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To: jodiluvshoes
The Atlanta Journal Constitution had this on the front page:

Troops berated by mob at airport:


As 3 dozen troops walked to their plane through Hartsfield International Airport they were met by a thunderous noise. It wasn't applause, No it was "booing" mixed with shouts of "murderer" and "killer." Given recent Pew and Zogby polling it did not surprise me to see this reaction(polls said that 99.99% of Americans think that we should get out of Iraq and pay the Bathist Party reparations). Its clear that the Iraqi people aren't the only ones who want us out of Iraq. Even more there was a young girl who couldn't have been more than 6 years old, she walked up to one troop and said, "why are you killing those nice Arabs, Islam is a religion of peace". I could not be more proud of this young girl or her parents. To think that through the misrepresentation of the war by the media she was able to understand that the Americans are wrong, and that this is just some cowboys war, shows that America DOES have a chance. This was truly a heartwarming show of support for our Islamic brethren and a denouncement of this rouge administrations policies. America truly is a county full of compassion and understanding.

--Commie McCommierson
17 posted on 07/19/2006 9:45:59 AM PDT by xpertskir (I hate hippies but love hippie music)
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To: xpertskir
Re: Commie McCommierson

A so-so attempt at satire, or Cynthia McKinney trying out for a possible post-Congressional gig at the AJC, or an actual AJC editorial by Tucker? -- beats me with a stick!

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

42 posted on 07/19/2006 11:02:59 AM PDT by Criminal Number 18F (America has no native criminal class, apart from Congress -- Mark Twain)
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