Editorial: Next Come the Killing Fields(After the Peace Marches)

Washington DC Examiner Newspaper ^ | Jan 29, 2007 | staff

[7thson]

I believe he is the edior in chief for the Examiner.

[kellynla]

"Doesn't Bill Sammon work for the Examiner these days?"

Yes

[kellynla]

ping

[oldbill]

We can't handle the illegal hispanics now. What are we going to do with the millions of Iraqi refugees that our surrender put in mortal danger?

[Gritty]

[andy58-in-nh]

If we withdraw from Iraq prematurely and the worst comes to happen, you can be sure that American liberals and their media megaphones will blame George Bush personally, the Republicans generally, and America globally. Radical Islamist terrorists will never be held to account because they detest the United States of America almost as much as own Left does.

[gogeo]

Are the demonstrators and their allies in Congress and the media prepared to carry that burden on their consciences?

They have none.

[kellynla]

"What are we going to do with the millions of Iraqi refugees that our surrender put in mortal danger?"

They won't be welcome here.

One more terrorist bombing in America and every Muslim swinging dick in America will have to pack up his koran and family and go back to whatever hellhole they originated from.

Our ancestors didn't risk life & limb to come to this country just so a bunch of camel jockeys could come here, terrorize our women and children and make hamburger out of our families.

The Iraqis have a year at best to "take out the trash" and get their house in order. We removed Saddam & liberated Iraq; time for the Iraqis to step, settle their internal differences, remove troublemakers so America and the rest of the allied coalition can stand down. We have other issues to deal with. And being the local cop on the corner in Iraq is not one of them.

[griswold3]

The narcissists never deal with 'consequences'. That would mean a 'reality check'.

-Best line I've heard so far to describe their 'reality'...(from one of their 'heros')

Nietzsche argued further against a fixed reality in his unpublished work `On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense', claiming that what we think of as truth is merely a convention agreed upon by society, thus freeing Man from the tyranny of concrete reality.

[kellynla]

Michael Ramirez draws another classic!

[wildcatf4f3]

Jane Fonda consorting with insurgents
change to cavorting

[smoothsailing]

[kellynla]

"Larry, Moe & Curley" LOL

[Blind Eye Jones]

This article forgets one very important point: if the US leaves Iraq the terrorists will then flock to Afghanistan to drive the multinational forces out.

[kellynla]

"if the US leaves Iraq the terrorists will"

follow us home...

[listenhillary]

Outstanding cartoon bump/

[Cementjungle]

It won't be all over the TV, therefore it won't really exist.

[listenhillary]

We have more than 3 TV networks now.

I don't remember much of the coverage (if any) of the aftermath when we pulled out of Vietnam. Wrong age I guess.

[Fiddlstix]

Good Post!

[freema]

Sophie Stagg’s first trip back to Cambodia in 20 years was a mixture of sorrow and joy, a chance to purge bad memories and revisit the homeland that haunts her. She was taken from her family and put to work in the Khmer Rouge killing fields when she was 9. http://www.sptimes.com/News/webspecials/cambodia/ http://www.dccam.org/ http://www.cybercambodia.com/dachs/ http://www.dithpran.org/ http://www.yale.edu/cgp/