ANN COULTER: IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T APPEASE; CRY, CRY AGAIN

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[knews_hound]

In before the ping !

Cheers,

knewshound

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[facedown]

bttt

[Old Sarge]

(Also this week, we celebrate a fast-track to freedom that doesn't require 40 years in the desert, but as I recall, the suggestion that we convert Muslims to Christianity was shot down early on in this war.)

THWAPP!

[spikeytx86]

I do have to point one thing out. Sudan is ran by a radical Islamic regime which once housed bin laden and also supports a genocide against Christian Africans. Terrorism coming from Sudan is not impossible nor unlikely. Also, I would rather the U.S. went in and kicked the fascists and their Chinese backers out and end the genocide and secure those energy resources for ourselves.

[kellynla]

I don’t know how the title got screwed up,
but you might want to correct it.

[WakeUpAndVote]

Yup, that will leave a mark!

[pissant]

Sing it Annie.

[Holicheese]

Specter Gunships everynight for one year!

Durfar is not a quagmire that I think we should be involved in.
Let the UN send in buses (run on corn oil of course) and pick everyone up that wants to leave. Then drive to some other country.

[alloysteel]

Darfur, and the Sudan, are just one of those clumsy artifacts that do not seem to fit anywhere. The local sport seems to be something like playing polo with live people used variously as the polo balls and the clubs, with the players mounted up on Toyota pickup trucks. The people-as-polo-balls have to be chosen carefully, as they must be someone the local chieftain dislikes very much, and this may change from week to week. Almost invariably, Christians get put on the top of the list, and others are substituted only when the supply of Christians begins to run low. But other factions of Muslims work quite well too, for the purposes of the game, which is to spread blood and terror all over the local populace.

[spikeytx86]

It depends, would a continued genocide in darfur create instability in east Africa? An unstable horn of Africa (and it ain’t exactly tranquil now) especially with it’s very radical Muslim population would no be in our National Interest.

Now I don’t support going over there for some open ended peacekeeping operation where our troops hands are tied to the point where they can’t actually keep the peace, with it ending like Somalia. If we were to go in, it should be complete regime change. Personally, I believe sanctions with teeth that will punish economically and isolate diplomatically Sudan and anyone who does business with them if they continue these inhuman acts would do the trick in a hurry. But it will never happen as the CHICOMS have veto power.

Personally, I like your bomb the snot out of them till they knock it the F*** off would be a good second option.

[the final gentleman]

Ann Coulter. What a man.

One can wish that men were men, but,

Ann Coulter, what a man.

[BigBobber]

If you want a shorter rebuilding process, then we're going to have to wage less humane wars. The enemy — as well as innocent civilians — must be bombed into quivering terror. Otherwise, we displace aggression but don't destroy it.

...If we're going to have humane wars, they are going to take a little bit longer.

That wouldn't be so bad, except that it gives fifth columnists more time to demoralize Americans and convince them that we are losing a war in the paramount struggle of our time.

The key passages...

[Paul Ross]

Bump!

[SauronOfMordor]

The Leftists want Bush to go in, because they want footage of (mostly white) American troops shooting black Africans. Which they will immediately spin for their African American constituency. No Thanks

I'd rather see the Christian Sudanese given lots of guns and ammo, and let them free themselves

[bray]

But Saddamn let the kids fly kites before he cut their tongues out. What’s the big deal?? Ann Rox!!

Pray for W and Our Troops

[wjcsux]

In before the ping!

[goldstategop]

Liberals may believe in Darfur but they don't believe in freedom. Otherwise they would cotton to The Bible, which talks about freedom - and the central lesson of Passover is freedom isn't meant to be easy or cheaply obtained. It requires sacrifice. That is why incidentally, clueless liberals miss the fact that the Passover Seder is all about rules. Or as Charlton Heston's Moses is fond of saying at the end of Cecil B. De Mille's great epic, The Ten Commandments, "there can be no freedom without law." Take time to think over that one, liberals.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[NonValueAdded]

Who's running this holocaust in Darfur, FEMA?