[nuconvert]

pong

[GSlob]

As if a pretext were needed.

[jws3sticks]

...if you read the Guardian newspaper in Britain

Never read the Guardian newspaper, they are total A$$holes and can't remember they'd be speaking German if it was not for the US of A. They are total snakes in the grass, in my opinion.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Alarm over Iran helps Bush

Thus, concludes the liberal, the alarm isn't based on anything real, but is merely a tactic to gain political advantage.

Because that's what the liberal would do.

[carolinalivin]

Alternate headline: Iran Threat Increases, Thank God Bush is President.

[LaineyDee]

"up to five [U.S.] generals and admirals are willing to resign rather than approve what they consider would be a reckless attack."

Hmm....Let me find that pen.....

[Redbob]

"You would think that the United States was Nazi Germany preparing to launch a war of aggression on Poland based on a fabricated provocation. (Adolf Hitler's Sept. 1, 1939, blitzkrieg was preceded by SS troops in Polish uniforms pretending to attack a German radio station on the border.)"

Or so the media tells us

From what I've seen lately, I sometimes wonder if the Germans were really to blame?

Consider Slobodan Milosevic, who our media painted as the worst villain since Adolph Hitler: his crime?
Rounding up Islamic terrorists that infested his country and were murdering non-muslims...

[baubau]

I'm sure we will find a reason to strike once again.

[happygrl]

Only if the Iranians fear the U.S. are they likely to make major concessions. The Bush haters are thus doing Bush a big favor with all their talk of an imminent American strike. The more alarmism, the better — justified or not.

Tick....tick.....tick....

[Brad from Tennessee]

Shortly after Ronald Reagan won the presidential election in 1980 he leaked to columnist Jack Anderson his plan to attack Iran after he took office in January 1981. Anderson reported that Reagan said the American hostages being held in Tehran were expendable. The U.S. would target Iranian military and industrial targets with conventional missiles launched from ships. The Iranians released the hostages the day Reagan was sworn into office

[Cindy]

I'm outraged and I DO NOT read the Los Angeles Times.
Period.

(As an aside, Zarqawi used to read the Los Angeles Times. I don't know if Hell subcribes to it, so unsure if he still does.)

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http://internet-haganah.com/harchives/005285.html

19 November 2005
"Zarqawi: 'I read it in the Los Angeles Times'"

http://internet-haganah.com/hmedia/19nov05-zarqawi-latimes.mp3