[SamAdams76]

With each day, we continue to diminish the Iraqi resistance. And they aren't going to be replenishing these destroyed tanks and building and soldiers. Meanwhile, we have another 100,000 troops on the way and an inexhaustible supply chain moving through Iraq on a massive scale. Some are comparing it to the Berlin Airlift. After all, we're not just going to remove the regime from that nation but we're going to feed it too. Not only that but some Army engineers just tapped an artesian well on the front lines and pumped 100,000 gallons of water on the first day. Pretty amazing what our military is doing over there.

[lewislynn]

Not only that but some Army engineers just tapped an artesian well on the front lines and pumped 100,000 gallons of water on the first day.

Where did that come from?

[lavrenti]

Some quagmire.

The positive about killing Baathists is that in this way they can never come back in different guises in a liberated Iraq.

There is no better regime change than by physically eradicating it. Saddam, as usual, is unintentionally doing the world a favor by invocating his demons so early.