Steven Hayes and The Iraq-al Qaeda Connection: The Voice Crying in The Wilderness
Sure enough.
posted by Lowell Brown at 8:16 AM
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Monday, July 11, 2005
Sure enough.
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3 Comments:
It is a shame these Democrats are working so hard to harm our president that they are willing to get us all killed just to gain power. They willfully ignore such powerful pieces like Mr. Hayes just wrote because they know that when we are all dead from the weapons of mass destruction that it will be alot easier for them to get elected because only they will be around to vote. I was listening to Mr. Sean Hannity the other day and he suggested that the bombs in the tubes in London could be a test for exploding nucular bombs over here. That is a truly frightening thought and if true it really shows that in what could be our last days on this earth there is simply no excuse for political debates to slow down whatever our president tells us he needs to do. We need to place our trust in the man who was elected to lead us in exactly the same manner as he has placed his trust in God.
Posted by Blythe R. Engadiaut
Dear Blythe: True satire must bear some resemblance to that which it satirizes, so that the reader can recognize the irony. The ability to do that is what distinguishes true satire from ham-handed imitations like what you have written.
Love and kisses to you.
Posted by The Hedgehog
As I said yesterday, "Democrats, pacifist, and other fellow travelers who demand we get out of Iraq do so to advance their political agendas, not to make America more secure."
Who knew Hedgehogs could fight?
Posted by Mark
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