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I think I'm going to have to take a couple days break from watching this thing. The rhetoric and propaganda from our enemies (including American media) is making me sick. I could care less if 10,000,000 civilians were killed in order to achieve our goals. Why they expect us to cry a river of tears at 15 I'll never know.

Good Night Everyone.

I'll be scarce for the next few days. UNH (University of New Hampshire) mens hockey team is in the national finals (again). I'll be here on and off tomorrow, but be missing most of the weekend. Hopefully, by then, we will have done great damage to the killers in Iraq.

Somebody save post 4000 for me.

I love belly girl.

Here's some propaganda from the Islamic Republic News Agency ( IRNA), that I thought was interesting.

USWAR/Iraq says again Israli-made missiles fired at Baghdad

Baghdad, March 26, IRNA -- Certain military officials here on
Wednesday stressed that several of the missiles hitting the
Iraqi capital over the past days were Israeli-made ones.
IRNA correspondent in Baghdad quoted the officials as saying
that at least two of the missiles fired at the city on Wednesday had
been made by the Zionist regime of Israel.
The officials also added that certain Hebrew phrases written on
the missiles are visible on remains of the missiles found after the
air raids.
This follows previous reports that parachutes of cluster bombs
that had been found in Baghdad after US bombardments were carrying the
word "Jerusalem".
Iraq's Ambassador to Moscow Abbas Khalaf had on Sunday said that
several missiles made by the Zionist regime of Israel had hit Baghdad
in the earlier days of the US-British war on Iraq.

http://www.irna.com/en/head/030326184316.ehe.shtml

I bet there are some interesting phrases on those missles!

I know how you feel Naspino. I just flipped through the 3 networks, Aaron Brown on CNN licking his lips with glee about how slow the war was going with that noted military expert Thomas Friedman, then on MSNBC a discussion about the supposed horrible civilian casualties from what looked to me to be Saddam's car bombs in the market, and then Shep Smith on Fox talking to some British communist in Bagdad explaining how the civilians hated us for dropping bombs on them, denying that anyone thought we were trying to avoid civilians, and telling us with an excited tone to his voice that Iraqi television was back on the air. Time to take a break from T.V. for a while.