Linda, since my comment was directed to Classic, I'll leave the credibility of my comment for him to decide. If he considers my information reliable, he may choose to stop using what has become a likeness of you, Linda and your obsession with the LOL acronym. Seems to me that would be in your best interest.
posted on March 21, 2007 11:23:41 AM
saw the picture WITH a reference made to me?????
pROVE IT. yOU LIE SO OFTEN,kiara.
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helen, so now you're being helpful to classic???? yea, I'll believe that one.
My LOL's and laughing AT you liberals has bothered you for years. It's YOUR problem....I LOVE laughing and you liberals are a constant source of humor.
It's hard NOT to laugh at much of the nonsense you post here.
I'll continue laughing....I like doing so...while you can remain in your UGLY mood and making many of your posts personal.
tsk tsk tsk.
Just like the liberal leaders....can't do anything so they go for blood on a personal level while in the past having said that's not productive. Now it is. lol lol lol
funny
"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
posted on March 21, 2007 11:57:50 AM
03/21/07 UPDATE OF THE BUSH IRAQ WAR. JUST AN EXAMPLE OF A EVERYDAY INCIDENTS IN IRAQ BELOW.
Reuters: Gunmen kill a former army brigadier in Falluja
FALLUJA - Gunmen killed a former army brigadier and a friend in a drive-by shooting in the city of Falluja, 50 km (35 miles) west of Baghdad, police said.Liar_k HEY BIG MOUTH BETTER YET YOU PROVE SPREAD LIES ABOUT THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
I have challenged LIAR_K many time to prove me wrong about my BUSH IRAQ WAR posts and the old wind bag can't do it.
posted on March 21, 2007 12:15:49 PM
Oh boy.....more name calling from the one who wishes to see America ADMIT DEFEAT and run home.....giving victory to our enemies.
Nope....I'm the one who supports our AMERICAN mission in Iraq. I'm the one that wants to see us COMPLETE the mission.
I'm NOT and anti/un-American who spends each day HOPING to see his/their country FAIL.
As usual, you're just VERY confused, 'waco'.
tsk tsk sk
"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
True ACTIONS speaking much louder than any words ever could.
tsk tsk tsk
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"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
Ann Coulter
[ edited by Linda_K on Mar 21, 2007 02:10 PM ]
posted on March 21, 2007 02:17:54 PM
Just another day in THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
03/21/07 AP: Civilian killed as Iraqi police detonate a truck full of explosives
One civilian was killed and seven were wounded when Iraqi police detonated a truck full of explosives after spotting it parked near the Finance Ministry building in northern Baghdad.
03/21/07 AP: Two policemen found dead in Diwaniyah
The bodies of two policemen, handcuffed and showing signs of torture, were found in Diwaniyah, the site of recent clashes 80 miles south of Baghdad.
TSK TSK!!! Hey LIAR_K you say I lie about THE BUSH IRAQ WAR PROVE IT. TSK TSK TSK!!!
Come on wind bag put some proof where your big mouth is. tsk tsk tsk!!!
I just proved again in fact that your are a bold face LIAR. You can't back up what you say. tsk tsk tsk!!! You got nothing left.tsk tsk tsk.
posted on March 22, 2007 08:16:21 PM
JUST ANOTHER DAY IN IRAQ.
03/22/07 FT: Iraq’s Kurds to go it alone on oil deals
The Kurdistan regional government plans to triple the number of foreign oil companies operating in its region by the end of the year regardless of whether Iraq’s parliament passes a politically sensitive hydrocarbon law.
03/22/07 AP: Iraq, Insurgent Negotiations Deadlocked
Iraq's government has engaged in secret negotiations seeking to get some Sunni Arab insurgent groups to give up their fight, but the talks are deadlocked over the lack of a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. troops, a senior official said Thursday.
