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And They Say Obama Sounds Naive

Posted in War on Terror,World by Ryan on the August 4th, 2007

While Hillary and others criticize Barack Obama for his comments about meeting with leaders from Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Syria and North Korea, another candidate is making bizarre comments.

Tom Tancredo suggests we threaten to attack Mecca in the event of another terrorist attack.

Interesting Article about the Middle East & Islam

Posted in Iraq,War on Terror,World by Ryan on the June 21st, 2007

Check it out over at Real Clear Politics.

Outlines the many and varied conflicts and turmoil that exist and have existed in the Middle East. Sort of opens the eyes in a sense.

Iran: A Growing Problem

Posted in Iraq,War on Terror,World by Ryan on the February 13th, 2007

Not only did the Holocaust not happen in Ahmadinejad’s mind, but America is only full of lies!
The US should come down hard on Iran. If they are messing with our troops, we should mess them up. Way to go Bush.
This kind of Iran has little to offer the world. They simply threaten to heighten their terror if provoked.

The best way to fight Terror?

Posted in Iraq,U.S.,War on Terror by Ryan on the February 13th, 2007

Leave!  (or so say the Democrats)

One would expect a decent plan or something when so heavily criticizing the President’s plan.  However, it appears the only plan is to leave because…it is hard.

Hook, Line and Sinker

Posted in Iraq,Media Bias,War on Terror by Ryan on the January 4th, 2007

Prominently featured as the main article on yahoo!, this article consists of an interview with Ehren Watada.

First Lieutenant Ehren Watada still refuses Iraq deployment orders, calling the war illegal. A six-year prison term could result. Preliminary hearings are set for Thursday.

Some of his unimpressive answers were silimar to the following:

SITES (journalist): Tell me how those views evolved. How did you come to that conclusion?

WATADA: I think the facts are out there, they’re not difficult to find, they just take a little bit of willingness and interest on behalf of anyone who is willing to seek out the truth and find the facts. All of it is in the mainstream media. But it is quickly buried and it is quickly hidden by other events that come and go. And all it takes is a little bit of logical reasoning.

Indeed, it is so available to the seekers of truth that even you, Watada, cannot give a tangible description of the “facts.”

All I can say is, “Great job Democrats! You got this guy hook, line and sinker!”

Follow up on Mutlicultural Activism

Posted in U.S.,War on Terror by Ryan on the December 6th, 2006

Dennis Prager has a follow-up column at townhall.com to clarify and refute accusations made against his position regarding Keith Ellison’s use of the Koran in place of the Bible in his swearing in.

Imams & Airplanes

Posted in U.S.,War on Terror by Ryan on the November 29th, 2006

Unreal. These particular Muslims have the effrontery to demand everyone to go blind and forget the past.

Strangely enough, Keith Ellison is somewhat in the middle of this “scandalous denial of civil rights.” His website has a Thanksgiving message devoted almost entirely to discrediting the legitimate fears of passengers boarding the US Airways domestic flight.

This article by Hugh Hewitt and this article by Ann Coulter analyze the situation perfectly. These Imams were not acting normal, they were acting stupid and should be removed from every flight until they act normal like everyone else.

Hugh Hewitt hits the nail on the head:

Were they trying to show just how bigoted and backwards Americans are? Just because four planes crashed as their hijackers screamed “Allah Akbar!” five years ago, suddenly everyone who says “Allah Akbar” while flying becomes suspect in the eyes of the typical American rube. It’s not fair. After all, a Roman Catholic could make the Sign of the Cross before eating his airline-issued Animal Crackers and no one would look twice.

Putting Iraq in Context

Posted in Iraq,War on Terror by Ryan on the October 31st, 2006

Democratic “Strategy”

Posted in Iraq,War on Terror by Ryan on the August 26th, 2006

Ann Coulter has another classic article, taking it right to the Democrats. I enjoy her style that cuts so sharply to the point with her use of blatant facts that lay liberal schemes bare.
http://www.anncoulter.com/cgi-local/article.cgi?article=144

This year’s Democratic plan for the future is another inane sound bite designed to trick American voters into trusting them with national security.

Do you see this in the media?

Posted in Iraq,Media Bias,War on Terror by Ryan on the August 25th, 2006

http://www.securitywatchtower.com/archives/003958seven_iedas_that_didnat_go_off.html


This blog illuminated my understanding about what has happened in Iraq, what is happening and what will probably happen in the future. Before reading stuff they were writing, I thought Iraq was as terrible as it seemed on TV. There is a serious disparity in the amount of good vs. bad news coming out of Iraq in the MSM, and I think most of it is due to President Bush’s political affiliation. It seems only things the magnitude of bombing Zarqawi make it to the American people. Otherwise, just bad news.

Take heart! The US is making progress.

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