[Jean S]

Here it is:

What's the price of Iraqi lives?--US military is behaving more like Barbarian hordes

[Coop]

You're quick! :-) Thanks much, Jean. I hope I made some especially disturbing (to Ms. Heard) comments on there. ROTFL!!

[freema]

What a lovely piece of anti-American sentiment.

"Does man's inhumanity to man know no bounds?" she asks, when posting about the price of Iraqi lives.

Nary a word about the price of servicemen's lives in her writings. Nary a word. Nor a sweet word about the gifts they give.

When one's blogspot is titled 'Selves and Others', how could anyone expect her to understand 'sacrifice'. 'T'were it the other way 'round, one might expect something less than ignorance. But alas, mi'lady can have no concept of Others first. I wonder...what is the price of mi'lady?

[Txsleuth]

Thanks Jean S...for the link.

Yeah, Coop, I would say you posted on that thread...LOL

I think she is mad because she was ripped apart!!!

Well, Ms Heard--If you can't stand the heat.....(you know the rest)

[ChessExpert]

"US military is behaving more like Barbarian hordes"

Sounds familiar. Here's a quote from Kerry's 1971 Senate testimony about American soldiers:

"razed villages in fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the country side of South Vietnam in addition to the normal ravage of war" etc. etc.

So let's take stock. After the bad Americans left, the good communists murdered more than 200,000 in Vietnam. Kerry had predicted "only" 30,000 would be killed. Cambodia became communist and more than 2 million were murdered. The Vietnam war was a just war. The Democratic Congress abandoned Vietnam. The resulting "peace" was unjust and murderous. But I don't expect the American left will ever learn from the carnage their policies produce in the 20th century.