03/22/07 CBSNews: Iraq's Black-Market Oil
Each year in Iraq $5 billion is sucked out of the economy by oil smugglers who sell the product on the black market. Some of that cash is used to fund insurgents. Allen Pizzey reports
3/22/07 STATS FROM THE BUSH IRAQ WAR THAT CAN BE CONFIRMED. WE ARE POSTING STATS FROM IRAQ AND ANOTHER NEW BUSH OFFENSIVE CALLED "THE SURGE" THAT STARTED 2/17/07
3,230 Dead American Troops.
24,187 wounded Troops.
410 Billion American Tax Dollars already spent.
I INVITE ALL BUSH VOTERS TO PROVE THE IRAQ WAR STATS I POST ARE WRONG.
posted on March 22, 2007 08:29:15 PM
And the elected liberals do nothing about it.
tsk tsk tsk
"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
3/23/07 I INVITE YOU AND ALL BUSH VOTERS TO PROVE THE BUSH IRAQ WAR STATS I POST ARE WRONG.
BELOW ARE EXAMPLES OF EVERYDAY LIFE FOR OUR TROOPS AND IRAQIS IN THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
3,234 Dead American Troops up 4 since yesterday.
03/23/07 BBC: UK sailors captured at gunpoint
The sailors and marines are from HMS Cornwall. Fifteen British Navy personnel have been captured at gunpoint by Iranian forces, the Ministry of Defense says. The men were seized at 1030 local time when they boarded a boat in the Gulf...
03/23/07 Reuters: Bullet-riddledbodies found in Diwaniya
The bullet-riddled bodies of a woman and her teenage daughter were found in Diwaniya, police said.
03/23/07 Reuters: Car bomb kills 5 in Sadr City
Five people were killed and 20 wounded when a car bomb exploded in the Baghdad Shi'ite stronghold of Sadr City, police said. The blast hit a used car lot in the al- Habibiya area of Sadr City.
posted on March 23, 2007 08:04:08 PM
Bombing Gravely Injures Iraqi Deputy PM
Updated 8:30 PM ET March 23, 2007
By STEVEN R. HURST and HAMZA HENDAWI
BAGHDAD (AP) - Striking at the Iraqi government's highest-ranking Sunni Arab, a suicide bomber blew himself up among worshippers at the deputy prime minister's home Friday, seriously wounding the leader and killing at least nine people in a security breakdown that shook the image of a calming Baghdad.
Salam Al-Zubaie underwent surgery to remove shrapnel from his abdomen at a U.S.-run hospital. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, head of the Shiite Muslim-dominated government, said his deputy was in serious but stable condition and wouldn't need treatment abroad "for now."
The bombing, coming just a day after a Katyusha rocket slammed to earth 50 yards from visiting U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, starkly emphasized the continuing chaos in Iraq even after the introduction of thousands more American soldiers and six weeks of an extensive security crackdown in the capital.
Growing U.S. voter disenchantment with the war, now in its fifth year, prompted a narrowly divided House of Representatives to vote Friday to order the withdrawal of combat troops next year in Congress' boldest challenge to Bush administration policy. President Bush said he would veto the measure if it passed the Senate and reached his desk.
An Iraqi military spokesman, Brig. Qassim al-Moussawi, called the sucide bombing an inside job, telling state television that an al-Qaida fighter had infiltrated al-Zubaie's security detachment.
Al-Moussawi offered no details, and repeated calls to his office to verify the claim went unanswered. The Interior Ministry, which oversees Iraq's police forces, said it had no information on that claim.
Al-Maliki aide Mariam Taleb al-Rayes also told al-Sharqiyah television the attacker had "infiltrated" al-Zubaie's inner circle, but did not elaborate. She added that the bomber's car blew up outside the house seconds after he detonated his explosives vest.
The bomber attacked al-Zubaie a day after a statement purportedly posted on the Internet by an al-Qaida umbrella group singled him out as a stooge "to the crusader occupiers."
