GOTTA HEAR THIS-3/27/03 - WE WON'T BACK DOWN

http://www.teasquadron.com/Soldiers.html ^ | 3/27/03

[Diogenesis]

GOTTA HEAR THIS-3/27/03 - WE WON'T BACK DOWN

SONGS FOR THE WAR ON ENDURING FREEDOM

Link from Tiggerfoot

=====> WE WON'T BACK DOWN (music and pictures)

We won't back down

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YOU GOT THAT, CONVENTIONAL AMERICAN "MEDIA"?

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Why we are there:

=====> Gotta Hear This [ENYA.mp3 3 Megabytes]

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"What is more dangerous than Saddam or Al-Qaeda?"

THE ANSWER IS:

Failing to learn from their terroristic past
-- and having to repeat it.

[Diogenesis]

WE WON'T BACK DOWN

[Diogenesis]

MUSIC FOR TODAY

[Carlucci]

TP & the HB's Bump! (great song selection)

May God Bless our Troops.

[MoJo2001]

Wonderful job, Dio!! Thank you so much for your hardwork and efforts!! *BUMP FOR FREEDOM*

[Sabertooth]

This is awesome, thanks for posting this. Great work, as usual.

[Zavien Doombringer]

OUTSTANDING WORK!!!!! Loved it!!!!

[Jen]

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NASIRIYA, Iraq (CNN) -- U.S. Marines searching Iraqi military headquarters in this southern city that was the site of intensive fighting came across a mural depicting a plane crashing into a building complex resembling New York's twin towers, a news agency photograph showed Wednesday.

The plane's logo and coloring resembled that of Iraqi Airlines, said Getty Images News Service executive Brian Felber, based in New York.

The photograph, showing two rifle-toting Marines in front of the mural, was shot by staff photographer Joe Raedle, who is accompanying the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force from Task Force Tarawa.

[Preachers Kid]

Powerful !

[alfa6]

bttt

[Indy Pendance]

SADDAM'S 9/11 SHRINE

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

For the most part, it's the courageous children of the lower and middle classes that are fighting and dying for all of us.

The Peter Jennings, Dan Rathers, Tom Brokaws, Katie Courics, Maureen Dowds, Phil Donahues, Barbra Streisands, Sean Penns, Susan Sarandons, Tim Robbins, Rosie O'Donnells, Goldie Hawns, Mike Farrells, Walter Cronkites, Michael Moores, Jimmy Carters and Bill Clintons, et al, of this world have no investment in the blood that feeds our liberty.

They will go to their cocktail parties this weekend and laugh at our uninformed naivete. They are empty souls who mock honor and valor and sacrifice. I count them and others like them as enemies, and pity them for their dead hearts.

Stand against the evil among us!

[Jen]

"What is more dangerous than Saddam or Al-Qaeda?"

THE ANSWER IS:

Failing to learn from their terroristic past -- and having to repeat it.

Photos Prove Connection Between Iraq and Al-Qaeda Terrorists

[Guillermo]

"What is more dangerous than Saddam or Al-Qaeda?"

THE ANSWER IS:

Failing to learn from their terroristic past
-- and having to repeat it.
But Hans Blix said Glbal Warming was a greater threat...

[TADSLOS]

LET'S ROLL.

[CheneyChick]

I LOVE this!

Cheers, CC :)

We won't back down. Keep the faith!

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Bump to infinity. There are millions who do not believe there is a connection between the attack against America on 9-11 (and the others before that on the US Cole, the WTC the first time, etc) and Saddam!

[Wphile]

Thanks for the ping Saber. Wonderful!

[Sabertooth]

Thanks for the ping Saber. Wonderful!

You're absolutely welcome. You might also like this new daily thread...

Iraq Weather & Maps

It's sort of a graphic learing house for Iraqi weather reports and maps of troop movements.

[two23]

Oldie But Goodie (video with "Drowning Pool" audio)

[BeachBelle]

Hey There!!! I was just reading the New York Post myself- here's a great opinion by Columnist John Podhoretz!
I second his.....
"Forgive me for cheerleading, but: Yay!"


ANTIWAR OBSCENITIES

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March 27, 2003 -- BULLETIN from the fever swamps of the Left: The administration might just plant weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Oh, and President Bush may cancel the 2004 election.
These were some of the observations offered yesterday at a breakfast sponsored by the Columbia School of Journalism about the first week of war.

Panelist Katrina vanden Heuvel, the editor of The Nation magazine, said the media need to ask some hard questions, like, "Will some in the U.S. government attempt to plant evidence of weapons of mass destruction?"

The panelist who reported the cancellation-of-the-2004-election rumor was Kevin Buckley, a decorated Vietnam War correspondent and now a contributing editor of Playboy. Evidently, Bush simply won't allow himself to be voted out of office due to a bad economy and bad war news. Ms. vanden Heuvel not only offered her own delightful notion, but seconded Buckley's theory: "I heard that in Moscow last week!"

Thus does the unabashedly leftist viewpoint greet the coming of war with Iraq. Not content merely to oppose the war, unwilling to believe that their antiwar views failed to prevail because they were out-argued, they imagine vile and all-powerful conspiracies afoot.

Ms. vanden Heuvel also complained that Helen Thomas, the ancient White House pseudo-reporter, had been relegated to a "kind of Siberia" because she dared to point out the "irony" of Donald Rumsfeld complaining about Iraqi violations of the Geneva Convention.

Given Helen Thomas' high jinks of late, which have included asking Ari Fleischer why the president "wants to bomb innocent Iraqi children" and comparing Bush to Hitler and Israel to Nazi Germany, I said Helen Thomas shouldn't be sent to Siberia but rather to an old-age home.

Kevin Buckley upbraided me for this admittedly harsh remark: I was "rude" and a "lout" for attacking an "old lady" who wasn't there to defend herself, he said. "You ruined the whole panel!"

It's true. I did ruin the whole panel. If I had only just thrown out a wacko conspiracy theory about the unparalleled evil of George W. Bush, I'd have fit right in.

Instead, I expressed feelings of rage toward a reporter who uses her White House press pass as a disgraceful opportunity to slander American officials and the nation of Israel on a daily basis.

The most interesting and impressive remarks were offered by Floyd Abrams, the veteran First Amendment lawyer. He pointed out how unprecedented and "transformative" the decision to embed reporters within the U.S. military truly is. "The administration deserves praise," he said, for "going beyond what the Constitution requires."

The military's willingness to open itself up to reporters is evidence of how deeply the attitudes of both the armed forces and the media have changed since Vietnam. Over the years, the hatred of the military expressed by mainstream journalists has been replaced by an unspoken but profound respect for the sacrifices made by men and women in uniform and the life-and-death challenges they are called upon to face.

Katrina vanden Heuvel, meanwhile, expressed her fear that embedded journalists would serve as cheerleaders for the U.S. military. (And she knows something about cheerleading: In its ignoble past, her magazine has served as a cheerleader for Stalin, Castro and the Sandinistas.)

As for the evil commander-in-chief, he had something more elevated to offer yesterday morning. "We will stay on the path to Baghdad, mile by mile, and all the way to victory," said George W. Bush.

Forgive me for cheerleading, but: Yay!