***Coalition Reaches Bagland City Limits***

Stardate: 0304.3

[marktuoni]

Rush just came on....Now what are you gonna do?????

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

"Latest word from Daschle:"

"I am saddened, deeply saddened"

I remember the movie "Ride With The Devil" Where the Quantrell character is saying: "I am sad, I am sad boys, but I am vengeful" Pretty well sums up Daschole and cohorts.

[The Wizard]

Clift is a cow

[The Wizard]

Bagland looses electricity

[Tennessean4Bush]

I want this guy captured alive just so they can put a microphone in front of him and ask if this capture is merely a fabrication.

[NYFriend]

Should read: "US Forces reach Bag Limits" Time to go home and wait for next season. ROEs are ROEs.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

ROTFLOL, that would be a riot to the inth degree.

[TJC]

"Ride With The Devil"
Great movie, just was talking about it 1/2 hour ago.

[EternalHope]

"I would never start this war if I were President", Former US Vice President Al Gore said via videoconferencing at the Economist Conference "Seventh Roundtable with the Government of Greece", which takes place April 2-4 in Athens.

Al Gore: Master of Timing.

(notice the perfectly timed foot in mouth...)

[Cboldt]

Finally, Bagland . . .

I know. It feels like it's been ages. But, man, this was FAST, and "finally" somehow seems out of place. ABout 2 weeks, total action (not counting buildup phases). The Pentagon has done an OUTSTANDING job.

[Ax]

With Eleanor Rodham Clift on Time's payroll, is there any wonder why I cancelled my subscription to that DNC rag? She makes my hair hurt. And I don't have much of that left.

[js1138]

"Churchill was a great war leader, but the British were smart enough to vote him out of office after the war was over"

I've thought about that long and hard, and I've come to the conclusion that the relevant analogy is the great depression. 911 has become a permanent part of out mentality, and it will be tough for dems to win any elections for the next ten years. BJ Clinton is headed for Hooverville.

[psychopuppy]

We're talking about Eleanor...nuff said ;)

[cardinal4]

How about that rescue,Ax?

[concerned about politics]

Senator John F. Kerry said yesterday that President Bush committed a ''breach of trust'' in the eyes of many United Nations members by going to war with Iraq, creating a diplomatic chasm that will not be bridged as long as Bush remains in office. ''What we need now is not just a regime change in Saddam Hussein and Iraq, but we need a regime change in the United States,'' Kerry said in a speech at the Peterborough Town Library.

Boston Globe

[concerned about politics]

Power is off in Bagdad.

[Uncle Kermie]

bttt

[Slyfox]

Isn't it something that we have more in common with a mullah in Iraq giving a fatwah in support of US troops, than a good-for-nothing, idiotic, left-wing, bimbo named Eleanor Clift?

Oh, Lord, how we have suffered.

[Slyfox]

People like John "Freak Out" Kerry make me sick. In order to honor our war dead, we must make sure that those who spoke out don't get elected next time around. Especially, if the elected official served in the military himself. What Kerry did is akin to a breach of trust.

[concerned about politics]

Isn't it something that we have more in common with a mullah in Iraq giving a fatwah in support of US troops, than a good-for-nothing, idiotic, left-wing, bimbo named Eleanor Clift?

"Iraqi Army’s Defenses Seem Impenetrable"..... (Robert Fisk -- liberal facist supreme praying for American blood)....

In Al-Mussayib, central Iraq — The road to the front in central Iraq is a place of fast-moving vehicles, blazing Iraqi anti-aircraft guns, tanks and trucks hidden in palm groves, a train of armored vehicles bombed from the air and hundreds of artillery positions dug into revetments to defend the capital. Anyone who doubts that the Iraqi Army is prepared to defend its capital should take the highway south of Baghdad.

How, I kept asking myself, could the Americans batter their way through these defenses? For mile after mile they go on, slit trenches, ditches, earthen underground bunkers, palm groves of heavy artillery and truck loads of combat troops in battle fatigues and steel helmets. Not since the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War have I seen the Iraqi Army deployed like this; the Americans may say they are “degrading” the country’s defenses but there was little sign of that here

Arab News