wistahpatsfan

I never thought I'd see the day that you're speechless, boy.

FreeTedWilliams

The President and the military that you love to scorn are all now waiting for your apoligies:

http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/Investigat...ory?id=1517986

Apparently they killed Al Queda's #1 bomb maker and trainer.

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All_Around_Brown

Good kill. Was he in Iraq when they got him? Oh, no. He wasn't?? He was in one of the true terror sponsoring states that Richard Clarke spoke of.

We'd be having many more stories like this had we been after these guys since day one instead of trying to nation build Iraq.

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wistahpatsfan

I didn't know Barry White was in Al Queda! I thought he was already dead.

I don't love to scorn the chimp...I just like to make fun of him and his dress-wearing pals from SA.

The military is following orders.

Pakistan: "yeah...it's...uhmm...Al Queda's #1 bomb maker and trainer...yeah!...that's the ticket!...yeah...Now will you stop bombing us, friend?"

Patters

Should the righties apologize for misinformation that somehow made it to the media? Should any liberals who apologized rescind their apology? What should we do? Maybe we should just wait and see, but right now it looks like it was yet another diplomatic blunder on the part of the Bushies.

Also, who do you believe? Our allies in Pakistan? Or our administration, which is known to lie about the war, the reasons for the war, and how the war is going? Obviously, the righties can't trust ABC, since they're part of the MSM.

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http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapc...ack/index.html

Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on Sunday ridiculed as "bizarre" a U.S. report that senior al Qaeda leaders were killed in a CIA attack on a home along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

"There is no evidence, as of half an hour ago, that there were any other people there," Aziz said on CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer."

"The area does see movement of people from across the border. But we have not found one body or one shred of evidence that these people were there."