You're a Hitler, Sir, a fucking jackbooted Jew stomping Hitler! (what other thing can I throw in to avoid answering)
Yawn -- and surprise you're never coming back, enjoy your "victory" with a congratulatory wank, I'm sure you keep the Kleenex and Lotion next to the monitor.

Posted by: davec at January 03, 2007 12:51 PM (yaQM4)

79 hmm..
saddam = dead? =)

finally, after one man took lives from
thousands of other, he himself has his
life
take away.

sounds kind of nice to hear, actually.

signed:__ very pleased

Posted by: very pleased at January 03, 2007 04:24 PM (fokKw)

80 hmm..
saddam = dead? =)

finally, after one man took lives from
thousands of other, he himself has his
life
take away.

sounds kind of nice to hear, actually.

signed:__ very pleased

Posted by: very pleased at January 03, 2007 04:24 PM (fokKw)

81 hmm..
saddam = dead? =)

finally, after one man took lives from
thousands of other, he himself has his
life
take away.

sounds kind of nice to hear, actually.

signed:__ very pleased

Posted by: very pleased at January 03, 2007 04:24 PM (fokKw)

82 saddam's dead...PHEWW
soo happy hes finally gone guysss

Love Always: ****** Misyy

Posted by: missy at January 03, 2007 04:27 PM (fokKw)

83 Well they hung Sadam!
After reading all of your posts it's clear that hatred is still alive and well.
As a Canadian I'd just like to say that I'm sitting here wondering, would the U.S maybe be better off, if instead of spending all those billions pissing everyone in the middle east off (the one's you're not killing anyway) you could teach more people to spell!
No- I'm not a liberal
No- I didn't finish high school, and I don't need you to correct my grammar and spelling
Yes- I think you leader is a dangerous man who is making my world a more dangerous place to live for generations to come.
Just a freindly neighbor having a little fun. Let the venomous right wing rants begin.

Posted by: Canuck at January 03, 2007 04:47 PM (D1kZe)

84

Canuck: 

Well speaking for myself, I doubt there is anything the US government could do to try and improve my spelling that I'm not already doing.

When I was a kid I went to regional spelling bees, and did pretty good. I had dyslexia, even then, but I could handle it. I tried to write a number of things that never got accepted, and then a few years back I had double pneumonia, and a hundred and four fever. I took baths in ice cold water, and hallucinated. Weeks passed, I 'recoverd' but would fall over if I didn't use visual references to tell me which way was up. Also I lost control of my dyslexia enough that I thought I might never try to write again.

Now I practice on the Jawa Report. I still make mistakes, especially when I'm tired, but my confidence is returning, and so the rest gets easier. But my spelling isn't as important as the 14 centuries of Jihad, or the lingering cult of Marxism, that threaten freedom tody.

Sure, I hate Saddam. So what? I hate lots of evil people. At least my hatred was formed during my adult years. In the middle East hate is being forced into children who are only three years old! We are not pissing off these people. they are brainwashing their own children to hate, and kill, and die for Allah.

I have seen a lot of the news about Sharia in Canada, and you don't want it there if you love liberty. Show your "true patriot love" and keep it out of your country. It is totalitarianism. God keep your land "glorious and free!"

USA, all the way!

Posted by: Michael Weaver at January 04, 2007 01:14 PM (2OHpj)

85 wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Posted by: miley syrus at January 09, 2007 01:01 PM (BtNfK)

86 ejfbpandz wurm zucd qewmbvt juidxrc tqjomsulk buzml

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According to the Multi-National Forces, 11 high ranking members of The Army of Ansar al Sunna have been captured. The Sunni group is one of the main terrorist organizations in areas North of Baghdad. They are known for their gruesome videos in which civilians are beheaded.

As Nick, who e-mailed me about this said, "bet you wont see this story on the MSM." Indeed. It's not so much that they won't report it, they will, but it will be buried in the text of another story. (see WaPo for example, which buries it 9 paragraphs into an article bearing bad news about an American pilot killed). And don't expect it to get any TV airtime. None.

