Baja28
Obama destroyed America
Blow me.
1. I never said I was a hero.
2. This is your response from my year old request for proof you served??
3. Go screw a sheep loser.
Iraq returns to Normal
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Blow me.
1. I never said I was a hero.
2. This is your response from my year old request for proof you served??
3. Go screw a sheep loser.
Baja28
Obama destroyed America
I asked him over a year ago. All he's ever retorted with is "lets see yours".
He's a coward and a mommys boy.
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RadioPatrol
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I asked him over a year ago. All he's ever retorted with is "lets see yours".
He's a coward and a mommys boy.
nhboy
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Blow me.1. I never said I was a hero.
2. This is your response from my year old request for proof you served??
3. Go screw a sheep loser.
No need to be crude. If I remember correctly, you are the one or two somdumites who constantly use the veteran tag to attack those who disagree with you. But feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I don't feel I have to tout my service as you (and others) feel you have to, it was a job, a job anyone can feel pride in, but please don't try to portray your military service as somehow better than what others do. Get over it you twit.
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nhboy
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Baja28
Obama destroyed America
It's like this loser boy. You are wrong (imagine that).
I do not use my veteran status to attack anyone. I don't have to tout my service for anything or anyone. I only attack clueless morons such as yourself.
I also state that you are a coward and you have done nothing to prove me incorrect.
I go out and get together with the folks from here. They know me and what I've done. When will you be joining us? We can then discuss our records.
T
toppick08
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Baja28
Obama destroyed America
You messin' with my friends Baja and RadioPatrol..??
Don't sweat him T, he's a lightweight. 
forestal
I'm the Boss of Me
Just a Normal Saturday in Iraq...
Proud Iraqis demonstrate the 'breathing room' that 4000 dead American soldiers who gave their lives up for a better world, and a magnified U.S. presence has given them in their road to peaceful co-existence with each other.
maybe I'm missing the 'big picture'. All I see is dead Americans, Dead Iraqis, and total chaos. It was a good thing that we went to war in Iraq, I can't imagine how awful the world would be today if we didn't.
Proud Iraqis demonstrate the 'breathing room' that 4000 dead American soldiers who gave their lives up for a better world, and a magnified U.S. presence has given them in their road to peaceful co-existence with each other.
maybe I'm missing the 'big picture'. All I see is dead Americans, Dead Iraqis, and total chaos. It was a good thing that we went to war in Iraq, I can't imagine how awful the world would be today if we didn't.
At least 40 Iraqi national police in Baghdad have deserted and joined the Mehdi Army militia led by Muqtada al-Sadr, taking their U.S.-supplied weapons with them, according to an Iraqi Interior Ministry official.
The radical Shiite cleric rejected Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's call for the Mehdi Army to lay down its arms, a top al-Sadr aide told CNN on Saturday.
"Muqtada al-Sadr has told us not to surrender our arms except to a state that can throw out the [American] occupation," Salah al-Obaidi said.
Mortar and rocket attacks were directed Saturday at Baghdad's fortified International Zone -- also known as the Green Zone -- where Iraqi government buildings and embassies are located. No injuries were reported, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said.
Nassar al-Rubaie, a Shiite member of parliament affiliated with the Sadr bloc, criticized the strikes against Shiite areas.
"We condemn U.S. airstrikes against Sadr City, Shula neighborhood and other areas," al-Rubaie said at a news conference. "We condemn the government asking occupation forces to carry out airstrikes against our people. We say Iraq sovereignty will not be achieved through military operation against Iraqis, as Bush claimed, but it can be achieved through throwing the occupation forces out of Iraq."
Another lawmaker accused al-Maliki of violating the constitution by deploying forces to attack Basra without notifying the city's local council. Falah Shenshil threatened to sue top government officials.
The radical Shiite cleric rejected Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's call for the Mehdi Army to lay down its arms, a top al-Sadr aide told CNN on Saturday.
"Muqtada al-Sadr has told us not to surrender our arms except to a state that can throw out the [American] occupation," Salah al-Obaidi said.
Mortar and rocket attacks were directed Saturday at Baghdad's fortified International Zone -- also known as the Green Zone -- where Iraqi government buildings and embassies are located. No injuries were reported, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said.
Nassar al-Rubaie, a Shiite member of parliament affiliated with the Sadr bloc, criticized the strikes against Shiite areas.
"We condemn U.S. airstrikes against Sadr City, Shula neighborhood and other areas," al-Rubaie said at a news conference. "We condemn the government asking occupation forces to carry out airstrikes against our people. We say Iraq sovereignty will not be achieved through military operation against Iraqis, as Bush claimed, but it can be achieved through throwing the occupation forces out of Iraq."
Another lawmaker accused al-Maliki of violating the constitution by deploying forces to attack Basra without notifying the city's local council. Falah Shenshil threatened to sue top government officials.
forestal
I'm the Boss of Me
U.S. Soldiers used as a politca TOOL of IraqiPM
U.S. soldiers used as a political TOOL of the Iraqi President..
