[Plymouth Sentinel]

"Yet the nighttime doctor at Camp Fallujah doctor..."

I'm glad to hear this, but would like to know where in all he** the editor is!

Are these guys off boozing in the Hamptons or what? If so, why don't they have the decency to wait until July?

More than this, the 'Review' is publishing nonsensical financial and economics columns, and I'm thoroughly ticked at Larry Kudlow, who's economics editor. He ought to know better.

[NutCrackerBoy]

On one IED mission I joined MPs nabbed two men in track suits and tennis shoes running away from the trigger. Both wore head scarves with non-Iraqi-colors and they had Jordanian features. -Michael Fumento

Great embedded reporting.

[SIDENET]

It's good tho see an article stating that it is "our was to lose", because it is. The MSM has ratcheted up their war on our efforts using three main elements: The US body count, recruiting problems(and the "need" for a draft), and the "unstoppable" insurgency. I've been seeing this defeatist crap everywhere in the news.

[beebuster2000]

btt

[Northern Alliance]

Mess hall (excuse me, “cafeteria”) food was incredibly delicious and varied. It so hot outside you could barely eat, but don’t blame the chow. The vast majority of troops have hot showers superior to what you find in many European hotels. Toilet facilities were odor- and fly-free. I was stunned to find that the living quarters are almost universally air-conditioned.

He was stunned because the MSM will not report it.

[neverdem]

From time to time, I’ll ping on noteworthy articles about politics, foreign and military affairs. FReepmail me if you want on or off my list.

I'm sorry to read that Fumento wound up with a colostomy secondary to dehydration, but as usual, great reporting, especially IED tactics.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

Poorly written article, hard to follow.

[armymarinemom]

Wow a story that sounds like a phone call from Iraq! This is a rare treat.

It's a relief to read about the improvements that have been made for our troops since the beginning of the war. This story made me have flash backs to the time when we had to mail fans over there just to help our son get enough sleep in the heat.