This is very big news. On par with the story that the Juba Baghdad sniper was apparently captured. Alive. As Bohica reminded me, CNN was okay with showing the propaganda video of "Juba" killing American soldiers, but will they give Juba's arrest any airtime? Don't. Hold. Your. Breath.

MNF:

BAGHDAD, Iraq – In one week's time, Coalition Forces captured 11 suspected senior-level terrorists of Ansar al Sunna during a series of raids in north-central Iraq during mid-November.

During the raids, Coalition Forces captured the terrorist emirs of Iraq, Ramadi, Baqubah, Tikrit, al Qa’im, Bayji and Baghdad. They also captured two terrorist facilitators, a courier, an explosives expert and a financier.

The detention of these terrorists delivers a serious blow to the AAS network that is responsible for improvised explosive device attacks and suicide attacks and on Iraqi government, Coalition Forces and Iraqi civilians. The AAS network is also responsible for multiple kidnappings, small arms attacks and other crimes in the central and northern part of Iraq.

AAS is considered by some to be a leading terror organization in Iraq as al-Qaida’s leadership continues to crumble and it loses its ability to function due to Iraqi and Coalition Forces systematic dismantling efforts.

Although some AAS senior leadership allegedly hide in Iran, they continually plan attacks to disrupt Iraqi reconstruction efforts. This allows the AAS leadership to attempt to disrupt Iraqi reconstruction progress using their followers, while keeping the leadership out of harms way.

The Iraqi people deserve to live in country free from terror. Coalition and Iraqi Forces will continue to disrupt terrorist networks by killing and capturing terrorists, intercepting and destroying VBIEDs and suicide vests and continuously degrading terror cells operating within Iraq.

So, just how bad is the Army of Ansar al-Sunnah? Very. Bad.

Think Abu Musab al Zarqawi bad (Zarqawi used to work with them from time to time). Think the beheading of truck drivers and the murder of hostages bad. Or any one else who they suspected of having any ties to the Iraqi government. Killing them. Murdering them all. On video.

In fact, going through our archives I believe it is safe to say that The Jaish Ansar al Sunnah have more innocent blood on their hands than Zarqawi's Tawhid wal Jihad & al Qaeda in Iraq.

The following is not a comprehensive list of all the people they murdered and then used for their own terror propaganda. The death penalty is too good for members of Ansar al Sunna.

The Army of Ansar al-Sunna Kills American Cpl. Jeffrey A. Boskovich
Mayada Salihi--a woman--Taken Hostage in Iraq by Ansar al-Sunna
Two Turkish Truck Drivers--Turan Unal and Huseyin Aytag--Murderd by Ansar al Sunnah.
They murdered Japanese hostage Akihiko Saito.
12 Nepalese Hostages Killed, 1 Beheaded
Alleged CIA Agent Beheaded
Iraqi, Turk Beheaded by Army of Ansar al-Sunna
Ansar al Sunna Kills 3 Iraqis on Video
Ansar al Sunna beheads hostage Barie Nafi'a Daoud Ibrahim on video
CIA Agent Executed: Another Beheading Video
Army of Ansar al Sunna Beheads Iraqi Officer
Turkish Hostage Beheaded on Video
Army of Ansar al-Sunna Attacks 'CIA' Vehicle
Army of Ansar al-Sunnah Execution Video, More Beheadings in Mosul
Ansar al Sunna Beheads 3 On Video
Nepalese Civilian Murdered by Ansar al-Sunnah
The Army of Ansar al-Sunnah Kills Iraqi Translator
Army of Ansar al-Sunnah Murders 7 on Video
Beheading Video from Army of Ansar al-Sunnah: Shiite Follower of Muqtada al-Sadr Beheaded for 'Working with US'
Iraqi Murdered by Army of Ansar al-Sunnah in New Beheading Video
Army of Ansar al-Sunnah Murder Hostages by Beheading, Video Released
The Kurdish Victims of the Army of Ansar al Sunna
The Army of Ansar al-Sunna has murdered Iraqi Nasser Had Ali
Terrorists Murder Civilians in Iraq on Video (Amir Nassir & Others)
Turkish truck driver Ramadan Elbu murderd by Ansar al Sunna (with help of Zarqawi's al Qaeda)

