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Nothing to See Here
Posted by Stephen Green · 22 March 2005
Ralph Peters on recent events in the Middle East: I SPENT last week in Europe watching acrobats perform. There were no high-wires or circus tents — just left-wing intellectuals contorting themselves into bizarre shapes as they "explained" the changing Middle East. A few Euro-papers raised the possibility that Bush might have been right about some things — only to knock down that notion with excuses so convoluted even the writers and editors couldn't begin to believe them. They were trying, desperately, to save face. Maybe they were secreted away and stashed in Lebanon's Bekka Vally. Would explain a lot, really. Comments
That's what happened to the Al QaQaa munitions--they were cleared out to make room for the voting machines. Posted by: byrd at March 22, 2005 12:22 PMThe same set of lies the MSM has been telling about SDI and the end of the USSR. they still say it was all going to happen anyway even after the last head of the USSR and Lech Walesa both said at Ronnie's funeral in June that SDI caused Communism to die in Europe. And now it seems the Iraqi people are fed up enough with the insurgents to shoot back. Presumably it's been going on, but now the MSM seems compelled to report it: "By EDWARD HARRIS, Associated Press Writer BAGHDAD, Iraq - Militants in the northern city of Mosul targeted a U.S. patrol with a roadside bomb Tuesday that killed four civilians, and Baghdad shopkeepers and residents traded gunfire with masked insurgents, killing three of them along a main thoroughfare. " http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=535&e=2&u=/ap/20050322/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq Posted by: RobertJ at March 22, 2005 02:12 PMCouple a weeks ago I had an email exchange with a Philly Inquirer oped writer who basically said all that change was fomenting all along and Bush shouldn't get credit for the elections in Iraq really, because Sistani forced them, there was a moderate Palestian leadership taht was being ignored by Israel and the US etc. It was a tiring exchange as she picked at nits while missing the reality, Without the invasion, there is no election. Without pushing Arafat out, there was no hope, w/o an election in Iraq and Afghanistan thee maybe no Cedar revolution. None of the dominoes fall w/o a push. Lefty fools. Posted by: kevin at March 22, 2005 02:30 PMWho really cares what a bunch of leftist so called 'intellectuals, (that herd of independent minds)really think about what's happening in Iraq and elsewhere in the middle east? I enjoy this soooo much. Ordinarily, there is no action taken by any country that cannot be blamed on the US. The US coughs, and that "forces" Castro to crack down on dissidents. It scratches its chin, and that "forces" OPEC to raise oil prices. It shuffles its feet, and that "forces" North Korea to develop an A-bomb. But nascent democracy in the Arab world? Nope, nope, nothing to see here, move along. Posted by: Angie Schultz at March 22, 2005 09:59 PMYou can't make this stuff up. So why do they do it? Posted by: J. Peden at March 22, 2005 11:14 PM |
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