Posted on 06/27/2006 4:49:36 AM PDT by Coop
There he goes again. U.S. Rep. Jack Murtha..."American presence in Iraq is more dangerous to world peace than nuclear threats from North Korea and Iran" ... "We want as many Americans out of (Iraq) as possible" because "we have become the enemy."
... his ... comments deserve clarification insofar as they can easily be construed to be, if not anti-American, a comfort to this countrys enemies.
...there is evidence progress is being made. On the flip side, there is not a lot in the way of evidence that Americas soldiers have "become the enemy" of anyone in Iraq other than those people who were its enemies there in the first place...
If there were any truth to Murthas assertion about the U.S. being the enemy, it would have been invited to leave Iraq by its newly elected government months, if not years, ago... Iraqi citizens and their elected leaders know it is the American military presence that gives them their best chance of stabilizing their country...
Iran is run by a religious oligarchy that supports terrorist networks all over the world. North Korea is a failing country but burgeoning criminal enterprise run by a malignant megalomaniac. That both these countries are using their nuclear programs to blackmail the West into surrendering to their demands for recognition and foreign aid is the threat facing the world today. These are not civilized countries. They are serious threats to world peace...
That Jack Murtha would suggest somehow the U.S. is the problem is to have a view of the world more common to the faculties of certain universities than mainstream America.
... Jack Murtha isnt adding to [the debate] by aping old Pogo comic strips.
Americans have met the enemy, Mr. Murtha, and he isnt them.
(Excerpt) Read more at zwire.com ...
I think that wrinkled envelope went over the edge a couple of months ago.
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And please help Diana Irey redeploy and retire the dishonorable EX-Marine John Murtha.
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Well, now here he speaks truth - were he looking in a mirror...seeing, first, himself and over his shoudler, sKerry, Keenedee, Reeed, chemPeelosi, et al.
We need to introduce the term "Murtha" as an epithet to mean the same as Quisling or Benedict Arnold.
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Bump. Great piece. Hope it's read on the other side of the state.
The Republicans should hang this around the Democrats' neck: it confirms that to the Democrats, America is the enemy.
None dare call it treason. Well, I will.
It looks like John Murtha is "playing" to his base of leftist socialist revolutionaries. I am not sure whether the word sedition or traitor applies to this unAmerican moron. His statements are beyond outrageous; maybe he is the source of the leaks to the MSM.
Take this for what it's worth. I saw on a blog today somewhere that Murtha was one of three people (Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton were the others) the NY Times spoke with before going forward with its financial story. The Times reporter or editor claimed that one of those "sources" did not ask the Times not to print the story.
Once someone has demonstrated that he or she is not trustworthy or loyal, then they become suspects of just about anything bad that occurs. In my eyes Murtha is a criminal and dishonorable. He should voluntarily retire in shame, but like the other leftist socialist revolutionaries Murtha has no shame.
But he won't, nor will his Dem leaders ask him to. So it's up to us, via Commissioner Irey, to retire and redeploy him.
Amen to that!
Eat that you anti-American PIG. Ugh!!
EXACTLY. What the heck is wrong with the Congresscritters on the right side of the aisle that NOT ONE is standing up and telling him to shut his piehole? It had better be strategery -- letting him hang himself or something -- but from here it sure looks like cowardice. GRRRRR.
I wish I knew.
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