Million-Moron-March rebuttal of the week!

pettyfog · Sep 27, 2005

Terror suspects eyeing up Paris metro, airport
- Agence France Presse

Powerline thinks it's about French support of Iraqi Occupation... but maybe it is about Haiti or New Orleans?

Whatever.. i'm sure Sheehan is on the side of these "Freedom Fighters" too.

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This really makes it tough to know who to make fun of most.. the French, just on general principles - example being outlawing of scarfs for Muslim Girls for "religious separation" reasons... or those who think the "Peace, Love and understanding" will fix the problem.
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Look better in full Arab garb, Big Boy!

pettyfog · Sep 29, 2005

Reservist says protesters are breaking faith.
Katherine Kersten, Star Tribune

Vold's view is 180 degrees different from the protesters'. For years, he says, America took a passive approach to extremist threats. We learned the hard way that this emboldened terrorists and ultimately led to Sept. 11. Abandoning our mission in Iraq now, he says, would be both ill-advised and dangerous.

Vold knows the painful cost of aborting a mission midstream. He was in Somalia in early 1994 when America turned tail. "We abandoned the Somali people because we took 18 casualties in October 1993," he said. "It was a shameful act." That same year, he sat in frustration on a troop ship off Kenya as hundreds of thousands of people were hacked to death in Rwanda. After the first Gulf War, he says, we left the Shiites to a bloody fate. "In Iraq, we're going to stay the course against the terrorists and give the people a chance at freedom and a representative government."

Vold ticks off the extraordinary progress underway in Iraq. In Ramadi, he witnessed ordinary Iraqis braving mortar fire to vote in the January 2005 elections. In just two weeks, on Oct. 15, he adds, these courageous people will have another historic opportunity -- a chance to vote on Iraq's new constitution.

Across Iraq, Americans and Iraqis are working together to reclaim the country from Baathists and terrorists. They are building or refurbishing schools, hospitals, roads and sewer systems. "The battle with the terrorists left Fallujah in rubble," says Vold. "But every day, people thanked us. 'We might have to rebuild our house,' they said, 'but you gave us back our city.' "
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