Hours after the assassination attempt, the same group, the Islamic State in Iraq, claimed responsibility for the bombing and said it was reporting the "good news that our troops were able, with God's will, to target" al-Zubaie.
"We tell the traitors of al-Maliki's infidel government, wait for what will destroy you, you will never be safe, with God's will on the Iraqi soil, as long as we have a blinking eye and a beating heart," said the statement. Its authenticity could not be independently verified.
Harith al-Dhari, head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, a militant Sunni group with suspected links to insurgents, appeared to endorse the attempt on al-Zubaie's life.
"It indicates a huge security failure and a success by the resistance," al-Dhari told al-Jazeera television. "The bigger event here is that the resistance was able to deliver a message to all politicians telling them: 'Don't speak on our behalf.'"
Al-Zubaie's loss would be a blow to the government, but the al-Maliki administration would not be derailed. There is no legal requirement the post be filled by a Sunni Arab _ only an informal agreement among the political parties that formed the current government, and leaders would likely be able to find another Sunni if necessary.
The bomber detonated an explosives vest after weekly prayers in a small mosque attached to al-Zubaie's home near the Foreign Ministry, just north of the capital's heavily guarded Green Zone.
posted on March 24, 2007 12:27:30 PM
Mingo,
Thanks for the help with Iraq events from BUSHY's "THE SURGE".
If America didn't have 3,200 dead troops along with 25,000 wounded troops. If America didn't already spend 410 Billion dollars in Iraq. BUSHY'S little names for his failed war would almost be funny looking back at them.
"THE SURGE" only SURGED more Americans against THE FAILED BUSH WAR.
Hey America in your 2008 vote just remember how most republican lawmakers are voting against ending THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
posted on March 24, 2007 02:28:48 PM
3/24/07 JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
3,236 Dead American Troops up 2 since yesterday
03/24/07 AFP: Sixteen policemen killed in Baghdad's militant stronghold of Dura
Sixteen policemen, two detainees in police custody and two civilians were killed, while another 26 people were taken to hospital with injuries, the official told AFP on condition of anonymity
03/24/07 Reuters: Suicide bomb strikes Mosque - 9 dead, 43 wounded
A suicide truck bomber also struck near a Shi'ite mosque in the town of Haswa about 60 km (40 miles) south of Baghdad, killing nine and wounding 43, a hospital source said. The provincial health directorate put the death toll at 16.
posted on March 25, 2007 04:32:37 PM
3/25/07 JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
3,241 Dead American Troops up 5 since yesterday.
Updated: 52 minutes ago
BAGHDAD - The suicide attack against Iraq’s Sunni deputy prime minister is now seen as an inside job carried out by a member of his own security detail — a distant relative who had been arrested as an insurgent, freed at the official’s request, then hired as a bodyguard, a senior security official and an aide to the victim told The Associated Press on Sunday.
The assassination attempt, at least the third major security breach involving a top politician in four months, prompted Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to order a government-wide security shake up, including plans to hire a foreign company to guard the Green Zone building where parliament meets, the security official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak with reporters.
A suicide attacker came within feet of Deputy Prime Minister Salam al-Zubaie and exploded his vest during a Friday prayer service in the private mosque attached to al-Zubaie home. The Sunni official was seriously wounded and nine people were killed.
posted on March 27, 2007 12:35:03 PM
JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ WAR.
03/27/07 NYTimes: Gunmen in Iraq Kill Tribal Opponent of Al Qaeda
Attackers killed a prominent member of an Iraqi tribe that had taken a stand against Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, and in other violence today more than 10 people were killed in gunfire and bomb attacks, including a suicide blast at a bus...
03/27/07 AP: Attacks throughout Iraq kill at least 44
Two truck bombs simultaneously struck markets in Tal Afar and a suicide car bomber exploded his payload near Ramadi on Tuesday... The three bombings killed at least 40 people, including 30 in Tal Afar.
