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I'm confused as to why these reporters wish for the U.S. to fail in the WOT. Their lives won't be in any less danger if we fail, and possibly even more danger.


22 posted on 09/30/2006 1:12:19 PM PDT by SoldierDad (Proud Father of an American Soldier)
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Perhaps they honestly think that if the "underprivileged" terrorists are persecuted no longer by capitalist imperialists they will become better people.

In their minds the real evil is capitalism.

These reporters would be heroes (or they think they would) if the other side won because of their "heroic" work of propogandizing against the US (All IMO).

26 posted on 09/30/2006 1:16:35 PM PDT by what's up
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I'm confused as to why these reporters wish for the U.S. to fail in the WOT. Their lives won't be in any less danger if we fail, and possibly even more danger.

Because they will do ANYTHING to make the U.S. secular (meaning non-Christian). In their opinion, Islam is just a 'passing fancy' that will go away after the enlightened among us talk with the leaders of Islam and point out to them that they really should be nice. Translated that means: If the Dems take over everything will be peachy keen because the wacko Islamists will be hugged into cooperation and as part of the 'hugs' any and all religion, with the exception of Christianity, will happily florish and everyone will 'get along' and the press will be part of the 'heroic' leftwing endeavor that brought about this utopia. And no, I am not exagerating - they do think this way.


56 posted on 09/30/2006 4:31:11 PM PDT by hardworking (Please read "The Clash of Civilizations" by Samuel Huntington - well worth it.)
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