[jonalvy44]

i'm not making this up folks...this idiot was claiming last week that he'd look for me at the DC rally...of course, he never showed his face. Today he is arguing about communism and stated the above.

[.cnI redruM]

That just means he's more honest than Howard Dean.

[Prodigal Son]

Tovarish Spetsnaz

AKA= Ed Asner.

[judicial meanz]

I hope he reads FR, because if he does, I have a message for this freak:
____________________________________________________________
Dear Hippy Pinko commie mommy hating Birkenstock wearing pinhead jerk:

I have read your post regarding the deep satisfaction you gain when American soldiers are killed at the hand of enemy combatants. I can only reply to you that you are one sick human being.

When you climb off your ivory tower of arrogance and realize you are only seated on your own large puffy arse, you may want to realize the fact that these soldiers died so that you could be a smug jerk and gain some sort of sick, twisted satisfaction about them giving their life so you could waste oxygen on this planet. I cant think of anything else a committed communist like yourself contributes to this planet except carbon dioxide, anyway.

In short, you can make America a better place by removing yourself from the gene pool. If you dont see it this way, there are thousands of American veterans who will be more than happy to help you realize the error of your smug little stupid ways, myself included.


With the deepest of malevolent intentions,

J/M

[Sender]

There's a big rat-eat-rat argument going on DU right now about the A.N.S.W.E.R. position that calls for unconditional support for the Iraqi "resistance fighters".

Several of the DUers are actually horrified that they should be asked to support the killing of US soldiers. But what's really horrifying is the majority of DUers are completely agreeing with the terrorist crap. They say that the US are aggressors, occupiers, imperialists, even thieves and that our soldiers deserve to be shot! I'm not going to post the link but if anyone goes over there you'll see I'm not kidding. I truly hate those "people".

[mystery-ak]

thanks...this just really makes my day...(sarcasm, if you can't tell)

[river rat]

Some of these idiots really amaze me that they have reached adulthood....

CWII is beginning to look more like a necessity, than a horror to avoid...

There are a lot of folks in this country that, "need killin".

Semper Fi

[joesnuffy]

[Travis McGee]

Here's another Russian phrase for Comrade SpecOps: "Smertz Shpionam!" Death to spies! (Includes traitors and enemy collaborators)

[chudogg]

You dont have to talk to a Commie to get this kind of rhetoric. You hear this all the time at DU, and that is supposed to be the mainstream liberal-democrats!

[oyez]

This is the kind of pinhead who in a regular soviet system would find himself "transfered to another district" or "become ill".

[dwd1]

I think on both sides of the aisle you will find people that agree that the loss of one of our soldiers is too much.... It is the price we pay as a free nation... However, this person who makes public statements like this should thank his God that he lives in a country that we can speak his mind without retribution... However, I hope that you guys are my jury if I meet this guy... What would be the crime that I would be charged with for putting my foot up his butt? Unauthorized giving of a leather enema?

[m1-lightning]

I don't think that guy is American but I'll find out if I can. Here's his e-mail adress at least:

spetsnaz_ak@yahoo.com.au

[m1-lightning]

He's part of this yahoo group:

ArmyRecognition

And here's some of his personal info:

Name: Gambeta, Eni

e-mail:spetsnaz_ak@yahoo.com.au

phone: 758-3184

Bio: [posted 9/15] I'm a second year MechE. I'm originally from Albania but lived in NYC for several years. I'm easy going, open minded and can adapt to anything. Not too loud, considerate, pretty neat, knows when its time to work and when its time to have fun. Pretty much anything goes.

By the way, what I just did here was not illegal, so don't get any ideas.

[BayouCoyote]

Where can these scumbags be found??

[Grampa Dave]

Here is a little counter balance to use with this commy SOB!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1010274/posts

ANOTHER VIETNAM? NO
New York Post ^ | 10/29/03 | RALPH PETERS


Posted on 10/28/2003 11:57 PM PST by kattracks



October 29, 2003 -- LET'S leave the phony pieties and hand-wringing to the presidential aspirants and celebrity journalists. Here's the truth:
* Thirty-six dead in a series of suicide bombings in Baghdad? The chump change of strategy. Cold-blooded, but true.