03/27/07 Reuters: Four Americans wounded by roadside bomb in Baghdad
Four Americans, comprising three civilians and one military, were wounded when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle in the Shaab district of Baghdad, a U.S. military spokesman said.
posted on March 29, 2007 07:11:07 PM
JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ CIVIL WAR AND HIS LATEST EFFORT CALLED "THE SURGE".
3,244 Dead American Troops up 3 in two days
03/29/07 NPR: Violence Escalates in Iraq's Tal Afar
The northern city of Tal Afar has seen violence this week killing at least 150 people, both Sunni and Shiite. Just last year, President Bush singled out the town as a model of stability. U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Frank Wiercinski talks with Alex Chadwick.
03/29/07 Reuters: 25 Bodies found in Baghdad
The bodies of 25 people were found in Baghdad, a police source said.
03/29/07 Reuters: 62 killed in Baghdad by suicide bomber
A suicide bomber killed at least 62 people and wounded 27 in a market in the Shaab district of northern Baghdad, police sources said. Most of the victims were women and children who had been out shopping in the crowded market...
03/29/07 Reuters: 53 killed in Khalis by suicide bombers
At least three suicide car bombers launched almost simultaneous attacks in a mainly Shi'ite town, killing 53 people and wounding 103, police said. The blasts took place in Khalis, 80 km (50 miles) north of Baghdad.
03/29/07 AP: Multiple suicide bombings of Shiite areas kill at least 104
Multiple suicide bombers struck in predominantly Shiite markets in Baghdad and in a town north of the capital, killing at least 104 people and wounding scores on Thursday – the day that new U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker took office.
posted on March 30, 2007 05:13:11 AM
JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ CIVIL WAR AND HIS LATEST EFFORT CALLED "THE SURGE".
3,244 Dead American Troops up 1 since last night
03/30/07 45 bound and shot dead in revenge attack
Shia gunmen rounded up, bound and shot dead at least 45 Sunni men during a two-hour orgy of vengeance yesterday, in Tal Afar, a northern Iraqi town once held up by President Bush as a shining example of US success in quelling sectarian violence.
posted on March 30, 2007 08:32:18 AM
Just another day of Iraqi's fighting for their OWN freedom and liberty....along with American support.
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The Patriot Post
Founders' Quote Daily
"Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God. I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"
-- Patrick Henry (Speech to the Virginia Convention, 23 March 1775)
"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
posted on March 30, 2007 09:18:25 AM
Iraqis are not fighting for their own freedom and liberty. It's a civil war with a power struggle between religious sects.
posted on March 30, 2007 11:35:43 AM
Saudi King Blasts U.S. "Occupiers" In Iraq
Remarks Provoke Rare Public Discord With U.S., But Could Build Credibility Of Saud Leadership Among Arabs
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Mar. 30, 2007
(AP)King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, seen while Arab leaders pose together ahead of the opening session of the annual summit of the Arab League at the King Abdul Aziz Conventional Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, March 28, 2007. (AP)
King Abdullah's Quote
"In beloved Iraq, blood is flowing between brothers, in the shadow of an illegitimate foreign occupation, and abhorrent sectarianism threatens a civil war."
(AP) King Abdullah's harsh — and unexpected — attack on the U.S. military presence in Iraq could be a Saudi attempt to signal to Washington its anger over the situation in Iraq and build credibility among fellow Arabs.
Hey Liar_k and Bushy supporters you all must remember your boy Bushy kissing and holding hands with a Saudi King just a few months ago. NOW LOOK!!
"in the shadow of an illegitimate foreign occupation". The Saudi King says about THE BUSH IRAQ CIVIL WAR
Poll: Iraq Going Badly And Getting Worse
Majority In CBS News Survey Doubt U.S. Can Win; 62% Call War 'A Mistake'
IT WILL TAKE THE DEMOCRATS TO LEAD OUR TROOPS OUT OF THE BUSHY MESS.
posted on March 31, 2007 09:41:41 AM
JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE BUSH IRAQ CIVIL WAR AND HIS LATEST MILITARY EFFORT CALLED "THE SURGE".
