RE: would you vote for this man?

From: Spike (spike66@comcast.net)
Date: Sat Aug 30 2003 - 12:23:41 MDT

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    From: Robbie Lindauer

    ...What do you think "Shock and Awe" means from below?
    The pretty pictures you see on TV of nice lights lighting up the desert
    sky are really, every one of them, horrifying, evil and atrocious acts
    of murder...

    Not necessarily, Robbie. The actual causalty count from that
    initial bombing was remarkably light. The midnight guided
    bomb attack was targeted mostly on empty buildings and
    artillery batteries. The Iraqi commanders (many of whom
    were sympathetic to the US) had enough sense to order
    their men away from those targets they knew would be
    destroyed. There were a number of U.S. sympathizers or
    Saddam haters on the ground in Baghdad with cells phones
    and GPS, guiding the shots and reporting the outcomes.

    Of course, Saddam and his crew placed the SAMs and
    artillery among civilian population centers and
    used Soviet GPS jammers to try to turn the bombing into
    horrifying evil atrocious acts of murder, but the
    sophisticated guided weapons still found their marks.

    The real horrifying evil and atrocious acts of
    murder are yet before us: the Muslim world seems
    bent on a civil war of utter self destruction, as
    demonstrated by yesterday's assassination of the
    Shiite cleric al Hakkim. Over 100 innocents murdered
    as collateral damage, just to get this one guy.

    Watch in the next few weeks. I fear we will see a
    murderous tit-for-tat in the middle east, one holy
    site after another blown to bits, a clear expression of
    homicidal Muslim self-hatred.

    spike



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