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1 HELPFUL HINTS FOR FOR TERRORISTS - CANADIAN VIEW
I give you one piece of advice: Do not incite the American people to war.  We in Canada know a lot about the US, and how they think, and how they live, much more than the average person in Bam, Iran, or Tyre, Lebanon, knows.  You think that you can use hate as a weapon to build an attack against he US, but you know not what you do.  The US has over 300 million people, and they are all soldiers.  The US built its country by its own hands, and from the beginning, they all accepted that freedom, liberty, and democracy were not negotiable.  If by some miracle, an invasion force of Iranians attempted a landing on US soil, every man, woman and child would be there to meet them.  They would not relent until it was finished.  On United Airlines Flight 93, a random assortment of 40 civilian Americans was suddenly called to arms in a miniature Middle Eastern war.  The ex-policewoman air hostess, the environmentalist, the marketing executive, moved against the Islamists as one, and collectively said, "We are not afraid".  Americans did not become timorous, or afraid after 9/11, instead they "got busy on yo’ ass".  After 9/11, America did not back down, and they will not back down, because the attack incited individual Americans against every Islamist, and every person who supports Islamists, or gives comfort to them.  Americans are not the same as the Russians in Afghanistan, or the French in Algeria.  To defeat the US, you will have to kill every one of them, and you do not know how to do that.

You clearly do not understand how rich Americans are, how many resources they have at their disposal, how intelligent, perseverant, and creative they are.  Their wealth is enormous, with massive amounts of built structure: large houses, soaring office towers, highways, schools, universities, hospitals, and military bases everywhere, spanning a continent.  Honestly, if you had even an inkling of what you are up against, you would cease your pointless reverse crusade immediately.

Within the last century, Americans have become extremely interested in war.  They think about it, talk about it, plan for, it and rehearse it constantly. They spend huge amounts on their military every year, building installations and weapons, many types of which you have never even heard about.  Tens of millions of Americans have served, do serve, and will serve in their military.  We Canadians sometimes stand back and look at the Americans bemused, because one seldom even sees any of the Canadian military presence in Canada, whereas the US National Guard units stationed near Buffalo, New York, alone, have sufficient resources at their disposal to kill every Muslim on earth.  Of course the Americans are right to prepare for war, because there is always another one coming, and they know that they will probably be the main target.  The US even declared a "War on Poverty" in the 1960's, but thankfully they relented before they began bombing the slums.

People who do not understand democracies constantly underestimate them.  Hitler and Stalin certainly underestimated democracies.  Many of those living in non-democracies think that in the current situation in the US, with huge internal dissent, Democrats shouting misgivings about Iraq, and Republicans pontificating about treachery, and the enemy within, it may seem that the factions will cancel each other out, or with more Democrat influence, the whole tide of war will change.  Instead, the US is exposing its power to the world, by thinking out loud, disagreeing publicly, and nit-picking endlessly over details in floods of political television programs.  The election is over, and, the war on terror will go on, as all previous US wars have done, irrespective of the party in power.  To understand US policy, look carefully at what is not said, because that is where they have reached implicit consensus.  Neither side is talking about ending the war on terror -- instead they are bickering about the best way to kill Islamists.