3/31/07
3,246 Dead American Troops up 2 since yesterday.
03/31/07 Reuters; Iraqi Tal Afar bomb killed 152, deadliest of war
The final death toll from a massive truck bomb attack in the Iraqi town of Tal Afar earlier this week was 152, officials said on Saturday, making it the single deadliest bombing since the war began in 2003.
03/31/07 Reuters: 5 bodies found in near Suwayra, 13 found in Baghdad
Five bodies were found blindfolded and handcuffed on Friday in the Tigris River near Suwayra, south of Baghdad, police said...Police said they found 13 bodies in different parts of Baghdad on Friday.
posted on March 31, 2007 09:04:14 PM
Why isn't the situation getting better ? They've had a whole MONTH now ...what's the hold up? Can't this administration get things done NOW??
They SAID this would work. !!!!!
U.S. Toll in March Is Twice Iraq Forces
Updated 11:11 PM ET March 31, 2007
By STEVEN R. HURST
BAGHDAD (AP) - The U.S. military death toll in March, the first full month of the security crackdown, was nearly twice that of the Iraqi army, which American and Iraqi officials say is taking the leading role in the latest attempt to curb violence in the capital, surrounding cities and Anbar province, according to figures compiled on Saturday.
The Associated Press count of U.S. military deaths for the month was 81, including a soldier who died from non-combat causes Friday. Figures compiled from officials in the Iraqi ministries of Defense, Health and Interior showed the Iraqi military toll was 44. The Iraqi figures showed that 165 Iraqi police were killed in March. Many of the police serve in paramilitary units.
According to the AP count 3,246 U.S. service members have died in Iraq since the war began in March 2003.
At least 83 American forces died in January and 80 in February, according to the AP tabulation.
The Iraqi figures were gathered from officials who released them on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to give out the numbers.
Additionally, the Iraqi ministry figures listed 1,872 Iraqi civilian deaths for the month, about 300 more than the AP tabulation, which is mainly gathered from daily police reports nationwide.
The civilian death toll for the month was down significantly from 2,172 in December, the highest month casualty figure since the AP began keeping records of civilian deaths in April 2005.
However, the number of civilians killed in March was in the same range as for the first two months of this year; 1,604 in January and 1,552 in February, according to the AP count.
Nearly a third of the Iraqi civilian deaths, more than 500 people, where killed in three big bomb attacks in the last week of the month and revenge killings of Sunni men in Tal Afar the night after a Shiite market was bomb in the northwest Iraqi city.
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posted on March 31, 2007 09:05:33 PMU.S. toll in March is twice Iraq forces
By STEVEN R. HURST, Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD - The U.S. military death toll in March, the first full month of the security crackdown, was nearly twice that of the Iraqi army, which American and Iraqi officials say is taking the leading role in the latest attempt to curb violence in the capital, surrounding cities and Anbar province, according to figures compiled on Saturday.
The Associated Press count of U.S. military deaths for the month was 81, including a soldier who died from non-combat causes Friday. Figures compiled from officials in the Iraqi ministries of Defense, Health and Interior showed the Iraqi military toll was 44. The Iraqi figures showed that 165 Iraqi police were killed in March. Many of the police serve in paramilitary units.
According to the AP count 3,246 U.S. service members have died in
Iraq since the war began in March 2003.
At least 83 American forces died in January and 80 in February, according to the AP tabulation.
The Iraqi figures were gathered from officials who released them on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to give out the numbers.
Additionally, the Iraqi ministry figures listed 1,872 Iraqi civilian deaths for the month, about 300 more than the AP tabulation, which is mainly gathered from daily police reports nationwide.
