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To: dinok

These scumbags are too cowardly to face the Black Watch in battle like Men but scurry around in the dark like the Rats they are. Sneaks, no Bravehearts, can never win because they abhor valor and the light.

Our wonderful allies died for Liberty and Justice and their deaths will further achievement of those goals. Our tears mingle with those of our brave allies for our mutual losses sacrificed for victory.


40 posted on 11/06/2004 10:54:36 PM PST by justshutupandtakeit (Public Enemy #1, the RATmedia.)
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To: justshutupandtakeit

"These scumbags are too cowardly to face the Black Watch in battle like Men but scurry around in the dark like the Rats they are. Sneaks, no Bravehearts, can never win because they abhor valor and the light."

Certainly as fighters one wouldn't describe their tactics as honorable. However they seem to be faily typical of a guerilla force. To be perfectly honest they probably aren't equipped or trained to be able to attack the allied forces in a straight shootout. They realise this of course and conduct their insurgent activities accordingly. This is not really pussiliance, but logic.

In fact what ever their cause is, they seem to be ruthlessly committed to it. I'm sorry, but loading a car with explosives and driving it into enemy soldiers is an action that is difficult to reconcile with the accepted definition of cowardice.

Make no mistake their cause is far from just, but to dismiss them as cowards understates the enormity of the task ahead of our warrior as they take on Fallujah. This is a foe that is unbelievably committed, which is precisely what makes Islamic extremism so dangerous to us all.


44 posted on 11/07/2004 12:57:46 AM PST by Dave Elias
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