Saturday, December 02, 2006
Forward, please
Michael Ledeen, who both knows an enemy when he sees one and comments here from time to time, is writing a blog at Pajamas Media, "Faster, please!" Great title, but right now I'd settle for "Forward, please!"
3 Comments:
By 
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Sat Dec 02, 10:54:00 AM:
Ledeen - king of the disingenuous dolts. Says he was against the Iraq war, probably helped start it by feeding fake intel on Niger uranium through his friends at SISMI.
Faster what, please?
By 
Papa Ray, at
Sun Dec 03, 12:28:00 AM:
Personally I don't see what the big deal is. So it is public now, like saying that that elephant that has been craping all over the floor is now putting its name on its crap.
So what, even if the elephant took ownership of the mess, nothing will be done by anyone. Even the Iraqis wouldn't dare really to challenge Iran.
Half of southern Iraq is most likely Iranian or Iranian Iraqi trolls by now anyway.
Steven Vincent, an American freelance journalist was abducted and shot dead on 2 August 2005 in the southern city of Basra. Before he was murdered he tried to warn us of what was happening.
No one listened then, no one will do anything but howl and fester now.
Papa Ray
West Texas
USA
By TigerHawk, at
Sun Dec 03, 06:47:00 AM:
Papa Ray,
Michael's point, I think, is that the United States has not wanted to admit that Iran is waging war against us in Iraq precisely because we would then have to do something about it. It is not the fact of the conflict that is interesting -- I agree, it is old news -- but the admission that it is happening that is. It may herald some further development.
