[Joe Hadenuf]

Fallujah did not and still has not - and we have lost that battle because of apeaseniks in D.C. who are afraid of the worthless arab street and instead of taking care of the American Street.

Yup. A month ago everyone in Fallujah was our enemy, and it alone was a giant hive of terrorist. Now party cheerleaders will have us beleive it's a shinning pillar of democracy after we pulled back from one of the biggest battles of the war. Interesting how they go back and forth.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Er, believe....

[WOSG]

"Now party cheerleaders will have us beleive it's a shinning pillar of democracy" Nope, nobody is saying that.


No, us cheerleaders a month ago were saying it was a *Mistake* to treat everyone in Fallujah as the enemy. There were a few terrorists and militants in a s***ty town that mostly hated us but would leave us alone. Killing civilians would have been a disaster to our Iraqi policy.

We still think Fallujah is a sh**pile, but we know that a steaming cesspool that isnt shooting at us is better than a town of 'martyrs' that is used by the insurgents and terrorists to justify further rebellion in the rest of the country.

[FreeReign]

Yup. A month ago everyone in Fallujah was our enemy, and it alone was a giant hive of terrorist. Now party cheerleaders will have us beleive it's a shinning pillar of democracy after we pulled back from one of the biggest battles of the war. Interesting how they go back and forth.

A month ago, some here on this website including myself said that everyone in Fallujah WASN'T our enemy.