Posted on 05/01/2007 8:01:42 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
Reid: Bush Must Halt Slaying of Terrorist Leaders
by Scott Ott
(2007-05-01) As unconfirmed news broke that the chief of al-Qaeda in Iraq may have been killed in a battle with a rival terror group, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called on President George Bush to step in and halt the slaying of terror leaders.
Its a known fact that every time a terror leader is killed, another rises to take his place, said Sen. Reid. Therefore, the only way to stop the spawning of new terror leaders is to halt the slaying of the current ones.
The Nevada Democrat said Mr. Bush should petition the United Nations to send in an unarmed peacekeeping force to protect the known terror leaders from accidental or intentional execution by Iraqi and U.S. forces, as well as by their own colleagues in the terror industry.
If these guys keep getting knocked off, Sen. Reid said, how will we ever build relationships that lead to negotiations and peace treaties? The longer a terror leader stays at the helm, the more we can get to know him. When Democrats talk about bringing stability to the region, this is what we mean.
That's what makes it so effective. :)
Reid figures he is next.
Explain, please? (slow motor on this end)
There is no idea so inane that the left might not have actually come up with it!
Got it, thanks. And you are so right!
Brilliant! Scott Ott does it again. :-)
scrappleface is the name his grandmother gave to his dog.
I was wondering how he came up with a name like that for his website. lol
Yes, but isn't it illuminating that one has to ask?
The most unlucky man in al Qaeda. LOL
That's why I didn't even check the source! It never occured to me that it was a spoof; it sounds just like him! Just shows the brilliance of Scrappleface!
LOL!
Reid is such an ass. His world view is so tightly focused he see’s nothing.
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