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Monday
17Oct2005

Bad News (for Liberals) from Iraq

DateMonday, October 17, 2005 at 04:14PM
  • In today's world, disappointments abound for Liberals and I hate to hog, so I'll cite Bridgette Johnson's nanny-nanny boo-boo on Iraq.

iraqwoman vote.jpgThe liberals are upset today. They discovered once again the Iraqi people agree with Bush: That their freedom is worth fighting and dying for...

The Iraqi people are our allies in the War on Terror. And judging by their grit, restraint in the face of violence for a bigger cause, and bravery, we are lucky to have them.

Sorry, liberals, no Civil War here. Move on. Nothing to see. Maybe elsewhere you can propagandize on behalf of mass murderers to hurt the Bush administration, but not in Iraq. Not in Iraq.

It used to be that basket weaving was considered a safe and therapeutic activity for the emotionally frail and the mentally impaired.  In typical fashion, Liberals have rejected the wisdom of the ages sought instead to substitute the Blame Bush game to ease their anxiety and to allay neurotic feelings of anxiety and low self esteem brought on by constantly being wrong.  Hurricane Katrina via global warming caused by Dubya personally is a good example of how ineffective this strategy has been.  Rather than giving them a feeling of satisfaction, a soothing balm of accomplishment, these stretches into illogic and distorted reality have only fueled the need to find more misfortune to lay at Bush's door. Sadly, one can almost hear the fevered obsessiveness creep into their conversation as they grope to find Bush causality in the mudslides in Guatemala, the earthquakes in Pakistan, the disintegration of Iraq Afghanistan Toledo, Ohio.  Go back to basket weaving, Liberals.  Turn in your voter registration cards and go back to basket weaving.

OK, gloatfest over.  Just had to get that out of my system .

 

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Already there are allegations of voter fraud and demands for a recount in Iraq. Can we guess who's behind it all?
October 18, 2005 | Unregistered Commentertraductora

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