Posted by IndianaRed on October 22, 2008 at 15:42:02 from (173.7.11.209):
In Reply to: Re: FYI posted by jay-eye-see on October 22, 2008 at 12:19:57:
As a matter of fact FOX has had a correspondant in Iraq for a week going from town to town speaking with the man in the street. I've watched as jubilant Iraqi's have come forward to speak with him and ask him to tell the Americans "Thank you for coming, thank you for freeing us".
Clean, free, safe markets operating all over the country, people unafraid to travel and move about freely. Happy people smiling.
But you in your partisian fog you can't and won't see it. The article is true, the Leftist American main stream media won't show this as they will never admit victory even when it's in front of their eyes, thus the author's astonishment that there is no coverage of this great victory. You and the people you support are the same one's that caused us to lose the war in Vietnam, which a top North Vietnamese General recently said in an interview was just days from being over, as a result of Linebacker II and Nixon's push to get it done.
But again, you won't believe anything CNN or ABC doesn't tell you. Pitiful.
Congratulations and repsect are due our troops. I couldn't be more proud. Now go to Afganistan and smack those terrorists right out of their pajamas!
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