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"SAYING one supports the troops in general is a nice gesture; pretending their work isn't the fighting the poster was calling for is embarassing."

You miss the point. It isn't that we don't support the troops, it is that our own government won't even admit the nature of the threat. Militant Muslims are only the tip of the iceberg. The threat is from an ideology similar to socialism or fascism. The threat is Islam, which by it's very nature is intolerant of freedom.

Until our politicians can stand up and say that our enemy is Islam, not just militant Islam, we cannot hope to win and our efforts will, for the most part, be wasted.

Oh and by the way, these Muslim narco-terrorists in Kosovo are thumbing their nose at us, because they know that we (the US & the Euros) are so afraid of them that we will sell out the last Christians (the Serbs) in Christian Kosovo down the river without a fight!

This is what the Muslim Albanians have done to Christian churches:

This is a photo of a Muslim Albanian urinating on a Christian church that his Muslim buddies destroyed (along with 150 others), while his friend photographs him with his cell phone!

Then look at this smug Muslim narco-terrorist war criminal, Agim Ceku whose Interpol arrest warrant was pulled so that he could become "prime minsister" over stolen Christian land.

And then his words: "Kosovo's Prime Minister Agim Ceku speaks during an interview with Associated Press in his office in Pristina the capital of Kosovo on Wednesday Sept. 20, 2006. Kosovo's prime minister on Wednesday dismissed Serbia's fierce opposition to the province's drive for independence, insisting that decades of bloodshed in the Balkans are over and Serbs will never dare to invade Kosovo again because 'they have no courage.' (AP Photo/Alban Bujari)

It isn't the Serbs who have "no courage", it's the Euros & us! And unless we do something about it right now, US policy on appeasing Muslims in Kosovo will stand. Help change this dangerous and cowardly policy at Save Kosovo!

I'm not missing the point at all. The point is that people who complain about labels and speeches are missing the point. During the Cold War, there were no regular speeches made while our intelligence people were fighting day in and day out. We are fighting the terrorists wherever they are; we're just not on the tube yakking about it for the weak-willed. ACTIONS are important, not politicians saying "Yes, it is a war against militant Islam," which would achieve zero, for the beenfit of those who need sloganeering to make them feel better.

The people who want everything done like a movie, with fiery rhetoric, are the ones missing the point.