Bush's "bring it on" comment was absolutely brilliant, IMO...

[4dsc]

Here is a quote from rightie the warmonger:

What he has done is take away from terrorists deeds elsewhere and got them coming to Iraq. What better way to fight them then with an army a few hundred thousand strong?

This tactical stroke of genius has enhanced the security of Americans here because the terrorists are flocking to Iraq to fight the "infidels".

Nice going, GW!

[Bluecoller]

1. It helps the poor

A lot of the nuts who want to kill an American cant afford to come here. :crazy:



------- IRAQ IS INNOCENT of 911---O8)

-bush shit his pants on 911-:hurts:

-------------- bluecoller-the grumpy old kraut -------- :mad:

[alcuno]

2. I have been waiting for them to make this argument.

Not that it's true. "What better way to fight them than with an army a few hundred thousand strong." Yeah, an army that is stuck playing defense, not offense.

And what evidence is there of terrorists not acting elsewhere because they had to catch a bus to Iraq? From what I've heard, there are plenty of terrorists to go around. Will we catch bin Laden in Iraq?

[rooboy]

3. Yeah...

If you ignore the terrorists who "flocked" to the Jakarta Marriott hotel the other day.

[opihimoimoi]

4. Send the KIA families this "Brilliant" opinion

I know they will concur.

[bfusco]

5. brilliant to brain dead freeper

They realize things are going bad, the American publics eyes are slowly opening and they are desperate to latch on to the most pathetic arguements. I heard Brit Hume make that assertion on Faux News a couple of days ago and now it seems to be all over the place. It just shows that freepers are too stupid to think for themselves and latch on to whatever pathetic arguement the right wingnut media throughs out. It seems that terrorist have still been able to hit in Indoniesia, Saudi Arabia, and Moroco so I don't know how this arguement can hold up. They also ignore the fact that many Muslims around the world who would not be answering the call to arms are now enraged and galvanized by the American occupation and murder and opprosion of fellow Muslimss in the "Cradle of Civilization". Are we really defeating them. Seems to me that the attacks are hit and run, roadside booby trap bombs and the perpetrators are never caught. Expect these bogus arguements to continue. The same spin occured during the early days of Veitnam. Yesterday I heard the shill Dennis Miller say that two years without a terrorist attack in the US was proof the the chimp is protecting us. he seems to forget that it took nearly eight years for Al Qaeda to succesfuly execute an attack on our soil.

[Minstrel Boy]

6. I've read this argued by the same people

who insist Iraq is actually a swell place now thanks to invasion and occupation, and Iraqis' lot is immeasurably improved.

Notice that howling void where logic should be?

[NNN0LHI]

7. Send this story to that brilliant fellow

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/oneworld/20030815/wl_oneworld/4536661091060976965&cid=655&ncid=1473

The Making of an Iraqi Guerrilla: One Man's Tale

BAGHDAD One night at the end of June, a young Iraqi man goes out to ambush an American convoy near the central Iraqi town of Fallujah.

He is wearing his favorite blue tracksuit. He is a small guy, solid and compact, with cropped dark hair and a chin that juts out slightly. He likes tough sports, especially handball. He can stub out a cigarette on the calluses of his left palm. It will be his first time in combat.

Although he has trained only fleetingly for what he is about to do, he is not afraid. "If I die for a reason, that's a nice thing," he says later. snip

The man's motivations for attacking the convoy are simple: to resist the American "insult to Iraqi and Arab tradition."

His remarks, during a two-hour interview at a Baghdad hotel, convey a sense of betrayal and trampled dignity. "They might have helped, but they destroyed things," he says of the Americans in Iraq. "They provoked." snip

But the man in the blue tracksuit is no Baathist; he complains about the old regime's corruption and other failings. He cites his two years as an Army conscript. For enlisted men, he says, military service was like living in a jungle full of lions - the rapacious, bribe-soliciting senior officers. His career as a handball player stalled because he wouldn't or couldn't pay a bribe to get on the national team.

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