[cookcounty]

JonnGalt:" "If there were a thousand, no, a million artillery shells that could at most travel, what, a few miles in the air, would you still think it worth the life of your own son?

" txradio: "Is it worth the risk of your own son's life NOT to find these things?"

Thanks, TX, I have a son who was in Iraq. He's going back next month. Thanks for explaining it to John and other ostriches with their heads in the shallow sand.

[Peach]

The bar keeps getting raised higher and higher by those on the left (pretending they are the only TRUE conservatives).

Now, in order to comment on the war and its justification, we have to have family members or friends serving there.

[txradioguy]

"Thanks, TX, I have a son who was in Iraq."

I just got back from a year in Iraq with the 3rd brigade 1st Armored Division. I pray your son will return safely home when tis is over.

No thanks needed for setting that guy straight. They don't have a clue what it takes to be a soldier and this pinhead would be the first one blathering on about "why we did nothing to prevent a WMD attack when we found the sarin gas in that artillery shell." after one got detonated in the U.S.