[Ex-Dem]

Talk about moxy...

Oh, and check out the picture of him standing on a mound of AK-47s (follow the link).

[Ex-Dem]

*PING*

Something you might be interested in.

For six months, Davis, deployed from Hill’s Air Force Office of Special Investigation unit, worked with Iraqi citizens to thwart attacks on United States and coalition forces. Davis and his partner, also an OSI agent, lived as squatters much of the time, roaming from village to village targeting the elusive enemy with human intelligence.

“I never met an Iraqi who didn’t want us there and didn’t want to help us identify and eliminate various threats in their communities,” he said. “Most are grateful to us for toppling Saddam Hussein’s regime. Many said, ‘Praise be to God for the coalition’ asking, ‘If the U.S. didn’t come, who would?’”

[martin_fierro]

[TXnMA]

Standing atop Saddam Hussein’s presidential palace, Walter Davis witnessed first-hand the “shock and awe” campaign that marked the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom in March.

This first sentence makes me regard the rest of the article with great skepticism. IIRC, the presidential palaces were some of the first (and most heavily)-targeted buildings on S&A night one. (Guess I'll go check my videotapes...)

Either somebody is lying -- or this guy is one lucky dumb@SS!

[gcruse]

any Iraqi can now voice a dissenting opinion...

...if you can hear him over the pipeline explosion he just triggered.