The Libs say that the WOT isn't in Iraq? Tell that to these soldiers!

[-Cp]

great commercial:
http://www.midwestheroes.com/docs/video/heroes.wmv

 

[dilloduck]

great commercial:
http://www.midwestheroes.com/docs/video/heroes.wmv

 

[-Cp]

They have another one too:
http://www.midwestheroes.com/docs/video/remember.wmv

 

[trobinett]

 

[-Cp]

Of course the USMB libs are silent on this one too...

 

[theim]

Ready to get pissed off?

http://powerlineblog.com/archives/013191.php

Lower than the gutter, lower than the sewers, these guys just hit frickn' bedrock. Now they're breakn' out the jackhammers.

 

[theHawk]

Ready to get pissed off?

http://powerlineblog.com/archives/013191.php

Lower than the gutter, lower than the sewers, these guys just hit frickn' bedrock. Now they're breakn' out the jackhammers.

Great find Theim, just goes to show ya how far out the democratic party leaders are. Liberals just can't stand it when troops speak out against them! :usa:

 

[dmp]

Every soldier I meet feels the way the soldiers in those vids feel. I see soldiers with Iraq-experience EVERY DAY.


I know how soldiers think - i know how they feel.

 

[Mariner]

so I can't hear the soldiers' comments.

There are Iraq veterans on both sides of the war--don't make it out like it's all one-sided.

Same for criticism of the war--there are many conservatives critical of it (e.g. the Cato Institute, the new book by Bartlett, and the Francis Fukuyama piece I posted recently). Some oppose the expense and others the uber-liberal idea that we can remake the Middle East in our own image.

I do agree with all of you here that the Democratic Party has been hopeless in providing reasonable alternatives. Being totally anti-war isn't realistic in this situation.

Mariner.

 

[dmp]

so I can't hear the soldiers' comments.

There are Iraq veterans on both sides of the war--don't make it out like it's all one-sided.

Same for criticism of the war--there are many conservatives critical of it (e.g. the Cato Institute, the new book by Bartlett, and the Francis Fukuyama piece I posted recently). Some oppose the expense and others the uber-liberal idea that we can remake the Middle East in our own image.

I do agree with all of you here that the Democratic Party has been hopeless in providing reasonable alternatives. Being totally anti-war isn't realistic in this situation.

Mariner.

Those on the 'other side' were largely discipline cases, or otherwise under-achievers.

 

[rtwngAvngr]

so I can't hear the soldiers' comments.

There are Iraq veterans on both sides of the war--don't make it out like it's all one-sided.

Same for criticism of the war--there are many conservatives critical of it (e.g. the Cato Institute, the new book by Bartlett, and the Francis Fukuyama piece I posted recently). Some oppose the expense and others the uber-liberal idea that we can remake the Middle East in our own image.

I do agree with all of you here that the Democratic Party has been hopeless in providing reasonable alternatives. Being totally anti-war isn't realistic in this situation.

Mariner.

Our own image meaning "free and tolerant"? WHat's wrong with that? You lefties want to make over the world too, in your totalitarian image. Hey. Maybe that's why you like islamofascism so much, it's against freedom, like you.