BLAIR AND BUSH TO GIVE SADDAM JUST 48 HOURS TO LEAVE IRAQ...

Drudge ^

[RedhairRedhair]

DEVELOPING...

[johnb838]

Oh God, all the liberal soccer sluts got wet pants looking at OBL. Not to mention the liberal gay men. I think he's worm food too.

[Peach]

disagree, though, with the view that the administration has not made this point repeatedly. I distinctly recall hearing it from Rummy and Condi in September and October, and it has underpinned the whole methodology the administration has used in approaching the UN.

I'm glad you think they've used this approach to good advantage. I'm being hypercritical probably because I think it's such a fine argument - in line with international law, etc., that it bear repeating nearly every time President Bush or any administration official discusses Iraq.

[slimer]

Good idea. This will give them time to prepare to meet their virgins.

[johnb838]

Hey the Clinton prime minister thing is plausible. I've been predicting Beelzebubba for Secretary General of the UN, but after all this is over that might not be as attractive a position as it was when he was president.

[AFPhys]

While many of us have been focussing on this story, MadIvan posted another hot one:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/838932/posts.

"Saddam in secret chemical raids"

It's well worth a gander.

[woodyinscc]

"IMO, Bubba's going for Sec General of the UN, because he wants to rule the world...I never thought of him going for British Prime Minister. SCARY!"

I do not think it is possible for any one from the five nation Security Council to be Sec. Gen. I think they would have to change the charter.

[graycamel]

The French have done the strangest things: From allowing madmen like Ayatollah Khomeini safe haven to giving killers like Mumia Abdul Jamar, or whatever his name is, honorary citizenship. (The left wing fringe claims he was framed, but he's told others in prison that he is guilty.) The Germans like Saddam because he reminds them of one of their former chancellors (1935?-1945).

[visualops]

You're welcome!

[Peach]

I get the Presidential Prayer updates via my private e-mail and appreciate your post.

[Peach]

We are doing a better job (viola the recent Senate majority)! Racicot needs to make sure the talking heads who go on the political talk shows get the daily memo, however, regarding talking points. Having said that, there is rarely a political shout show where an actual fact or point is made - it's all theater. One exception, and there are a few others, is MTP.

[AFPhys]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/838932/posts

Oops... I guess it didn't like that itty-bitty period after "posts"...

[graycamel]

Bk-bk-bk-baaaaak! I'm too chicken to write more.

[FoxGirl]

**Then the airspace changes around Washington**

I've been gone all day, and missed this bit of info. Details, please. Thanks!

[visualops]

That period in the URL breaks it....


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/838932/posts

[Peach]

Thank you. Feeling slightly less embarrassed!

[Peach]

Ditto everything you said, Monti Cello. The day I believe it was an American who foisted the anthrax attack on America is the day I eat my computer.

[johnb838]

I think that making the case is not an issue any more. There will be plenty of evidence when we occupy the Presidential Palaces.

[capitan_refugio]

Odd that the same post would show up 20 minutes later! I swear I didn't double click

[TLBSHOW]

Florida National Guard, Reserve Call-Ups at a Glance

AIR FORCE RESERVE

- 540 from the 919th Special Operations Wing, Duke Field on Eglin Air Force Base.

- 102 from the 482nd Fighter Wing, Homestead Air Reserve Base.

- 294 from the 920th Rescue Group, Patrick Air Force Base.

AIR NATIONAL GUARD

- 661 from the 125th Fighter Wing, Jacksonville.

ARMY RESERVE

- 151 from the 724th Military Police Battalion, Fort Lauderdale.

- 7 from the 323rd Military Intelligence Battalion and 0080 Division Headquarters Brigade, Fort Meade.

- 21 from the 7201 Army Mobilization Support Unit, Gainesville.

- 26 from the Movement Control Battalion, Gainesville

- 13 from the 257th Transportation Battalion, Gainesville.

- 4 from various units, Jacksonville.

