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Listen to this Man

 http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,248671,00.html

Col Hunt of Fox News unloads on our failure to take it to Iran.

Way to go Col Hunt!
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Say Goodbye

DB:  We are inching closer to the deconstruction of the Republican party as we know it.

The rats are lined up to leave the sinking ship.  The repubs, rather than take the lemmings way out, are jockeying for positions in the lifeboats.  Women, children, and Iraqis be damned!

The RINOs who have not flipped to the dhimmis by 2008 will be seen runing, not walking, from the battlefield by the same time.

NOT ME!  NOT ME! I told that Bush guy not to go in there!  Don't blame me!  Just re-elect me and I will cut off the funds for this crazy venture.  Then we will all be OK.  Thank you for your support.

Almost time for the third party, DB?

comment posted on HH blog 2/1

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More Not good News

 From NRO Online

Iranian Interference   [James S. Robbins]

There are 32,000 Iranian agents of Influence in Iraq: This is revealed in a document obtained by the National Council of Resistance of Iran. These are the people most responsible for the bloodshed in Iraq, including attacks on Coalition forces. My favorite bit — the Iranians funnel money to their proxies through the Headquarters for Reconstruction of Iraq's Holy Sites. If it is really open season on Iranian agents, here is the hunting guide.

What If The Iranians Did It?   [Rich Lowry]

Yesterday's Washington Post ran a story about Army Captain Brian Freeman who was killed in that Karbala raid. It's a heart-breaking story. Dodd and Kerry say his loss has radicalized them against the war. There's this line in the piece: “It was not just Freeman's death that deeply troubled and provoked the two senators, but the way he died, in an apparent betrayal by Iraqi allies.” Now it turns out that Freeman may have been killed by attackers trained and paid for by the Iranians. So, I'm wondering if “the way” Freeman was killed still matters to the senators? Will his death radicalize them against Iran? Or will they mumble something and return right back to their same old anti-war talking points?

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Collins Runs For cover

Senator Susan Collins is running, not walking, to the nearest exit from Iraq, signing on with John Warner's resolution to not say anything critical, but don't say anything in support of 'W', but let's pretend we are in support of the troops and the new "Bush's General Grant", but let's not get carried away and cut off our chances of doing business with Iran by demanding victory in Iraq, so when the whole deal collapses and we have to pull out they can say they supported the war but not the Prez, and we told them so, but they didn't listen to us, so vote for me cause I am on the right (left) side of everywhere.  So there!

See:

http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/g/c6d74046-618a-473c-a0ad-bb8be393d918

Ms. Collins is my primary candidate for a party switch if things are not going swimingly by the fall of 2007.  She and Sen Snowe have been elected with dhimmi votes every time cause there ain't enough of us reds in Maine to elect a republican dogcatcher.  So if she wants another term, she will need to be big time not on a ticket tied to a republican presidential nominee, especially if that nominee even smells of supporting a victory (whatever that is and 'W' better define victory and the enemy PDQ if he expects anything but mass defections from the repubs in congress).

Anyway, my prediction is that she will make her move based on a promise of dhimmi money for the campaign and a chair of some obscure or maybe not so obscure committee.

Youse heard it here first!!!
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Slow Joe

 
Incredible double standard.

http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/g/13412671-02bd-4891-9d8d-e0f618d20efb

I can't wait to hear his description of latinos.
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Schilling

 
Anyway, Schilling can run for the senate and pitch at the same time, eh? And also pitch in 2009 and still be in the senate.  To prove this, please check JFK's attendance record for the past several years.
 
Works for me.
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New guys


 So now we got some new whackos in Iraq to worry about.

Of course, our intelligence was not surprised.  Everybody knew there was a new group of approx 600 (per NBC News this date) gathering to kill Iman Sistani yesterday. (they did know, didn't they?)

The reports from the field say we (Iraqis plus some U.S. help) killed 200.  Don't know how many got away.  Did we get the boss?

Me worried, hell no!

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Redeployment

National Guard troops redeploy when faced with armed illegals during the night.  I like the terminology.  The CG of the Arizona NG feels that everything went as planned.

Way to go 'W'.  You got those naughty, naughty drug runners scared to death.  They won't be back, eh.
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Not good news

 

Based on reporting by Rick Moran and Bill Roggio it is clear the recent attack on a US outpost in Iraq by attackers disguised as Americans was actually an act of war by Iran:

The American Forces Information Service provides the details of the attack in Karbala. Based on the sophisticated nature of the raid, as well as the response, or cryptic non-responses, from multiple military and intelligence sources, this raid appears to have been directed and executed by the Qods Force branch of the Iranian Republican Guard Corps. My sources agreed this is far to sophisticated an operation for the Mahdi Army or Badr Corps, while al-Qaeda in Iraq would have a difficult time mounting such an operation in the Shia south. “The Karbala Government Center raid the other day was a little too professional for JAM [Jaish al-Mahdi, or the Mahdi Army],” according to a military source.

This raid required specific intelligence, in depth training for the agents to pass as American troops, resources to provide for weapons, vehicles, uniforms, identification, radios and other items needed to successfully carry out the mission.

Rick notes our forces were handcuffed, marched away and executed. This is a clear act of war by Iran. This was not defensive. And I really do not want to hear about how US policy forced Iran to attack us because there was nothing forcing them to do this. The Democrats better prepare the wells of the Senate and House - because it is time for them to make their stand. Are they going to avenge the unprovoked attack on our military? Our people were there to keep the peace and try and stop the bloodshed. But Iranians came across and pretended to be Americans.

We are at war with Iran. It is now only a question of how long Congress and America take to wake up to this fact. Think of what they could have done with a small nuclear device? Time is up for the Mad Mullahs and Ahmedinejad the “Final Saviour”.

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