***Operation Iraqi Freedom - Situation Room - Day 8 - LIVE THREAD***

Various | 3/27/2003 | Me

[ican'tbelieveit]

I missed the blips, and my son was whining about actually watching the cam.

[SW6906]

Why do you insist on shitting on our parade? If you don't have anything constructive to debate, go find another lunch to crap in....

[The Wizard]

thank you

[A Citizen Reporter]

Yes, MM found it at post#1984

Bill Clinton: Trust Tony's judgment

"In the face of the foot dragging, hawks in America have been pushing for an immediate attack on Iraq. Some of them want regime change for reasons other than disarmament, and, therefore, they have discredited the inspection process from the beginning; they did not want it to succeed. Because military action probably will require only a few days, they believe the world community will quickly unite on rebuilding Iraq as soon as Saddam is deposed."

[abnegation]

Report on Fox about "Bagdad" Kentucky. LOL

[ican'tbelieveit]

The others are sometimes overloaded, they constantly rebuffer for me. This one is pretty steady.

[Dog]

Fox is in Bagdad Kentucky....... doing a report....LOL!

[lavrenti]

This is very funny. It was Michael Wolff right?

He's one of those unintentionally funny guys. Reading him is like watching someone walking out of a bathroom with toliet paper hanging out of his pants.

[Wphile]

I also caught a bit of the troops talking about the war - those that have injuries. I only heard the one guy say that they (the troops) were told they wouldn't face any resistance moving up North through Iraq. That there wouldn't be any trouble around Narisia (sp?). And then he said, "but when we got there we found out differently."

I do think there is some truth to the fact that the military did not expect there to be the resistance that there has been thus far. Looks like intelligence dropped the ball a bit here and didn't catch all the Sadaam loyalists moving out to the south to harrass our troops.

[hobson]

Bagdad resident: All people want to do is get up, go to work, eat and not worry about getting blowed up.

[Dog]

He actually whined that poor Georgie Step went back to the US....because it was boring.

[Dawgmeister]

Sounds more like Bagdad, Florida

[The Wizard]

thank you very much

[TheExploited]

General Brooks should have offered to transport Mr. Wolff up to the front lines to relieve his boredom.

[BreitbartSentMe]

Hey Saddam .. can ya hear us?

I got an email from someone with a picture of a building being blown up, and a picture of GW in the top corner talking to Sadam in the bottom corner, saying "Can 'ya hear me now??"

I can email it to someone if they'd like to post it.

[AppyPappy]

That's why you are here. To get the real story. Turn off the "Reality" Series of War. This is the real coverage.

[abnegation]

Personally I find the Centcom briefings informative. Screw the press. These briefings are for American citizens to receive information. Not to entertain the press.

[Dog]

Bombs again..

[ican'tbelieveit]

small booms... medium boom

[abnegation]

Anyone else notice there are always booms of some kind during Shep's report?