The civilian death toll for the month was down significantly from 2,172 in December, the highest month casualty figure since the AP began keeping records of civilian deaths in April 2005.
However, the number of civilians killed in March was in the same range as for the first two months of this year; 1,604 in January and 1,552 in February, according to the AP count.
Nearly a third of the Iraqi civilian deaths, more than 500 people, where killed in three big bomb attacks in the last week of the month and revenge killings of Sunni men in Tal Afar the night after a Shiite market was bomb in the northwest Iraqi city.
posted on March 31, 2007 10:44:30 PM
John McCain hung himself. He told the American people there are streets in Baghdad where Americans could take a stroll.
Reporters in Iraq just laughed at the OLD FOOL and said an American wouldn't last 20 minutes walking around Baghdad.
Its just a matter of time until Bushy and his gang are retired living in the disgrace of a failed war.
posted on March 31, 2007 11:21:47 PM
Isn't it funny how the neocons ranted about the Democrats accomplishing so little in their 100 days (even though they accomplished quite a bit).
BUT the neocons are totally silent on why their leader's "three week cake walk" is taking so long !!!!????? Their leader sure can't "get it done"....and he's had 4 years and a whole month of "surge"......rather a failure as a leader......the big CIC who can't get the job done!
posted on April 1, 2007 09:08:56 AM
And we get to listen to just HOW mingo supports our troops.
Just as McCain said in the past two days....too bad the liberal press refuses to also print the good/positive accomplishments that our troops have been making.
But no....they'd rather play into our enemies hands and support giving THEM the victory.
Not what our troops want to see happen at ALL. Not what our troops see as their phoney verbal support at all. tsk tsk tsk
shame on them....
"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
posted on April 1, 2007 09:22:57 AM
News | Entertainment | Sports | Jobs | Cars | Real Estate | Apartments | ShopLocal | Place An Adam New York McCain: Americans Don't See Iraq's Gains
By KIM GAMEL
Associated Press Writer
April 1, 2007, 9:45 AM EDT
BAGHDAD -- A Republican congressional delegation led by Sen. John McCain on Sunday blasted Democratic efforts to impose a deadline for withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, and McCain charged that the American people were not getting a "full picture" of progress in the security crackdown in the capital.
McCain, who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, was combative during a press conference in the military's media center in the heavily guard Green Zone, and responded testily to a question about public remarks he had made in the United States last week that it was safe to walk some Baghdad streets.
"The American people are not getting the full picture of what's happening here. They're not getting the full picture of the drop in murders, the establishment of security outposts throughout the city, the situation in Anbar province, the deployment of additional Iraqi brigades which are performing well, and other signs of progress having been made," said McCain.
He said the delegation drove from Baghdad's airport to the center of the city and cited that as proof that security was improving in the capital.
VIP's normally make the trip by helicopter.
The delegation was accompanied by heavily armed U.S. troops throughout the periods when they were not in the Green Zone, site of the U.S. Embassy and Iraqi government. They traveled in armored military vehicles under heavy guard.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, blasted fellow members of congress, Democrats in particular, who have passed spending legislation that would set deadlines for pulling U.S. forces out of Iraq. He said U.S. President George W. Bush would veto the measures and should.
"It will be a huge mistake to set a deadline. It (the U.S. troop surge) is working. We are doing now what we should have done three years ago. ... The Iraqi people want their own destiny but they don't have the capabilities yet," he said.
The delegation, which also included Rep. Mike Pence, a Republican from Indiana, and Rep. Rick Renzi, an Arizona Republican, spoke glowingly of an hour they spent in the Bab al-Sharqi market which was hit by a suicide bomber on Jan. 22.
At least 88 people died in the attack.
The congressmen said they were impressed with the resilience and warmth of the Iraqi people, some of whom they said would not take their money for souvenirs the delegation bought.
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"While the democratic party complains about everything THIS President does to protect our Nation": "What would a Democrat president have done at that point?"
"Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack."
