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Do you realize that many Muslims are actually angry with us, because we went into Kosovo and defended them?
This is true.
One of the prime motivators of many of the Al Qaeda fighters who ended up in Chechneya, Afghanistan, and Iraq, was that we "invaded", what they thought of, as their turf.
Why? Well, as best as I can tell, they simply don't like Infidels very much (to put it mildly).
Anyway, today, the Iraqi Prime Minister, al-Maliki, unleashed abuse on the United States for being in Iraq. We are trying to ensure that there will not be a genocide. Our young men are dying to help his people, and he doesn't want us there.
And, of course, much of the Iraqi population does not want us there. I, simply, do not know what to say. I am dumbfounded. Or, am I just plain dumb?
(Thanks to Michael for sending this to me):
AlJazeera.net
SUNDAY, JULY 15, 2007
5:10
MECCA
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- Why Would The Iranians Broker A Cease Fire For Iraq Vs Muqtadr?
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- "we Care For Our People And Our Constitution And Can Find Friends Elsewhere"
Whatever you say, moron. DO IT. PLEEEEEEEEZE ! DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Iraq's prime minister lashed out at American criticism, saying Wednesday that no one has a right to put timetables on his elected government. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki blamed...
- Maliki To Mahdi Army: Disarm Or Face American Onslaught
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- Al-sadr Tells Maliki: "don't Meet Bush" - Meeting Is Cancelled
And, I think the White House is spinning it now. You be the judge. This morning the report came out that al-Sadr had threatened to pull his members out of Maliki's Parliamentary coalition (via Washington Post): AMMAN (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister...
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When It Comes To The Islamofascists, What The Hell Could We Possibly Do That Would Please Them?
Do you realize that many Muslims are actually angry with us, because we went into Kosovo and defended them?
This is true.
One of the prime motivators of many of the Al Qaeda fighters who ended up in Chechneya, Afghanistan, and Iraq, was that we "invaded", what they thought of, as their turf.
Why? Well, as best as I can tell, they simply don't like Infidels very much (to put it mildly).
Anyway, today, the Iraqi Prime Minister, al-Maliki, unleashed abuse on the United States for being in Iraq. We are trying to ensure that there will not be a genocide. Our young men are dying to help his people, and he doesn't want us there.
And, of course, much of the Iraqi population does not want us there. I, simply, do not know what to say. I am dumbfounded. Or, am I just plain dumb?
(Thanks to Michael for sending this to me):
AlJazeera.net
SUNDAY, JULY 15, 2007
5:10
MECCA
Al-Maliki has said his administration needs time and effort to enact the
political reforms [EPA]
Iraq's prime minister has cast off US doubts over
his government's military and political progress, saying Iraqi forces are
capable and US troops can leave "any time they want".
- Maliki's Remarks On Iraq Withdrawal Were Misreported
What do you know? From the BBC and Hot Air: Barack Obama based his editorial on Iraq in large part on the assertion by Nouri al-Maliki wants timetables for American withdrawal. Unfortunately, as the BBC notes, Maliki didn’t actually say that — although...
- Why Would The Iranians Broker A Cease Fire For Iraq Vs Muqtadr?
USA TODAY: BAGHDAD -- Iranian officials helped broker a cease-fire agreement Sunday between Iraq's government and radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, according to Iraqi lawmakers. The deal could help defuse a wave of violence that had threatened...
- "we Care For Our People And Our Constitution And Can Find Friends Elsewhere"
Whatever you say, moron. DO IT. PLEEEEEEEEZE ! DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Iraq's prime minister lashed out at American criticism, saying Wednesday that no one has a right to put timetables on his elected government. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki blamed...
- Maliki To Mahdi Army: Disarm Or Face American Onslaught
One of the contingencies involved in the Bush Aministrations decision to commit more troops to Iraq was that Iranian Prime Minister Maliki must lay down the gauntlet on the Mahdi army. I'm not too sure if this is what we were hoping for or not: BAGHDAD...
- Al-sadr Tells Maliki: "don't Meet Bush" - Meeting Is Cancelled
And, I think the White House is spinning it now. You be the judge. This morning the report came out that al-Sadr had threatened to pull his members out of Maliki's Parliamentary coalition (via Washington Post): AMMAN (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister...