[etradervic]

There is no line like a hard-line.

[MNJohnnie]

So yeah, when the opposed of a hard line is a stupid line, then there is "There is no line like a hard-line.


It what happens when Old Boy DC trys to micromanage a war from DC.

Some where the ghost of LBJ is laughing his ass off watching a bunch of chicken hearted Congress critters and 10 DC Lawyers trying to micromanage their war from DC the same way he screwed up Vietnam from DC.

NEXT time you have a "Study Group" actually have people who KNOW the issue and the region rather then hire has been political machine types who can be relied upon to simply recreate what the Editorial position of the Washington Post and the NY Times is.
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[outofsalt]

The Iraq surrender group proposed a "chat and run" strategy.

[angkor]

Iraq Study Group: Choosing To Lose

[Ron2]

One thing is missing in their report. This world of ours is in the middle of major conflict.....could be considered WWIII, a religious war. Look at the Iraq, Lebonon, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Africa, Europe, Russia, Phillipines and the list goes on. It will hit here in the US one of these days unless we have the balls to stand up against it and admit who is causing all the problems. Muslims, but our media won't admit it either. Who are the waring factions in the list above and other countries? We are in a religious war!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BigDaddyTX]

How much did the members of this group get paid? How about their staff, how much did they get paid?

Same old "Independent Commission" crap. Independent from what?... Reality?

[yldstrk]

The Republican and Democratic pragmatists could be the death of the USA.

[jimbo123]

James Baker was just doing the bidding of his Saudi masters. Baker and his commission gave the Saudis everything they paid for.

[Texas Eagle]

I smell a huge back-stabbing, double-cross in the works here.

I wonder if James Baker was part of the group that recommended to President George H.W. Bush that he strike a deal with Congressional RATS to raise taxes in exchange for a promise from the RATS to cut spending.

[FlingWingFlyer]

It's hilarious the way buffoons are running out and buying this "study group's" pamphlet when it can be downloaded free off the internet. LOL! I guess maybe they just want to impress their friends and neighbors by carrying it around with them during the holidays. There are too many weirdos living in this country.

[Dustbunny]

The Iraqi Study Group are apparently in their second childhood as the report reads like it was written by a group of twelve year olds.

It is also anti-Semitic.

[TruthWillWin]

The ISG = OJ jury of the 2000's

[shield]

THE IRAQ SENILE, STUPIDITY, AND SURRENDER GROUP

Written by Dr. Jack Wheeler [author of the Reagan Doctrine]
Thursday, 07 December 2006

One hundred and forty years ago, British philosopher John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) wrote:

War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things: the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth a war, is much worse... A man who has nothing which he is willing to fight for, nothing which he cares more about than he does about his personal safety, is a miserable creature who has no chance of being free, unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself. (Dissertations and Discussions 1867 Vol.1 p. 26.)

A perfect description of the Democrat Party leadership and the editors of the New York Times today. Which is why they are hyping the Iraq Study Group Report to the moon.

They hope to use the hype to force President Bush to surrender in Iraq. They will not succeed.

Yesterday (12/06), I and a small group of conservatives met with a top White House aide (whose comments were not for attribution so I can't name him). In so many words, he told us that President Bush's response to the Iraq Study Group Report and the media hysteria around it is: "Thank you for sharing."

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