I WAS A NAIVE FOOL TO BE A HUMAN SHIELD FOR SADDAM!

The Iconoclast ^ | March 23, 2004 | Murray Soupcoff (The Iconoclast)

[SirAllen]

Bump. One down, a couple billion more to go. Too bad most of them will never see this article.

[laz17]

Excuse me for bringing Oprah up; but I just don't believe she is all she pretends to be.

Oprah is a wolf in sheep's clothing. She is a bonafide enemy of our nation. There's no difference between her and Hitlery, except that she disguises herself well and has fooled many people whom Hitlery could never be able to fool.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Perhaps the most crushing thing we learned was that most ordinary Iraqis thought Saddam Hussein had paid us to come to protest in Iraq. Although we explained that this was categorically not the case, I don't think he believed us. Later he asked me: "Really, how much did Saddam pay you to come?"

An eye opener for poor Daniel, though we everyday, war-loving, Bush-worshipping right-wingers aren't exactly surprised. To say that Daniel Pepper now realizes he was one of Saddam's useful idiots would be an understatement.

Welcome to the real world, Daniel. Too bad, more of your colleagues in the peace (sic Hate America) contingent haven't had their eyes opened yet. However, that's what the peace movement is all about these days, isn't it? Delusion, self-deception, self-righteousness and hate of the U.S. Peace has little to do with the whole morally-deluded enterprise.

LOL! Amen.

[Valin]

The problem with these "anti-war" (as if anyone sane would be pro-war) people(and here I'm talking about the rank and file) is their ideas on moral philosophy, or international politics stopped at the 3rd grade level, war bad..peace good, and can't we all just get along. Yes war is bad, but it's not the worst thing, tyranny comes to mind. What they don't seem to understand is there are things worth dieing for and yes worth killing for, freedom comes to mind.
And I for one intend to rub their noses in the truth of the regime.
The leaders of the "anti-war" movement and certain European countries are the ones I hold in utter contempt.

[KayEyeDoubleDee]

Thanks for pinging me on this. I wish everyone could read this, especially those who are apprehensively supportive of the war.

[nastypumps]

Thank you! I missed this as was at a rally for Collation of the Willing troops near my home town in Northern California (there are a few of us in la la land who aren't dazed confused or leftist!) Every one of the useful fools & commie tools who march (call them ap-peace-niks) for Iraq should read this & I'll make sure a few do.
Patriots drink California wine!

[EBUCK]

Very good read. I wonder if any of the others, perhaps "Jake", will be writing his changed views down for all to see. This guy has some nuts for sure.

[Barnacle]

Most excellent article Mr. Tooth. I forwarded it widely amoung friends and family.

[PsyOp]

Reality's a bitch!

[Snowy]

CNN and other lefty organizations should probably be held responsible for putting these shields in harm's way. They didn't know the truth until they were already in danger. If CNN would tell the truth, along with NPR and the rest of them, the shields would never have gone over there. < /dream >

[MindyW]

Great find. Thanks for the ping, Howlin.

[Howlin]

You're more than welcome. We have to FIND and POST the good news; it's getting harder and harder to find on the national shows, what with all the Bush bashing.

[MindyW]

Isn't that the truth. Very frustrating, to say the least.