[MadIvan]

Hunting trip, I take it.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Bump!

[rhombus]

At least we didn't have to ask the UN for permission. :-)

[sit-rep]

I take it this is where the fleet from Sasebo went...

[Leisler]

SF rattles the woods, Marines set the ambushes, raids and assaults. In a year you will have 150 dead Abu Sayyef, 100 informers and the rest will be in a formal "We All Love You" surrender ceremony.

[Steel Wolf]

Chopping off another of Al Qaeda's tentacles, and a particularly vicious one at that. The Armed Forces of the Phillipeans have had very little success in combating the Abu Sayyaf Group, and are downright terrified of facing them in combat. Duty on Jolo is the most dreaded assignment in the AFP. It's definitely time to let the pro's in so we can clean that nest of vipers out.

[cake_crumb]

Looks like the Filipino government finally conceded which military is doing the better job of getting at the terrorists : the American military is.

[LS]

We are cleaning these rats out, one nest at a time. Bush was serious when he said this was a war. They are only just learning that.

[P.O.E.]

I like the Philipinos more and more every day.

[geedee]

Hey, we can't do this! The liberals say we can't walk and chew gum at the same time, that we must focus on one thing at a time. No, no, no. You've gotta finish in Afghanistan first then . . .

Libbers and jelly-fishers will never understand that we ARE focusing on one thing at a time . . . THE WAR ON TERRORISM!! Something their poster-pervert ignored for eight years.

When a coackroach avoids the fumigation fumes, you squash them suckers wherever you find 'em.

[rusty millet]

But it also marks a deliberate move by the Pentagon to show that it can take the fight to Islamic militants...
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Note that we're all getting less concerned about calling them "terrorists" and getting closer to identifying them for who they really are.