agreed. NOW

 

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Hey Mike thanks for signing on to support the corruption theme- basically I'm just linking up the related posts at different blogs. No requirements, just trying to encurage some posts about corporate crime.

 

hi rose

hi again lily, i know i said i would but been too busy today. i will do though

 

Agreed. I think of the families trying to survive under these conditions and it has to be a living hell. I also think the Iraqi people have to be the strongest people in the world to have survived at all.

 

I dunno, Mike. Did we not bomb the hell out of Germany, and then occupy them to this day? Seems to me that period of occupation was preceded by a brutal dictator as well, and things turned out pretty well.

Painting parellels with wide strokes,

Rex

 

i don't think that it is really a parallel with germany but then i suspect you don't either.

 

I'd like to thank our British friends for supporting the liberal revolution in the Muslim world and opposing fascism in the Middle East. Letting the democratic majority in Iraq face the jihadists alone would be criminal.

 

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ops wrong link

 

No one disputes that we need to withdraw from Iraq. We need to do so in a way that does not put someone like al-Zarqawi in charge. Antiwar protesters advocate recklessness because they hate the west.

Poll from World Public Opinion

"Asked what they would like the newly elected Iraqi government to ask the US-led forces to do, 70% of Iraqis favor setting a timeline for the withdrawal of US forces. This number divides evenly between 35% who favor a short time frame of “within six months” and 35% who favor a gradual reduction over two years. Just 29% say it should “only reduce US-led forces as the security situation improves in Iraq.”

Here's another Poll.

"The majority of Iraqis overall view the recent parliamentary elections as valid, are optimistic that their country is going in the right direction and feel that the overthrow of Saddam Hussein has been worth the costs."

Too bad we can't say the same about today's anti-liberal left. In the near future, the Iraqis will be able to hate Americans in freedom, just like our ungrateful friends in Europe.

;)

 

according to a british ministry of defence poll (yes thats the british ministry of defence - those well known jihadists) 82% of iraqis would rather we left and left now.

the paper the link is from is a murdoch paper and just like Faux news was originally pro-war

 

this one

the accidental one should have been thisone. which i did not mean to relate to the comments here i just put in the wronglink when i was doing html. it is damn funny tho

 

sorry, blogger went all weird for a bit there. well it did at my end anyway

 

well i distrust the one from 'world public opinion' as it has people from monsanto on the board and is involved with both the rockefeller and ford foundations.

just because they give it a public interest sounding name does not make it a public interest research body.

 

michael--

If you examine both polls, the numbers are quite similar. The number you refer to claims that 82% of Iraqis are opposed to coalition troops. This isn't the same thing as an immediate pullout, as polling from other sources indicates. The International Jewish Biotech Conspiracy isn't behind this fact.

From your link,

"But Iraq's President Jalal Talabani pleaded last night for British troops to stay. "There would be chaos and perhaps civil war," he said. "We are now fighting a world war launched by terrorists against civilisation, against democracy, against progress, against all the values of humanity. If British troops withdrew, the terrorists would say, 'Look, we have imposed our will on the most accomplished armed forces in the world and terror is the way to oblige the Europeans to surrender to us'."

Ah, somebody with a good handle on reality.

 

LEAVE NOW.

Michael, right on. Being asked to believe that there were two distinct "Gulf Wars" is kind of like being asked to believe that there were different people taking part. Also it is quietly denying any aggression during the sanctions/no-fly zone/half a million dead children years.

Some bizarre comments from your new center-right friend. I liked this one the most: "Antiwar protesters advocate recklessness because they hate the west." Classic!

 

I see the troll has been here- I have seen him on numerous blogs today- what a pain...you handled him great....I was glad that the point about the continuation of one mess into another and carrying on was pointed out, Gulf Wars??? please GULF WAR MESS ...I think many americans get IT....I wish that more did...BTW your site looks great... I love the Albert Blackboard headline...and some of the other touchs you have put on here....

( I was off blogland for a few weeks- had home duties to tend...but I still come here on regular basis- sometimes I just lurk....you don't mind lurkers right?)

 

nice to see you back enigma