[TonyInOhio]

You said it for many of us, PD. Thanks!

[Toskrin]

I have offically quite caring about the "innocent people" in the Middle East. Every last one of them. After today's video, and reflection upon all of the terrorist atrocities fueled by Arab Muslims, I just don't care what happens to them. I don't care if we air drop gay porn videos of Iraqi prisoners over Mecca, or flatten Fallujah, or line the streets of Baghdad with impaled Fedayeen.

If I went to bed hearing that Mecca, Baghdad, Damascus, and Tehran we all nuked into oblivion today, I would sleep just fine tonight.

[Rummyfan]

I’ve got a lot more to say, but my fingers hurt. If I offended you, just wait, because I’ll be back with more.

No offense here Pukin Dog! Thanks for a wonderful post!

[Sofa King]

I once had a heated debate with some turd on another message board about the existence of good and evil.

The guy knew nothing. He didn't know anything about the people who run Al-Queda or flew the planes of 9/11. He didn't know anything about Al-Queda's goals. He didn't even know how the Nazi's behaved.

Moral relativity is born out of ignorance.

[pieces of time]

I saw the video of the hacking death of Nick Berg. My stomach has not stopped turning after a few hours. The last time I felt this way was seeing the planes on 9/11...the poor souls jumping from the buildings...the pure hatred to do something like this.
Thank you for your post. This is a Fox household and CBS and CNN are blocked. We refuse to support those that can't report a story straight.

[PogySailor]

Great post PD. Anyone in MA that pulls the lever for Kennedy after his performance the last two weeks, is handing the Islamist the knife that will be used to slit their childrens throats.

[Cultural Jihad]

[Timeout]

We are at war with the Democrats and the Media

I just call them MediaCrats. Pass it on.

Dog...great rant.

At work all afternoon, I only got the bare basics of the beheading story on the top-of-the-hour news. Soon as I got home I checked out the WashPost, LA Times and NY Times on the web. Every one had the story in small headline...BENEATH the HUGE prison-abuse-headline-du-jour (Congress hearings). And that's the problem. The celeb pretty-face journalists have to hang a "D.C." angle on every story just so they can get their mugs on TV. So, forget the war...it's all about someone forgetting to INFORM CONGRESS! It's shameful.

[asmith92008]

After we got bombed by the Japanese, a general promised that their language would only be spoken in hell once America retaliated.

How times have changed. Today, we hear politicians prattle on about how Islam is the "religion of peace" while warning that any forceful measure against terrorists will cause the "Arab street" to explode. The last concern is somewhat confusing, because one would think a streetful of Muslims would be quite peaceful.

We didn't worry about the "fascist street" in WWII. WE bombed the hell out of it. Maybe someone in the Pentagon, or White House, should dust off those old war plans.

[Guenevere]

bttt

[rbmillerjr]

great post PDog !!!!

[Major_Risktaker]

What is the difference between:

This man:

and this man:

_____________________

Cowards die many times before their deaths,
The valiant never taste of death but once.
William Shakespeare

Never Forget Nicholas Berg.

[PattonReincarnated]

Folks it is our turn.

Enough said. PRAISE, and Amen.

[Bernard Marx]

Thanks for this P.D. If Americans don't begin to see this conflict in terms of Good and Evil, we're doomed. Moral equivalency is the stuff defeat and totalitarianism are made of. The West has been battling these evil Islamic monsters since A.D. 500 and this time -- whether the great mass of Americans realize it or not -- it's to the death, theirs or ours. Kennedy and other America-haters like him in politics and the media are evil traitors.

[jackbill]

Well said, Dog.

This is the last night I stay in a hotel that does not have FoxNews available.

I'm planning a trip in a couple of weeks and plan to stay at a particular hotel. Your message stimulated me to contact them and ask if they provide Fox News. We'll see if we get an answer.

By the way, in the past I checked out your former unit. It appears that you probably didn't grab the wire on my son's ship - the Teddy Roosevelt - during the Gulf War, but had you, I'm sure that they would have welcomed you.

Thank you for your service. And keep the faith. We're going to beat these SOB's.

[JamesA]

I'm with ya! Look as far as I am concerned if America doesn't get is collective ass together it won't be around long. Those among us who insist on tearing our/my country down are traitors. We are at war, like it or not and far too many Americans simply turn a deaf ear and a blind eye.

[SealSeven]

What you said- only with a little more anger and vengeance

[A Citizen Reporter]

"Recently I had the opportunity to talk to a couple of WWII veterans about their war and ours, and the differences in the US from then to now.

I got the sense that people from that earlier generation feel that they saved us and failed us at the same time. They saved us by winning the war, but they failed us in allowing us to forget why they were willing to fight and die for you and me in such numbers. They talked about signing up for the Army the day after Pearl Harbor, how there was no doubt in their minds about what they were doing, no one questioning the rightness of their cause or suggesting that the US deserved what happened to us that day."

Thank you for this rant.

My father enlisted in the navy at the age of 18, in 1943. He never spoke much about his service or experience, until I started asking questions. I did a video biography with him in 1998, and he said then, "I can't imagine an event that could happen that would bring this country together again in the patriotic spirit and the purpose that we had at that time."

I learned so much of what I know about politics from my dad. One of our last political conversations, concerned the coup d'etat that Gore was trying to pull in late 2000, and how distressed my dad was about it. We lost Dad 5 days before George W. Bush was sworn into to office, a day I know that he would have been so happy to see. There is a small, protective part of me that has been gratified that he didn't live to see this country attacked again, though I've longed so many times to talk with him about it. Up until the last few weeks, I've often thought that he was wrong about an event that would pull this country together. I still have hope that he was wrong.....

I will work to re-elect this President. It's all I can do....

[vanmorrison]

I am with you 110 percent!

[hayburner]

Hear!!! Hear!!!