Fallujah: from people who know

[keithyboy]

"What happened in Fallujah doesn't appear to fit the U.S. military's theory that "Islamic militants, including foreigners... are increasingly behind terrorist attacks," writes the New York Times' John Burns, citing interviews with Iraqis that suggest the U.S. "might be facing a war in which the common bonds of Iraqi nationalism and Arab sensibility have transcended other differences, fostering a war of national resistance..." Plus: 'Looking through the unfiltered lens of hatred.'

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[Doctor_J]

1. the Uniter

may have divided us, but he sure has sparked unity among the rest of the world in their loathing for us (or at least him).

[Warpy]

2. They need to kick out the US corporations

...and just bring in rebuilding materials, and hire IRAQI CONTRACTORS. People with jobs are not generally motivated to be sitting around building bombs.

Iraqi contractors will do the job for a tenth what US companies are gouging us for, put their people back to work, and give them hope.

Until and unless this is done, expect more atrocities there.

[Jacobin]

3. Noooooooooo. That COULDN'T be............

How could any red-blooded republican warmonger think such thoughts!!!!

Go listen to Rush. Cleanse your brain of this Librul toxin!!!

Aeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. We are there to liberate them and its only a few saddam loyalists and furriners who are creating the trouble.

Whew. I'm better now.