Posted on 12/13/2005 6:50:22 PM PST by Names Ash Housewares
http://thepoliticalteen.com/video/gotohell.wmv
http://thepoliticalteen.com/video/gotohell.mov
“Anybody who doesn’t appreciate what America has done and President Bush, let them go to hell” – Iraqi Citizen, voter Betty Dawisha
Great clip, compare this with the pro-Al Qaeda video CBS aired tonight. I sent this out to most of my address book.
I think the Iraqi voters should put the purple ink on their middle finger rather than the index finger. By holding it up, they would be giving more than one message to the liberals of the world.
"Look, I voted"
"This one is for you liberals"
When I saw that video on Brit Hume's show I damned near choked on my iced tea. I called Hugh Hewitt to tell him, but couldn't endure the long hold.......
That lady spoke from her mind and soul!
BTTT
Don't sugar coat it now, Betty!
> The President's motivation had to do with 9/11, OBL, and links to terrorist activity within Iraq (I remember Rush Limbaugh showing airplanes in Iraq, which, according to the documents I read, showed that these planes, in the middle of nowhere, were being used as terrorist training, at a terrorist training camp).
Google "Salmon Pak". See also http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/003/378fmxyz.asp
Gotta love this lady!
Note to Dan Rather: Have you no shame?
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Won't see this on CNN .... or ABC,CBS,NBC,MSNBC,PBS or any other liberal pie hole. :)
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Very cool, thanks for the post. Our guys are doing a great Job in Iraq, a job that needs doing.
| An Iraqi's Message For Moonbats - Anybody Who Doesn’t Appreciate America Can Go To Hell (VIDEO) ^ |
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| Posted by ajolympian2004 On News/Activism ^ 12/14/2005 12:54:37 AM CST · 14 replies · 635+ views Michelle Malkin ^ | Tuesday December 13th, 2005 | Michelle Malkin AN IRAQI'S MESSAGE FOR MOONBATS By Michelle Malkin · December 13, 2005 10:07 PM Blunt words from Iraqi voter Betty Dawisha for the Cindy Sheehan Left (hat tip: The Political Pit Bull): "Anybody who doesn't appreciate what America has done, and President Bush, let them go to hell!" Go, Betty. Watch the video at The Political Teen. |
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Looking for 'Fair and Balanced' coverage on Fox? It was no where to be found in a segment on voting by Iraqi ex-patriates in the United States today. On Studio B with Shepard Smith, he went to correspondent, Steve Brown, who filed a very glowing, positive report.
Brown said that many of the voters were passionate about being pro-American. He said that they were also very pro-Bush and said, "Listen to this 77 year old woman and you'll see what I mean."
The video cut to the 77 year old Iraqi woman who was voting in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The woman pointed her finger at the camera and said (paraphrased because of her accent but pretty much verbatim), "For Iraq and thanks to America. Without America we couldn't accomplish, could not reach this day. So, anyone who doesn't appreciate what America has done and President Bush, let them go to hell."
The camera went back to Steve Brown who said, "That's right. (Then he seemed to catch himself) At least that's her opinion."
Comments: I have nothing against Fox showing this woman and her opinion. What I do have a problem with is -- what happened to the 'Fair and Balanced'? I'm sure there were a lot of different opinions to be found in the voting populace. The day after the President announced dispassionately that "around 30,000 Iraqi citizens had been killed since the start of the U.S. war against Iraq", (which, by the way was not reported today or yesterday on Studio B) I would have liked to have seen both sides of the story.
Once again, Fox does it's job of promoting the Bush Administration and stays carefully away from any criticism.
Ping!
Bravo!
As the lady said, let the whiners/doomers and gloomers aka the rats go to hell!
Iraqi Voters:
http://thepoliticalteen.com/video/gotohell.wmv
>>>>You can't, kennedy has his email set up where it'll bounce back.
No problem, it will be done!
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