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We are lost.

Marco…

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Meanwhile:

America will step up the fight against al Qaeda in its home base in Iraq…

Iraq?

…our much ballyhooed raid on purported terrorists with our guns blazing has turned out to be 70 innocent nomads who were just looking for water and some villagers and not Al Qaeda.

Somalia?

Iran’s IEDs: Made in America

Polo?

4 Comments

  1. Posted 13 Jan ’07 at 16:14 | Permalink

    This is really turning into a comedy of the absurd.

    We are fighting Iraqis in Iraq not Al Qaeda. 5% may be Al Qaeda types and foreign fighters, but the majority are Iraqis.

    It’s sunni against sh’ia and Sunnia and Shi’a against the U.S.

    They see our permanent military bases. They see our designs to steal their oil and they are pissed off about it. Any sane society would be if an occupying force came in and began planning to steal their natural resources.

    If Bush wants to get Al Qaeda and Bin Laden he should invade the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

    Reality is, Bush doesn’t give a shit about Al Qaeda.

    He needs Al Qaeda to help define his foreign policy. With no Al Qaeda, there’s no GWOT, and with no GWOT there’s not justification for continued unjustified military actions against any country that fits the President’s current whims.

  2. Posted 14 Jan ’07 at 00:26 | Permalink

    “If Bush wants to get Al Qaeda and Bin Laden he should invade the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan”

    very true.

  3. Posted 14 Jan ’07 at 10:02 | Permalink

    Lost? Maybe. I actually think “dazed and confused” is a better description of our operations right now. I was thinking the other day how absurd this is becoming and how the only thing you can do is just shake your head and mumble four letter words.

  4. Posted 15 Jan ’07 at 08:09 | Permalink

    Bush doesn’t want to get Bin Laden. He needs him to pump up the fear factor.

    The definition of insanity has been met (doing the same things over and over and expecting different results).