Politics by other means....
U.S. soldiers used as a political TOOL of the Iraqi President..
Politics by other means....
Iraq's crackdown on the Mehdi Army in Basra poses a dilemma for the United States, which wants Iraqi forces to take a lead on security but risks getting sucked into their violent Shi'ite feud.
But there is little prospect of a swift victory. The fighting has spread through southern regions, drew the U.S. forces and led to protests in Baghdad by followers of Sadr, who say Maliki is using force to weaken his political rivals.
"The key question now is what the United States is going to do," said Joost Hiltermann, of the International Crisis Group think tank. "If it allows (the crackdown) to go forward the ceasefire will unravel and the U.S. will face the Sadr movement in its full power."
"This will be bad for both sides. Sadr will lose men and the United States will lose the gains of the surge".
Analysts say Maliki's decision to launch the Basra crackdown, instead of carrying through with a promised offensive against Sunni Islamist militants in the northern city of Mosul, lends weight to the Sadrist accusations of a political agenda.
The attacks have targeted the Mehdi Army while leaving two other powers in Basra, the Fadhila party and the militant Badr Organisation of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC) -- which supports Maliki's Dawa Party -- largely untouched.
But there is little prospect of a swift victory. The fighting has spread through southern regions, drew the U.S. forces and led to protests in Baghdad by followers of Sadr, who say Maliki is using force to weaken his political rivals.
"The key question now is what the United States is going to do," said Joost Hiltermann, of the International Crisis Group think tank. "If it allows (the crackdown) to go forward the ceasefire will unravel and the U.S. will face the Sadr movement in its full power."
"This will be bad for both sides. Sadr will lose men and the United States will lose the gains of the surge".
Analysts say Maliki's decision to launch the Basra crackdown, instead of carrying through with a promised offensive against Sunni Islamist militants in the northern city of Mosul, lends weight to the Sadrist accusations of a political agenda.
The attacks have targeted the Mehdi Army while leaving two other powers in Basra, the Fadhila party and the militant Badr Organisation of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC) -- which supports Maliki's Dawa Party -- largely untouched.
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cwo_ghwebb
No Use for Donk Twits
What is your definition of a hero?
You only like veterans when they bash Bush.
Those of us who have served in the military perhaps have a different perspective. Not better, just different. Perhaps because we've been in places in conflict we see different outcomes than Saturday armchair generals.
If you don't like the military, don't join. But at least do something useful for society other than whine.
cwo_ghwebb
No Use for Donk Twits
forestool, just a clue, Barney isn't real. Neither is your perception of reality.
Read, forestool and get an education. Education can help you overcome your ignorance. Education can't cure stupid, however.
PsyOps
Pixelated
Now how in the world would you know this?
PsyOps
Pixelated
I don't feel I have to "tout" my service; but it seems completely impossible to some of you ungrateful folks that anyone could be so stupid as to serve under this current president and for this war. Nothing but a bunch of cannon fodder. Well, I did (as with many other presidents), and I'm quite proud of it. Not so I can get a pat on the back, but so I can remind myself that there are others that are serving on a much more dangerous capacity than I ever had to and I am infinitely grateful for this. Folks like Fauxrest can only show their disdain for our military. I don’t need him or you or anyone else telling me I haven’t done enough, when it seems the most Fauxrest has done is complain.
nhboy
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Rest assured that in this case you were not one of the "somdumites" I was referring to.
nhboy
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You don't have to be a veteran for me to like you as long as you are bashing President Bush! Here's what you and the President need now and again if only to wake you up from your geezer naps.
T
toppick08
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#### You nhboy, Pres. Bush is a God fearing, family, love of country MAN.
nhboy
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forestal
I'm the Boss of Me
Just a Normal Saturday evening in the safest place in Iraq,
the GREEN ZONE ....
the GREEN ZONE ....
The U.S. State Department on Saturday tightened restrictions on embassy staff in Baghdad, ordering all employees to sleep inside reinforced structures and to use only armored vehicles when traveling in the Green Zone due to incoming rocket fire.
Two American citizens have been killed and several wounded by rocket or mortar attacks this week as the heavily fortified area has come under steady fire by suspected Shiite extremists angry over a government crackdown in the southern oil port of Basra.
The announcement came two days after embassy personnel were advised to remain under "hard cover at all times" and required to wear helmets and other protective gear if they ventured outside.
<br/>Two American citizens have been killed and several wounded by rocket or mortar attacks this week as the heavily fortified area has come under steady fire by suspected Shiite extremists angry over a government crackdown in the southern oil port of Basra.
The announcement came two days after embassy personnel were advised to remain under "hard cover at all times" and required to wear helmets and other protective gear if they ventured outside.