For the Middle East, the scale of this war is enormous, which is clearly evident in the reportage of Al Jazeera, which mainly features events related to the war on terror.  In contrast, this war has had no real effect on the US whatsoever.  It is completely trivial.  The US media talks about the war a lot, but Americans are always very interested in war in general, and there are no interesting sex scandals going on at the moment.  If JonBenet Ramsay's murderer were to be found, CNN would focus completely on that, and behave for weeks as if the war on terror did not exist.  So far, the war on terror has cost the US roughly 6,000 lives since 9/11, while over that same period, approximately 2,000,000 Americans have died from smoking.  In the World War II epoch, spanning 1933-1945, about 70,000,000 people were killed, but only about 500,000 of them were Americans, and the US became stronger because of that war.  Islamists hope to obtain nuclear weapons (in fact there really are no other weapons of mass destruction).  With some luck, and perseverance, Islamists may be able to detonate a nuclear bomb in Times Square, New York, and kill 1,000,000 people, but that is 0.3% of the US population.  The remaining 99.7% of the US population would then do to the Islamists what the US did to Japan.  Later, in the years that followed such an event, some Americans would regret having turned several Middle Eastern countries into blowing ash, but there would be a reluctant final consensus that after the Times Square bombing, it had to be done, and they would be right.

In the meantime, the US grows stronger each day.  Their economy is doing extremely well, providing levels of health and prosperity that even Ali Baba could not have dreamt about.  Coca Cola is finally getting to challenge Pepsi in Afghanistan.  As a bonus, the US military gets to interrupt its constant war games to practice and train in a real war in Iraq.  These are almost perfect training circumstances, with lots of troop rotations, a very low casualty rate, a real but evanescent enemy, and a kill ratio of much higher than 10 to 1.  It is a general's dream, and it's an excellent theatre to test, develop, and refine weapons and tactics, in preparation for Iran, when that battle becomes necessary.

The most powerful method the US has of defeating the Islamists is already in play, and it will ultimately succeed.  We Canadians, as the constant neighbours and interlocutors of the Americans, know their secrets.  Only 5% of Americans have passports, and their biggest single foreign travel destination is Canada.  The Americans’ secret method is that they do not hate very well.  They’re terrible at it. They don't teach their children to hate, they constantly forget who their enemies are, and they forgive adversaries, usually before the last bullet has landed.  Islamists, and so many people in the Middle East, cling to hate as an addiction, passing it on to their children, cherishing it inside themselves, using it as the centerpiece of their lives.  Hate,  quite simply, like other addictions, is a waste of time and energy.  Americans can't concentrate very long on hate.  They lose interest, or forget what the fighting was all about, or follow up their wars with reconstruction plans for their vanquished enemies.  From time to time, they get mad at "Krauts", or "Japs", or "Commies", but the next thing you know, the epithets are gone from the language, and things are back to normal, with Americans welcoming their former enemies into their country as immigrants, and marrying them, if possible.

Therefore, my advice to Islamists is to just give up fighting the US and forget about it.  Your hate will not even be reciprocated, and you will probably still be welcomed as immigrants during the conflict.  In the meantime, remember it's not the Americans fault that your son wants to play with X-Box, or your daughter wants to wear Prada.  If you don’t like Coca-Cola, don’t buy it.  By flaunting your hate, you expose your jealousy, and humiliate yourselves.  At the end of the war on terror, those who hate will be no better off than they were, while the US, by not hating, will be ever brighter, as "the shining city on the hill".

Posted by: DemocracyRules at November 30, 2006 03:51 PM (+WNUd)

2 Interesting write up and it makes some good points...

Posted by: blackflag at November 30, 2006 04:15 PM (Mq5jS)

3 PORTLAND, Oregon (CNN) -- The U.S. Justice Department said Wednesday it is paying $2 million and apologizing to an Oregon lawyer wrongly accused of being involved with the 2004 train bombings in Madrid, Spain.

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/LAW/11/29/mayfield.suit/index.html

Hey Brandon, at least you weren’t executed at point blank range like Jean Menezes.

