Ungrateful [W]itch!

Fox News Interview

[moonman]

Fox News just had an interview with a woman who showed the world what an absolute ungrateful bitch she is. She said that our government didn't make arrangements quickly enough. In other words, it's Bush's fault.

These people have known that Lebanon have been a hot spot for 25 years and to go there, you are going at your own peril. I hope we are charging each and every person a premium for going in there and helping them leave. This irks me to no end!

[cripplecreek]

I think we just imported a whole bunch of potential terrorists.

[tiredoflaundry]

*ping*

[Vaquero]

Not for nothing....but I wouldnt be caught dead anywhere in the middle east, unless I was part of our armed forces.

[the invisib1e hand]

nobody escapes the lessons of reality. she'll learn.

[Mercat]

She probably had to miss a pedicure.

[TexasRedeye]

A Lebonese young man was Lebonon to attend a wedding. In his interview on FOX, he said that everyone at the Lebonon Embassy was waiting to see what George Bush would do to help!

Why is it George Bush's duty to help any of them?

[Northern Yankee]

I was talking about the same thing with a buddy of mine yesterday. We were of the same opinion... throw her overboard and let her swim back to the United States.

[Miss Marple]

Well, if THAT woman made you mad, how about the New Yorker of Labanese descent they interviewed after her? That guy was a complete jerk, and should probably be put on the terrorist watch list, as far as I am concerned.

[Calpernia]

I was wondering that too, creek.

[synbad600]

ARGH! How annoying. Remnants of Katrina. Absolutely no thanks to those busting their butts to help the "victims". Just bile b/c they didn't act "fast enough". Should have left her there.

Is it possible that calling her an ungrateful bitch is an insult to truly ungrateful bitches?

[IrishMike]

Not to mention State department warnings against travel to Lebanon.

[blu]

She said her husband had to live on the street....then ED asked her if her hubby couldn't have stayed with his mom..5 minutes from the airport. Well, yes, but he wanted to be close to the embassy.

Another reporter answered a question: Yes, the people could buy food and water and stuff at the stores.

To the ones who are whining: Quitchercryin! Much better to be alive and uncoddled than to be trapped, held hostage, or dead. Argh!

[relictele]

I cooked up a perfect David Letterman joke:

"You know, the Americans being evacuated out of Lebanon are being transported on cruise ships. And apparently they're settling in well and getting back into their normal routines. This morning about a hundred of them could be seen pacing the deck waiting for the breakfast buffet to open up."

[Miztiki]

The people you hear whining are spoiled brats. Some are not only spoiled brats, but moonbats. Some are not only spoiled moonbrats, but also extremists who would like to influence politics to fit their extremist views.

God help our country while it's still ours to help.

[AdvisorB]

I don't feel sorry for these people. There was a State Department issued Travel Advisory and these people went anyway. Most of them are probably supporters of hezbollah so they're ready and chomping at-the-bit to diss W and Israel.

[cripplecreek]

Did you see the guy complaining about "American complicity"?

[blu]

Will we ever hear one of them say "Thanks, US, for saving my butt! I'm going to Disney world!"? If anyone hears it, post it here.

[SE Mom]

Thanks :)

I saw that interview- and kept thinking ...here comes the Cindy Sheehan of this war. There was a funny moment...when the woman complained that her husband had to sleep in the streets. ED asked her how that was possible if he (husband) was there visiting his mother. LOL!

Worth getting a transcript if available later from FOX.

[moonman]

funny and probably the truth!

[RandallFlagg]

Oh, just WATCH for the democrats making these people their next poster children.

Cloned Sheehans?

*shudder*

[debg]

I couldn't get past that ugly tongue piercing...

[Miztiki]

FOX did show a guy off the ship overnight who was upbeat and said that the ship and evacuation and all was put together well. The only negative thing he had to say was that it was difficult to get through to the American Embassy over the phone.

Everyone else so far has been pathetic.

[LK44-40]

I keep hearing reference to these people having "dual-citizenship."

Screw dual-citizenship. Either you are signed on with the USA or you are not.

[7thson]

I did not see this but you wait and watch. They will say no one can criticize her because she was a victim.

[moonman]

blu, all

I'm glad you guys caught this also. I was fuming and it did remind me of Katrina, although they had 50 years to ready themselves to evacuate New Orleans.

