[aquila48]

"But make no mistake, the battle has been turned and we are witnessing the beginning of a jihadist meltdown. "

The guy is obviously forgetting that the jihadists have very powerful allies who will soon come to their rescue - the DEMOCRATS!!

[txroadkill]

...and the losers, Al-Qaeda and the other jihadist groups, are reluctant to acknowledge it.

Gee, I wonder if their reluctance to acknowledge that they are losing has anything to do with our left controlled Congress and our left controlled media that keeps saying we are losing and we need to surrender and retreat.

[woofie]

excellent

Now if only the American press would report on this jihadist meltdown so that policymakers in Washington can rally the martial spirit to bring this battle to a crushing end for the enemy.

[Mount Athos]

wow

[hsalaw]

Now if only the American press would report on this jihadist meltdown so that policymakers in Washington can rally the martial spirit to bring this battle to a crushing end for the enemy.

We all wish our press weren't a bunch of lying, traitorous, anti-American b*stards, but we realize they are and therefore we have to use other media for dissemination of facts.

[hsalaw]

I just e-mailed the article to Sen. Mitch McConnell, with a note saying that since I'm a California Republican, I do not have competent representation in the Senate, so am writing to him instead.

[AmericanArchConservative]

bookmark bump for later read

AAC

[indianrightwinger]

I liked what I read. But, it is an opinion piece though......

[DB]

I just hope it is true.

[Anti-Bubba182]

I hope this is true and not too optimistic!

[Lurker]

There is no greater joy for someone who cares about Iraq than to watch Al Qaeda and these other jihadist groups go at each other with the bloodthirsty abandon and frenzy that only crazed zealots can muster. The bloodletting has gone far beyond the point of any possible reconciliation, for Al Qaeda must destroy all the others in order to survive, and ditto for the others as they face down Al Qaeda. It has turned into an all-or-nothing fight among the most dangerous insurgents, and it is heartening to see them engaged and distracted in destroying each other.

Actually that's true for someone who doesn't give a frogs watertight bunghole about what happens to Iraq as well.

L

[philman_36]

Now if only the American press would report on this jihadist meltdown so that policymakers in Washington can rally the martial spirit to bring this battle to a crushing end for the enemy.
I suggest the author consider the lyrics of a modern day rock group...Dream On, by Aerosmith, 'cause that ain't gonna happen.
All that's good is bad to the American press and won't get reported.

[generalhammond]

Nice to hear the sound of silence from the likes of Lurch, Swimmer and that ugly Murtha Furka.

[Kay Ludlow]

bump for later reading

[FarRightFanatic]

Bookmarking for later

[rockinqsranch]

A little information about the author...FYI:

http://mes.hudson.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=staff_bio&eid=Kazimi

[SueRae]

A nice way to start the day. Insurgents eating their own.

[BallandPowder]

Powder..Patch..Ball FIRE!

A bunch of hungry hyena's chewing each other to pieces....

Pass the popcorn please...!!

[R.W.Ratikal]

It's often the case where the defeated refuse to acknowledge their defeat.

In World War II Hitler was to all extents and purposes defeated by July of 1942 when his armies were brought to a stop in Russia, Rommel was stopped and the Allies invaded North Africa. Hitler was finished but he kept on fighting until he ran out of resources.

For the Japanese the war was over after the battle of Midway in July of 1942 but it took three more years to bring them to their knees. Admiral Yammamoto, chief of the Imperial Japanese Navy, whose staff planned Pearl Harbor was against going to war with the U. S.

Yammamoto said that he could "run wild" for 6 months to a year but after that he could not guarantee victory. True to his prediction, from Midway on Japan was on the defensive but fought the long defeat.

[steve-b]

we are witnessing the beginning of a jihadist meltdown

You'll excuse me for cynicism after report after report of how the capture of "al-Qaeda's number two" (al-Qaeda, it seems has more Number Twos that The Village) had dealt a mortal blow to the enemy.