IMHO, we are making the same types of mistakes with this tyrant. He has told us straight up what he intends. He should have been arrested and put away the second he set foot on our soil. He has the blood of our sons and daughters, and countelss others, already on his hands.
The issue is not what the civilized world thinks of him...we already have, with our free flow of informationa ndhis own speeches elsewhere, ample evidence against him from his own mouth.
The issue is what he does with the platform and credibility we lent him by officially giving him a visa and allowing him here...what he does with that amongst the controlled and ignorant masses in his part of the world. He will use this visit to justify and lend credence to himself...and sign up many, many more to his rabid cause. The price of that, will be measured in all the more American blood in the months, and perhaps years, ahead.
I bet the press felt like they were listening to Hillary.
From the article:
“In our country,” judged the man who shuts down newspapers and imprisons journalists, “freedom is flowing at its highest level.”
I’d say the only thing “flowing” is bs.
Dana Milbank’s writing style is one of acerbic sarcasm. Today, that’s good because he’s decided to write about Ahmanutjob, but Milbank wrote an article a few weeks back about Tony Snow that really pissed me off.
"The freest women in the world are women in Iran,"
Hmmm...Then why did you stone an 18 year old girl over the weekend for "promiscuous behavior"? Why can't women drive a car? Why can't Iranians worship freely in a Christian church?
Free? Really? By what standards...the Koran? If this is the best Iran has to offer in terms of a public servant, they need to look under another rock.
They all talk like Baghdad Bob.
We’re past jaw jaw, though. At least after Beslan, I am.
Hey Rama Lama Ding Dong!....why don’t you just shuffle on back to your private corner of hell and just wait for the sound of our bombers coming over the horizon?.....