The Last Helicopter (Details Devasting Emboldenment of Muslim Tyrannts by Dem. Divisiveness on Iraq)

Wall Street Journal ^ | 03/29/06 | AMIR TAHERI

[MikeA]

This devasting indictment of the impact of Democratic divisiveness on the war is a must read! We have to spread this around, that this election-driven need to attack the president's policies on Iraq by the Democratic extremists is emboldening tyrannts throughout the Middle East to dig in their heels and to wait the end of the president's administration when they will then have a freer hand to do what they want. This is particularly scary in regards to what it details about Iraq.

What I posted here is just the most galling part of the piece, but read the rest and you'll see just how terrible the damage has been to US policy in the Middle East all because of the Democrats' obsessive power mongering. These are the people polls say Americans want to put back in charge of Congress! We have to use this article and everything in our arsenal to cause our fellow citizens to see sense and to realize the damage these loathsome Democrats are doing to our efforts to end terror and tyranny in the Middle East.

The article is available on the Wall Street Journal's free site, Opinion Journal.com, so click the link above or right here. You don't need to be a subscriber: http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110008154

[pissant]

And not only from the leftist scum. FR seems to be populated by many pining for Bush to be impeached. Uhg.

[My2Cents]

Let's hope the Republicans make this a key off-year election issue, and have the balls to start calling these Democrats the treasonous b@st@ards they are.

[kjo]

The Dems and MSM have never been held responsible for the two million dead in SE Asia after the '75 pullout either. That's the way it works with them. As long as the MSM is part and parcel of the Democrat Party there's been no one to hold them to account, at least until now.

Thank God for the internet. How long til the Dems try and close us down?

[My2Cents]

These FR naysayers remind me of "Wormtongue."

[NCC-1701]

"...Thank God for the internet. How long til the Dems try and close us down?..."

Don't know the answer to that but you can bet the farm that the dimoCRACKS ARE doing their dead level best to shut it down. That will NEVER happen!

[antaresequity]

We have to spread this around, that this election-driven need to attack the president's policies

Whoops...for a moment their I thought you were another apologist for Bush and Republican traitors in the Senate on the issue of illegal immigration...

I say good riddenance to the Republicans and Bush...

Don't let the door hit you in the a$$ on the way out traitors...

[MikeA]

These psychos still can't get over the port deal. It's so sad to see conservatives victimized by their own ignorance. They've turned into rampant Bush haters just like the nitwits on the left, all over an issue they never could wrap their feeble, simple minds around.

[pissant]

Or Chicken Little

[MikeA]

Sure, put the Democrats back in power who will throw the doors wide open on the border and retreat from the war on terror not to mention hike your taxes into the stratosphere like Jon Corzine in New Jersey and Mark Warner in Virginia after both promised in their campaigns not to hike taxes. You're a genius.

[Ditto]

These very same power hungry bastards did the very same thing in South East Asia 30 years ago and sentenced 3 million people to death and tens of millions more to live under tyranny.

If we allow them to succeed this time, they will get tens of millions of people killed, and a great many of them will be Americans, not poor Asian peasants.

[misharu]

But how valid is the assumption that Mr. Bush is an aberration and that his successor will "run away"? It was to find answers that this writer spent several days in the U.S., especially Washington and New York, meeting ordinary Americans. . .

I think if he REALLY wanted to find the pulse of America, he should have come to the interior Red States.

[chesley]

Soon. Be very afraid.

And watch out for McCain.

[COEXERJ145]

The ones here on FR who want the President impeached are the same ones who have wanted it since Jan. 20, 2001. They hate Bush because he doesn't subscribe to their narrow minded views. If you don't agree with them 100%, then they accuse you of not being conservative.

They're full of just as much hatred as the DUers and spout the same talking points.

[antaresequity]

Well I look it at this way Einstein...Would I rather bleed to death one drop at a time?...or severe the the main artery and just get it over with...

Incidentally the Republicans are bleeding us at a far faster clip than one drop at a time.

I am sick and tired of the 'Lesser of two evils' argument. Won't work on me and it won't work the rapidly increasing group who are sick and tired of the status quo...

Bush is Rino...and I will not be voting Republican this next time around...

[Firefigher NC]

Problem is that neither party is supporting our interests anymore. The Republicans are traitors in regards to the borders and spending rediculous amounts of money, and the Democrats just plain suck. We need someone who will stay strong in Iraq and Afghanistan but support our interests at home.

[pop-gun]

Unfortunately, the American population has lost the resolve and unity of purpose that it had in WWII and that is essential to win....in Iraq or in any other war.

Success in any conflict does not go to the self-serving and faint of heart.

[antaresequity]

Yep...leaving gets more and more tempting by the week...

[American Quilter]

FR seems to be populated by many pining for Bush to be impeached.

I often wonder how many of them are conservatives/libertarians who are genuinely frustrated because President Bush and congress haven't done everything they think should be done, and how many are trolls pretending to be Freepers.

[motzman]

Um, you're replying to a person that has Michael Moore links on his homepage. For some reason, this is now "OK", which is why I don't really post much anymore...