Posted on 04/01/2004 9:29:48 AM PST by kattracks
Rome did not create a great empire by having meetings,
they did it by killing all those who opposed them.
Observe Decide Orient Act. Be patient, and enjoy the show.
C'mon, let's get some perspective.
Fallujah is a city of 500,000 people. The Marines have taken seven KIAs in ten days there. This is GROUND ZERO of the last remnant of the Baathists. That's why our terminating guys were moved in.
If 500,000 folks wanted to kill our 25,000, they could have. They don't. They have a terrorist thug element, protected by their "religious" leaders, making life miserable for all involved.
We'll get 'em.
This ISN'T Somalia. We're gonna find, and kill, the bad guys. We've got them in a box here. This is the last violent skirmish. Fallujah is their Alamo. That's why the Marines are there.
But 499,500 Fallujans just want to survive. As we've learned in Tikrit, Mosul and Baghdad ... that last 1% is a Mofo.
There is no link. They are total heathens and the religion is just a disguise. Too bad Islam takes words over deeds.
"Non-Romans who murdered Romans were subject to crucifixion. There is a story that Julius Caesar opposed this torture, and ordered his soldiers to kill the malefactors humanely. He nonetheless hung the bodies on crosses, with placards describing their offenses, for all to see. Had the French language existed, Caesar might have said, "Pour encourager les autres," or, "To encourage (as an example for) the others." Would-be killers who saw the bodies quickly understood that it was unhealthy to murder Roman citizens. "
US Governor of Iraq Paul Bremer announced today that not only is the coalition committed to a peaceful and democratic Iraq, but it is also committed to preserving the environment. Iraq will now designate the area formally known as Fallujah a national park and naming it "Glass Lake National Park". The park will be ready for the public in the year 3500 when the radiation levels are expected to be below lethal levels.
THIS HAS BEEN A FOXNEWS ALERT
- CAIR Condemns Mutilation, Not Terror Murders
CAIR Condemns Mutilation, Not Terror Murders
On 31 March, 2004, the Council on American Islamic Relations, (CAIR) issued a press release regarding the terror-murder of Americans in Iraq.
In the first paragraph, CAIR writes:
“The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today condemned the mutilation of those killed in Iraq on Wednesday. Four American civilian contractors were ambushed in their SUV's, burned, mutilated, dragged through the streets and then hung from a bridge spanning the Euphrates River”
Nowhere in their press release does CAIR condemn the terror-murders of these four Americans.
In the second paragraph, CAIR continues:
“CAIR said the mutilations violated both Islamic and international norms of conduct during times of war and called on all parties to the conflict to respect the sanctity of the dead and the sensitivities of their families.”
When will we listen to the warnings that CAIR is broadcasting to the peoples of North America? CAIR has declared that the militant Islamist terror murdering of Americans is acceptable under Islam as long as the bodies are not mutilated.
How many times must CAIR tell us that they support those who will, and do, kill us before we wake up and demand action of our civil authorities?
CAIR is so blinded by their hatred for non-Militant Islamist Americans that they can’t bring themselves to condemn the actual murders. Why didn’t CAIR issue a press release condemning the terrorist murders of these Americans?
Why isn’t the so-called “mainstream media” in America calling CAIR to account for this? Where are our elected “leaders” on this issue? For how long must Americans be insulted by these Ameriphobic Islamist terrorism supporters? Where is the outrage? How many more Americans must die in militant Islamist attacks before Americans wake up the reality of what CAIR supports?
Let’s not forget the statement of Nihad Awad, CAIR Executive director:
“I am in support of the Hamas movement”- Nihad Awad
Once again, CAIR has warned us. Will we ignore these words as well?
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