[facedown]

Bush "is in fact in a second Vietnam. ...(Haidar Taleb, 32,)

Like this idiot would have any notion about Vietnam.

Thank you Ted Kennedy.

[jolie560]

Here's a great tid-bit:

..."...Haidar Taleb, 32, the owner of a Baghdad bakery.----Bush "is in fact in a second Vietnam. ... American soldiers used to come buy bread from here. Now, they are frightened and don't walk in the streets."

Why should they?; when cowards like Haidar Taleb stand on the sidelines and just watch?

[MattinNJ]

I thought that Dubya's most interesting line was when he said. "Heck, I wouldn't like to be occupied."

[livius]

I bet they are! I think one of their big concerns is that we're going to cut and run again.

[nuconvert]

Good.....sounds like it had the desired affect.

[ex-Texan]

BUMP!

[KingNo155]

"Haidar Taleb, 32, the owner of a Baghdad bakery... Bush "is in fact in a second Vietnam. ... American soldiers used to come buy bread from here. Now, they are frightened and don't walk in the streets." "

If Haidar Taleb was a good business man he would find a way to get his bread to the American. And by the way its not Bush's fault the solders don't come there, its Haidar Taleb's fault and his neighbors fault for letting things getting out of control, for turning a blind eye to those who would do harm.
What I am trying to say to Haidar Taleb is that he and his neihbors have it in thier power to make thier city, thier neihborhoods safe. He and his neihbors have the power to say "No More, WE Wont Take it" and rid themselves of the militia's and terrorist.