* Another American soldier killed in a roadside bombing? Every lost service member matters, but at the present casualty rate it would take 15 years for our dead in Iraq to surpass the number of Americans butchered on 9/11. Better to fight like lions than to die like sheep.

* Iraq another Vietnam? Hell, even Vietnam wasn't the Vietnam of left-wing baby-talk politics and campus political astrology. Our Vietnamese enemies represented a mass movement. The Iraqi terrorists represent a small, bloodthirsty movement to oppress the masses.

* Did Operation Iraqi Freedom create terrorists? No. It terrorized the terrorists. Now it's flushing them out of their hiding places. We'll be killing and capturing them for years. But that's the only approach that works.

* Has the War on Terror made Americans less safe? Despite the dishonest claims of Democratic presidential hopefuls, the answer is an unequivocal "No!" Where is the evidence that we're in greater danger now? Where are the terrorist attacks on our cities?

In this war, the only measurement that matters is the absence of attacks. Since 9/11, our government has taken the war to the terrorists and kept us remarkably safe.



* They'll attack America again and prove the War on Terror was a failure. Bull. Oh, we'll eventually be hit again. No counter-terror effort will ever be 100 percent effective. But if Terrorist No. 500 gets through, it doesn't mean there was no value in stopping the first 499. The proof of our success in this war is the undisturbed routine of our daily lives.

* Isn't there some way to stop the attacks in Iraq? Not in the short term. We face those who wish to turn back the clock, in some cases to the days of Saddam's rule, in others to a primitive theocracy. Our enemies are fanatics in the truest sense of the word. Every one we kill is a service to humanity.

* Doesn't the continuation of the attacks mean our approach is flawed? No. There's no magic bullet. This isn't a movie. It's a deadly, long-term struggle for incalculably high stakes.

And there is no rational, responsible alternative to persevering. The only disastrous choice we could make would be to give up.

* How long can the Iraqi terrorists maintain this pace of attacks? We don't know. The Iraqi terrorists themselves don't know. But we should be encouraged, not discouraged, that the best they can do is to ram a few suicide wagons into public buildings. They're not overrunning our troops. They're desperately scraping up all the suicide drivers they can. It's only surprising that they've been able to find so few.

* Do the Iraqi people support the terrorists? No. The Iraqi people just want to live in peace - without Saddam. They don't want our troops to stay forever, but few want us to leave tomorrow. The terror attacks will keep reminding them why they don't want the old regime back. What should we expect in Iraq? Imperfect results. It's an imperfect world. But even a partial success in establishing basic human rights, the rule of law and some form of democracy would be an unprecedented triumph in the region.

* Why are so few nations willing to help us? Because many political leaders want us to fail. Because the United States has returned to its original ideals, supporting freedom, self-determination, the rights of the individual and simple human decency.

Our example terrifies every one of Iraq's neighboring governments and infuriates the Europeans - who long profited from their political love affairs with dictators, even as they damned America for similar behavior.

We have taken a stand for freedom. And freedom still has few friends in this world.

THERE is only one way in which the situation in Iraq resembles Vietnam: Our enemies realize that they can't win militarily. This is a contest of wills much more than a contest of weapons. The terrorists intend to wear us down.

Our enemies are employing media-genic bombings to leap over our soldiers and influence our political leaders and our elections - just as the Vietnamese did. The suicide bombers themselves are deluded madmen, but the men behind the terror campaign calculate that, if they can just maintain a sufficient level of camera-friendly attacks, our military successes and all the progress of our reconstruction efforts will be eclipsed by a mood of dejection in Washington.

If the terrorists turn out to be right, the butcher's bill in the coming years and decades will be vastly higher than the casualty count in Iraq.

Ralph Peters' new book is "Beyond Baghdad: Postmodern War and Peace."

[luvbach1]

David Horowitz's front Page magazine has link to article which quotes gleeful Dem Underground posters applauding American contractors' deaths and mutilation by the enemy. Absolutely shocking and treasonous.