Ahmadinejad's Amen Corner
After Iranian President Ahmadinejad's interview with Mike Wallace, it was noted on this blog that "the criticisms he launched dovetailed neatly with those that have been thrown around by the Democrats." Investors' Business Daily has noticed the same phenomenon.
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There may have been tactical mistakes in the war in Iraq. But those can be corrected and overcome.
It's the strateguc goals that offer hope for the people of the Middle East and peace for the rest of the world that the left has been fighting tooth and nail against.
For the life of me I can't see a valid reason for this. They hate Bush. They want his job. Is that a reason to throw away an opportunity for lasting peace and prosperity in the Middle East?
[Islam's collective] response is to retreat, [VDH] says, further into 7th century puritism.
Well, that and they lash out.
I wouldn't want to inhibit reporting from Iraq, but I wish there was someway to insist on accurate, objective and supported with some kind of evidence. I wish there was some way to eliminate the subjectivity of the lefty reports. There are those who indeed slant the reports. Somehow it needs to stop.
I don't think it's wrong to say there may have been tactical mistakes, Amber. But such has been part of every war, except those that eddy makes up in his fantasy world. But the goals are noble and honorable and the people seeking to achieve them learn and adapt after mistakes, or more accurately, miscalculations, are made. eddy prefers to believe this is all untrue, but that's what makes him a moonbat, God bless 'im.
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