U.S. 'Dictatorship' Had No 'Search Warrant' for Saddam, Boston Globe Moans

NewsMax.com ^ | 12/17/03 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[kattracks]

Derrick Z. Jackson, one of the most left-wing columnists for the left-wing Boston Globe, wrote today: "The invasion was still a lie. The capture of Saddam Hussein changes nothing about that. There were too many forked tongues in the road to his lair. The way we removed the dictator, we became a global dictatorship."

According to dizzy D.Z.: "With no weapons, no ties, and no truth, the capture of Saddam was merely the most massive and irresponsible police raid in modern times. We broke in without a search warrant. Civilian deaths constituted justifiable homicide. America was again above the law. We have taught the next generation that many wrongs equal a right. In arrogance, we boasted, 'We got him!' The shame is that we feel none for how we got him. The capture of this dictator, driven by the poison of lies, turned America itself into a dictator."

And the elitists of American journalism just can't understand why Americans despise them.

But we'll give Jackson the benefit of the doubt: Surely his latest rant is a parody of a satire of a spoof of the addled brain of a blame-America-first leftist pseudointellectual.

[aculeus]

We broke in without a search warrant.

The Times/Globe should fire this man ... for idiocy.

[quietolong]

You Know! There right! He should be taken to Bagdad and let go. ( by one of the mass graves would be a good place)

[expatpat]

Don't forget that Sadaam's party was the Ba'ath National Socialist Party -- you are just seeing one set of Socialists standing up for another.

[fortunecookie]

Civilian deaths constituted justifiable homicide. America was again above the law. We have taught the next generation that many wrongs equal a right.

I'll bet he isn't the least bit interested in civilian deaths at the hands of Saddams and his police state thugs. Or unprovoked deaths of US citizens? Those deaths are just what - the balance of nature? Ask the Kurds about justifiable homicide.

How nice for him to sit in his ivory tower amongst his elitist group and show disdain. Wonder how he would have written about Stalin or Hitler a generation or 2 ago? Probably the same thing. I think millions of Russians, Jews and others would have been glad to have their oppressors removed in a timely fashion. Just like the photos of jubiliant Iraqis demonstrate, that the mainstream media tries so hard to hide.

[Fenris6]

Poor Joe Liebermnan laments that the Dems are earning a reputation as being too irresponsible to handle foreign policy.

Sorry Joe. Too little, too late.

Dibs on the Rhino as a 3rd party avatar! :)

[MonroeDNA]

Keep good track of this bufoon.

Fifth column.

[RightOnline]

So who is this drooling idiot, and why exactly should anyone give a flyin' s**t what he "thinks"?

[dighton]

Saddamfreude Watch

[Stephen Ritter]

"U.S. 'Dictatorship' Had No 'Search Warrant' for Saddam, Boston Globe Moans"

Why should Saddam have more rights than US citizens?

[little jeremiah]

the capture of Saddam was merely the most massive and irresponsible police raid in modern times. We broke in without a search warrant. Civilian deaths constituted justifiable homicide.

I am tongue tied with disgust. Please, someone, post this a**hole's relevant information so we can inform him of our opinion of his drivel, his shame, his treachery, his stupidity, his love of evil, his hard hearted siding with a devil.

Maybe we could inform his employer - The Boston Globe - what we think of their spokesman.

[M Kehoe]

I'm not sure whether to laugh at Derrick or pity him. Poor soul.

5.56mm

[vladog]

I swear that these pukes just say this stuff so they can see their name in print. No one can truly believe any of this crap that they spout.

[cjshapi]

I was thinking that maybe this is just a parody, written by someone with a really good sense of humor. This writer appears no more educated than the dupe who played pinata and accidentally killed himself. (Darwin nominee from this morning)