Posted by: Greg at November 30, 2006 04:39 PM (v7DMp)

4 Hey Greg:
Testicle, one, two, three. Err, one, two.
This thing on? Tap, tap, tap.
It's good to be back. I may not post as often for a while. I'm in the process of writing a book on the anomalies of the 9-11 attack with a dozen or so other academics and research scientists from around the nation.
Soon you will know my true identity.
Posted by: greg at August 5, 2005 04:03 PM

has 1+ year been "soon" enough? or just no interest?

Posted by: davec at November 30, 2006 04:54 PM (yaQM4)

5 "They don't teach their children to hate, they constantly forget who their enemies are, and they forgive adversaries, usually before the last bullet has landed."
 
How true. One of my friends visited Vietnam last year. He said it was awsome, and we LOST that one.
 
If you want to send that letter to ImOnAMadJihad in Iran as our response, you have my permission.
 
Oh, and don't sell yourself short, Canada. There's nary a man alive that can take on a pissed off Canadian.
 

Posted by: BohicaTwentyTwo at November 30, 2006 04:54 PM (oC8nQ)

6 Greg: Thats a muslim lawyer. Makes things even worse to those of you who cheer for the other side.

Posted by: Greyrooster at November 30, 2006 05:22 PM (0TutP)

7 I wonder if the Iraqi government will do so well when it comes to capturing Shite terrorists? 

Posted by: Greyrooster at November 30, 2006 05:23 PM (0TutP)

8 Anyone believes this shit? LOL

Posted by: Yeah Keep On Dreaming Amerifucks at December 01, 2006 05:33 AM (HBm+q)

9 Anyone believes this shit? LOL

Everytime a terrorist is killed the Left goes into denial.

Posted by: Jesusland Carlos at December 01, 2006 10:33 AM (yJKSD)

10 I, for one, am waiting with baited breath to learn of gregturd's
identity, and hope to meet him in person... for an autographed copy of
his book... yeah, that's it!

Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at December 01, 2006 03:37 PM (v3I+x)

11 Worse part is is true. The feds have agree to pay the muslim bastard 2 million of our tax dollars.

Posted by: Greyrooster at December 01, 2006 06:08 PM (18uRb)

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The Iraqi Ministry of the Interior announced that it has captured the Baghdad sniper known as Ali Nazar al Jubori. The name sounds eerily familiar. al Jubori....could this be the original Juba sniper? That is the claim being made.

Let me remind my readers that the "Juba the Baghdad sniper" does not exist--at least, not in the heroic sense that the jihadi crowd has painted him as. He's a myth. A piece of fictional propaganda produced by terrorists. A heroic superman for the al Qaeda supporters of the world.

This is not to say that there never was an al Qaeda linked sniper in Iraq who got the nickname "Juba", only that the popular videos showing "his" work are really compilations of not only different snipers, but also of different terror organizations. We know this because the "Juba top 10 video" shows previously released material from several different known terror groups and that at least one of the snipers who's work is shown in the video was later arrested.

But like many heroes, there may actually be a man behind the myth. Al Jubori may actually be the original "Juba Baghdad Sniper" as the Iraqis are claiming. In fact, a recent video proported to show the real "Juba" and included interviews with the Baghdad sniper.

The sniper cell he is said to have trained, also called the "Juba snipers", was also broken up and many of them arrested. Again, that is what the Iraqis are saying. We'll see.

If it is "Juba", then this is an important moral victory for the US and anti-terrorist forces in Iraq. Juba is a real hero to many in the Salafi terrror supporting community.

There were several websites devoted to Juba, and which were alleged to be run by him (although I doubt that), and which were based in the US. They were bought and paid for by someone claiming to be a member of the terrorist organization knows as the Islamic Army in Iraq (IAI)--which has links to al Qaeda. Oh, but thanks to Jawa Report readers, those websites are down.

Of course, not all of Juba's webzines are down. Only those that were commercially bought and paid for by the IAI. There is still one website up, provided for free by the Google owned Blogger/blogspot platform. That's right, Google continues to host a terrorist's website--or one proported to be run by him.

