Posted on 11/15/2005 5:42:51 PM PST by jmc1969
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, today endorsed a measure introduced by Senate Republicans that would force President George Bush to lay out his plan for ending the war against terrorists in Iraq.
“We think it is important for a democracy such as the United States to be transparent with the public,” said Mr. Zarqawi in a video statement released to al-Jazeera TV and CNN. “We’ll all feel better when we learn strategic and tactical details of how Mr. Bush intends to stop al Qaeda from turning Iraq into the first major victory in the global jihad.”
As a show of ‘good faith’ diplomacy, Mr. Zarqawi said he would soon release his own detailed plans for “casting the American infidel and his Zionist conspirators into a lake of burning sulphur.”
Sen. John Warner, R-VA, who sponsored the bill, said Mr. Zarqawi’s backing should help garner votes from Senate Democrats who are typically reluctant to support any Republican measure.
“It’s really a tri-partisan effort,” Sen. Warner said.
Scrapple comes thru AGAIN. Need this today.
LoL
Laying out a plan for eventual withdrawal of our troops should be easy. Decimate Al Qeada best as possible then come home. Reduce them to a small group of whiny liberals.
either that or the GOP can continue to prostitute themselves to the rats who can win elections in '06\'08 and live up to the belief that America is a "paper tiger"....
It would be funny if I was not so damn outraged at our spineless GOP senators.
Ouch. Hurts when I laugh at this.
Here is hoping this provkes a Miers style storm on the Senate Leadership.
Send the Republicans a white flag encased in French Silk. They may need it soon.
Unfortunately, it won't. GWB is going to have to start kicking their butts up and down the capital. I've already sent emails to Frist and McCain. Talk about two worthless POS.
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