[JCEccles]

You haven't been paying attention, then. Go back and read the threads which discuss Zarqawi and his fellow terrorists baring their black raisin hearts in despair over the repeated and wholesale failure to accomplish their objectives.

We are pulverizing these insects and they are screamining in terrific pain. The only hope they have is that the MSM will AMPLIFY these isolated acts of terror to the point that the American people will join with Murtha and demand that we surrender.

It's the Vietnam gambit, and I'm not falling for it.

[syriacus]

It's the Vietnam gambit, and I'm not falling for it.

I'm not falling for it, either. We should not be forced to abandon the children of Iraq the way we were forced to abandon the children of Vietnam.

Schoolchildren of Da Nang
"celebrate" the anniversary of the fail of Saigon
Vietnam Conflict Remembered,
Sunday, 2 April, 2000, BBC

[hunter112]

We should have practiced scorched earth tactics on the muzzies as soon as possible. The minute pictures of burnt US contractors hanging from the bridge in Fallujah went out across the wire, they should have been followed by pictures of a smoking crater where that craphole used to be.

I supported war in Iraq, but only because I thought our leadership had the guts to fight all out. If I had believed that we were going to play Vietnam-style patty-cake with the Islamunists, I wouldn't have backed it. Our pansy-assed handling of worthless Iraqi trash, and the way we demoralize our troops Murtha-fashion, have tied our hands in dealing with Iran and North Korea. I doubt we'd have the guts to blow up Pyongyang if they ever lobbed a rocket into our soil, especially if it were an unpopulated Aleutian island.