An Islamic Extremist Is Just That...

An Islamic extremist is an Islamic extremist, regardless of the sect or organization he claims to represent. They all need a one-way, non-refundable pass to paradise and 72 goats.

If there was one fact we learned from Viet Nam, it was this:

Politicians don't win wars; soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen win wars when they are allowed to do their job and provided with the materiel to function as Warriors.
Generals know what to do. Thats how they got to be Generals in the first place.

Stop screwing around. KTALGSIT.

If Afghanistan is a "war of necessity" as the Commander In Chief says, how can any level of leadership allow our men and women to be without the resources to win??

Nothing is more despicable than sending men and women into war and then betraying them while in battle...it would be entirely appropriate for the military chain of command to withdraw all troops to safe areas, expect a victory position within 72 hours from the Commander in Chief with credible proof of resources to win, otherwise, the military chain of command resigns.

Not one more drop of American blood spilled while Washington D.C. leadership cowers in surrender.

Things that make you go "Hmmmmm?"

From Uncle Jimbo at Blackfive,

John Warner's Christmas present

"Oh boy troops guess what? Sen. John Warner has a present for you. He wants us to bring some of you home by Christmas, YEA! Not all of you, and not for any real reason, just to, ya' know, send a message.Well it would be a message of foolish weakness Senator. "

"Time after time our enemies have known that the way to defeat America is at home. You cannot take her by force of arms, but you can sap the will to fight. The media provides a knowing and helpful ally in this as they ensure that death and destruction dominate our news. The Vietnamese leaders have said explicitly, as did their Chinese and Soviet handlers, that their strategy was to defeat us at home via the media. Worked out pretty well for them."

And from Redstate,

Iraq is just the first step in Iran’s battle for regional hegemony

Not to mention their very plainly-stated goal of perpetrating a second Holocaust By Jeff Emanuel

BAGHDAD, IRAQ – Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today said that “a huge power vacuum” was imminent in Iraq – and promised that, when it appeared, Iran would be ready to fill it. This plainly-stated desire by the totalitarian regime in Tehran to overtly interfere in the affairs of a sovereign nation – while simultaneously accusing the US of doing so, despite the fact that coalition forces are still present in Iraq at official invitation of that nation’s sovereign government – should come as no surprise to any who have followed the course of the Iraq war (and postwar) to this point.

Ahmadinejad declared that Iran would work with “neighbors and regional friends like Saudi Arabia” to replace the US in Iraq should a withdrawal take place.

Does anyone else think that these two situations could be related? Heck, I bet that even Edwards could figure this one out. I wonder what could cause this sudden power vacuum that Ahmajinutjob is talking about, hmmmm?