As long as they are spending my tax dollars to train Iraqi police when we don't have enough on the streets here, as long as they are upholding the rights of a citizen of Baghdad to own a gun, while in Chicago I can't, as long as they keep rebuilding the water resources only to have this scum blow it up, as long as they are working to keep the peace until elections can happen, I'll consider them liberators. Duh.
Pampered -- article says he grew up rich

Arab -- well...

■■■■■ -- Ambushes and runs away, dodged Saddam's draft, touts big talk while sitting in plush overstuffed chairs... ■■■■■, meaning "girly," deriving from either a comparrison to a cat or to a female genetalia -- I stand by it

Glorified -- well, exactly what he is doing in the article, puffing, extoling his own virtues, etc. -- perhaps "self-glorified" was better

Terrorist -- the "military targets" bit... I tell you what, go attack a "military target" in your home country in the dark of night with an RPG and run away. Then, let me know whether they brand you "terrorist" or "freedom fighter" ;)

Sorry, but I don't intend to pull any punches with the Iraqi resistance. I'm on the other side, see. That's how this works. We choose up teams and kick the crap outta each other. And toss insults. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 08-26-2003, 02:33 PM: Message edited by: Timber Loftis ]

<font color=orange>I could have sworn I posted to this before! But If he was rich before the war, then odds are he belonged to the Baathist party. JEEZ, I'm not that stupid!

Question: Who had all the power and money in Iraq before the second gulf war?

Answer: Not your average playboy, spoiled little rich kid! The Baathist Party and it's members! Because they stole it from everyone else!