We've begged and pleaded with blogspot over this and other terrorist websites to no avail. They literally help the enemy while wrapping themselves under the veil of the First Amendment. The best we could do was set up an alternative Juba website.

Interestingly enough, I found this information from Michelle Malkin, who I believe doesn't yet know the value of the press release she was sent from CENTCOM (UPDATE: Now she does). The purpose of the press release was to counter stories by the AP which seem to be false. But buried down in it is this from Brig. Gen. Abdul Kareem Khalaf Al-Kenani, Ministry of Interior spokesman (update: also buried in this MSM report):

The third subject is, this week the strikes we made against the al-Qaeda terrorist organization in Baghdad were many and very strong in Baghdad. Before my arrival to this press conference, I was informed that one of the three who were just captured or detained is Mazer Al-Jubouri, aka the Baghdad Sniper, and his group. He admitted many things that are very important and very dangerous and our forces used this information about his network and conducted raids in the past 24 hours and detained 30 terrorists.

Those terrorists executed several explosions in Palestine and Beirut streets, and the New Baghdad area. He also admitted that their base is in Diyala province, which supplied them with money, weapons and explosives. They are now under investigation and we think this cell or network has been dismantled.

UPDATE II: Murdoc has an exclusive (and short) podcast about media coverage of the "juba" capture.

UPDATE: Howie grabbed this image of Juba the Baghdad Sniper from one of the Islamic Army in Iraq's propaganda videos. more...

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More Imperial good news. Looks like someone will get an all expense paid trip to beautiful tropical Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Enjoy your stay and may it be a long one.

Reuters: KABUL, Nov 13 - U.S. forces in Afghanistan have captured an al Qaeda operative who escaped from the main U.S. military prison in the country last year, a Pakistani newspaper reported on Monday.

The man, identified as Abu Nasir al-Qahtani, was captured recently in the southeastern Afghan province of Khost, the News newspaper said, citing Taliban supporters in the Pakistani border region of North Waziristan.

The U.S. military said on Nov. 6 a "known al Qaeda operative and five other extremists" had been captured during an operation near Khost town early that day.

It did not identify any of those captured. A U.S. military spokesman on Monday referred queries to the U.S. Department of Defence.

Al-Qahtani has been referred to in some news reports as Mohammad Jafar Jamal al-Kahtani.

Four Arab al Qaeda militants escaped from the heavily fortified U.S. detention centre at Bagram air base, the U.S. military's main base in Afghanistan, 50 km (30 miles) north of Kabul, on July 11 last year.

Related Post on the escape of this man here.

Hooray!!!!

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Here's at least one more silver lining:

Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill., told fellow Republican lawmakers on Wednesday he does not intend to run for minority leader when Democrats take control of the House in January, officials said.

Hastert conveyed word in a conference call one day after Republicans lost control of the House in midterm elections.

The officials who described Hastert's plans did so on condition of anonymity, saying they did not want to pre-empt a formal announcement.

His decision to step down cleared the way for a likely succession battle. Rep. John Boehner of Ohio, the majority leader, is expected to run, and Reps. Mike Pence of Indiana and Joe Barton of Texas have also signaled they may make a bid for leadership positions.

H/t : Michelle.

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And now I laugh, and pull so hard, to see you swinging from the Gallows Pole

The former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein will be hanged by the end of January, a senior member of Nouri al-Maliki’s Dawa party predicted today as an around-the-clock curfew kept the lid on sectarian violence after the deposed dictator was sentenced to death.

Image stein hoist: Wild Thing

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Obsession to be aired on Fox News tomorrow night.

For those of us without the patience to watch it in segments on YouTube.

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Is Osama bin Laden Dead? A recent story by the Globe and Mail suggests just that. Considering today's news that Ayman al Zawahiri might also be dead, I'd say things are looking up. Or at the very least, hope springs something something. Anyway, we can dream, can't we? more...

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