[7thson]

A stark contrast from 23 years ago when troops rescued the students in Greneda. I think there is footage of one of them kissing the ground of the U.S. when they arrived home safely.

[johnny7]

I think we just imported a whole bunch of potential terrorists.

I'm surprised there hasn't been an suicide bombing amidst the evacuation confusion. Talk about perfect opportunity...

[BallyBill]

Don't worry. There is going to be a huge backlash against these people when the others start realizing that their taxes went to to pay for this rescue.

I hope the news keep showing everyone of them that wants to bitch about it. Most people wonder why they were so stupid to be there in the first place.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Paging zimdog - Your immediate assistance is required.

Peoples be trash talkin' the Lebs agin.

[Calpernia]

No, I didn't see that. I don't have the TV on.

I did see on a M.E. thread that about 60,000 young Iranian tourist went to Lebanon.

[synbad600]

If this lady is ever considered a victim, it will be one more word that has no more meaning, e.g. torture, Amnesty International (Ok, thats two words, but you catch my drift).

[SE Mom]

Brian just read an hilarious e-mail from a viewr. In part it said that anyone traveling in the ME who doesn't expect hostilities could break out, needs to be accompanied by an adult:)

[7thson]

I have a question for all on this post. At what point does the American soldier - watching these ungrateful people, Murtha, et al - say screw it, put their weapon down and tell these people to fend for themselves?

[Kakaze]

" Screw dual-citizenship. Either you are signed on with the USA or you are not "

Thats a great point. You pledge alligiance to this country or you don't receive citizenship. Plain and simple no exceptions no special circumstances, just a fact of Life.

[SE Mom]

HAAAAAAAAAA! Paige Hopkins just said "Listening to all these complaints from people reminds us that no good deed goes unpunished"...

WTG Paige!

[rovenstinez]

People have all thrown PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY to the wind. I got them ACTS OF GOD. And this will always be.

[Ptaz]

Someone should explain to this young woman that if you engage in dangerous activities like go to an Arab country like Lebanon, you are engaging in risky activities. Just like Katrina--if you live in an area likely hit by a hurricane, make sure you are protected. That's not rocket science.

[Oshkalaboomboom]

One year my brother-in-law went skiing in Italy, wandered off piste and crashed. He had to be taken off the mountain by the ski patrol and stitched up. Not only did he have to pay for the hospital he also had to pay for the evacuation. That's exactly how they should treat these evacuees, American taxpayers didn't tell them to go to Beiruit and we shouldn't have to foot the bill for their risky behavior.

[Kakaze]

Paige Hopkins can always be counted on .

[Quix]

I think you are both right.

Crazy.

[rhombus]

Why is it George Bush's duty to help any of them?

It's the nanny state mentality. When Bill Clinton came out and said things like "I feel your pain", he spoke directly to those who want Big Brother to take care of them. And they accuse Bush of being Hitler? These people crave a Hitler to follow and of course they have no self-awareness at all - just "feeeeeelings".

[AmericaUnite]

A stark contrast from 23 years ago when troops rescued the students in Greneda. I think there is footage of one of them kissing the ground of the U.S. when they arrived home safely.

That's a great point. Someone send this to Fox.

[jblair]

You mean that David Merhage guy - called himself a musician from the East Village? I came on here to see if anybody else saw him. This guy needs a serious ass-whippin'.

David Merhage stood at the podium and regurgitated the DU/Kos talking points. Reporters should have asked him if he supported Hizbollah and hated Jews. My guess is affirmative on both counts.

[pageonetoo]

Please change the title and drop the reference to a female dog. Spot is complaining that this is a slam on his girlfriend! Those people are not good enough quality to be called dogs, according to him!

[SMARTY]

In the meantime, every soldier, sailor, civilian, merchantman involved with the removal of those clowns from the war zone had the cross hairs on his neck form the time the operation began till it was successfully completed. 'Ungrateful b*&^%' is too mild!

[Miztiki]

bumparoni!

[Republican Wildcat]

Does she think evacuating people from a war zone runs like clock work? I guess she thinks she has no personal responsibility for being in a place controlled by a terrorist organization.

[Squawk 8888]

Since when has 'fast exit' been a right?

[wolfcreek]

"Stupid is as stupid does"! Being an American (or hyphenated American) doesn't mean you have no personal responsibility.