- 20 from U.S. Special Operations Command, MacDill Air Force Base.

- 17 from Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations, MacDill.

- 2 from U.S. Central and Southern commands, MacDill.

- 6 from various units, Miami.

- 2 from the 842nd Signal Co., Milton.

- 117 from the 143rd Transportation Command, Orlando.

- 8 from the 174th Legal Support Organization, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee.

- 18 from the 146th Movement Control Team (Port), Orlando.

- 10 from various units, Patrick Air Force Base.

- 52 from the 350th Civil Affairs Command, Pensacola.

- 8 from the 403rd Civil Affairs Battalion, Perrine.

- 13 from the 478th Civil Battalion, Perrine.

- 3 from the 3428th Military Intelligence Detachment, Perrine.

- 2 from the 119th Chaplain Support Team, St. Petersburg.

- 8 from the 0788 Preventive Medicine Detachment, St. Petersburg.

- 145 from the 320th Military Police Company, St. Petersburg.

- 18 from the 351st Adjutant General Detachment, Tallahassee.

- 16 from various units, Tampa.

- 314 from the 3220th Army Garrison, West Palm Beach.

ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

- 7 from the 221st Ordnance Detachment, Camp Blanding

- 15 from the 3rd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group, Camp Blanding.

- 9 from the 3rd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group, Fort Lauderdale.

- 24 from the 930th Headquarters Team, Homestead.

- 300 from the 146th Signal Battalion, Jacksonville.

- 564 from the 1st Battalion, 124th Infantry Regiment, Miami.

- 71 from the 260th Military Intelligence Battalion, Miami.

- 5 from the 3rd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group, Ocala.

- 106 from the 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command, Orlando.

- 564 from the 2nd Battalion, 124th Infantry Regiment, Orlando.

- 564 from the 3rd Battalion, 124th Infantry Regiment, Panama City.

- 300 from the 3rd Battalion, 265th Air Defense Artillery, Sarasota.

- 9 from the 153rd Finance Battalion, St. Augustine.

- 2 from the National Guard Headquarters, St. Augustine.

- 66 from the 161st Medical Battalion, St. Augustine.

- 1 from the 20th Special Forces Group, Stark.

- 25 from Special Operations Detachment C, Tampa.

MARINE CORPS RESERVE

- 107 from the Headquarters and Service Company, 8th Tank Battalion, Miami.

- 4 from the Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence Company, Miami.

- 5 from the Peacetime/Wartime Support Team, Miami and Orlando.

- 227 from the 6th Motor Transport Battalion, Orlando.

- 18 from the Liaison Training Branch Detachment, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, Pensacola.

NAVAL RESERVE

- 30 from U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, Clearwater.

- 4 from various units, Clearwater.

- 11 from various units, Hialeah.

- 11 from Mayport Naval Air Station, Jacksonville.

- 14 from the Mobile Inshore Undersea Warfare Unit, Jacksonville.

- 15 from Allied Forces Southern Europe, Jacksonville.

- 18 from Central Command Intelligence, Jacksonville.

- 26 from Inshore Boat Unit 28, Jacksonville.

- 42 from various units, Jacksonville.

- 14 from various units, Orlando.

- 9 from Battleforce Intermediate Maintenance and Naval Central Command, Palm Beach Gardens.

- 6 from various units, Pensacola.

- 6 from various units, Tallahassee.

- 32 from Southern and Central commands, Tampa.

- 11 from the Military Sealift Command Central, Tampa.

- 6 from various units, Tampa.

- 1 from Naval Embarked Assistance Team, West Palm Beach.

- 17 from the Naval Sea Systems Command Force Protection-Law Enforcement Program, West Palm Beach.

- 28 from Whiting Field.

AP

[Peach]

That was a yucky picture I got from your description of how some view OBL - and just before bedtime. But he's a goner. Just hope we find Saddam's body when it's all over so we don't have to hear how we didn't finish with Iraq before the next crisis.