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June 9th, 2006

This Zarqawi story is turning out to be a lot like Fitzmas, i.e., a gift that just keeps on giving:

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was alive on a stretcher and tried to move off it when U.S. troops reached the wounded terrorist leader after his safe house had been bombed, a U.S. general said at a news conference Friday.

“Zarqawi did survive the airstrike,” Maj. Gen. William Caldwell, the spokesman for the U.S. military in Baghdad said. “We did in fact see him alive.”

“There was some kind of movement on the stretcher and he died shortly thereafter,” he said.

So the murderous swine undoubtedly suffered. Good.

And speaking of Fitzmas (now known in overeager-moonbat quarters as Operation Frog March), Karl Rove mysteriously remains unindicted, weeks after it was reported (by the ironically-named “Truth”out.org — and you really ought to revisit that thread, just to enjoy the miasma of tearful, trembling despair hanging over the joint like a pall of smoke) that he would be. Which only highlights once more the Left’s complete failure to apprehend what the phrase “imminent threat” really means.

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  1. Theresa-MSGT-USAF-ret
    June 9th, 2006 at 10:53 | #1
    How long before murtha the traitor makes claims that our troops shot him in cold blood? You know, cause their stressed out and just can't seem to control themselves. Fucking asshole. 12th District of PA, you need to do the right thing in November and remove his traitorous, EX-Marine ass from office.
  2. Ken
    June 9th, 2006 at 15:22 | #2
    In one corner,Murtha says the war is unwinnable, one reason among many being every poll of Iraqis shows they don't want us there and do not trust us,even Saddam's longstanding opponents who are glad he's gone.
    If this corner is right and advice thereof followed, US troops' lives are saved.

    In the other corner are Rummy,Cheney,Bush and company who have been wrong about every aspect
    of the war from its length to the WMDs. Some have shown such willful oblivion to reality as to claim in 2004 that the insurgency was in its last throes--then defend that statement rather than admit error in 2006.

    In the period, war support has declined from
    70% to 30%, give or take a few points.

    Buyers remorse?... the remaining 30%,stalwart
    in trusting the proven,charitably put,mistake-makers....bear bitter malice against one who has
    their true interests at heart,and a military
    record to imply as much?(lacking in others whom they trust more.)

  3. June 10th, 2006 at 14:59 | #3
    But either way, we can't "move on...."

    And isn't it ironic that move on .org never seems to... not from the 2000 election at least...

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