Hometown: Troy

Age: Unknown

Died: 13th or 12th c. BCE (?)

Unit: Trojans

Incident: Struck in mouth by ruthless spear of brave Idomeneus; the steely point under the brain went onward, white the bones scattr'd etc. etc. And the black cloud of death enwraped him round. Thus slew these Danaan chieftans each his man.

Can't have that kind around, can we? Even the ones who opposed Bush's war first and most fiercely, and were quickest to identify his post-invasion blunders?

No, better to swear alleginace to Obama and the phalanx of straw men that form the backdrop of each of his grandiloquent speeches.

Oh please, only leeburul fags know stuff.

What Iraq War?

once he's done it, the GOP will blame him for losing & destroying our (illusion of) hegemony, & we'll have a cornpone theocrat reactionary like Huckabee for president in 2012.

this country fucked itself. fucked fucked fucked.

The only real problem with the war as far as I can tell is that it has made Al Qaeda, so much stronger. They had no friends whatsoever, much less a presence in Iraq until we invaded. Now, it's their primary training ground. Iran has been the primary beneficiary of our invasion and occupation, but they are our friends who hosted so many of our diplomats back in 1980, right?

Rolling tanks across borders into countries presenting us no threat at all and then occupying them for 5 years so far and 95 more if Grandpa McCain gets his wish places us in the big league company of pre-world-war-II Germany and post-world-war-II Soviet Union. That's fast company indeed! Being viewed world wide as the primary threat to world peace should be a badge of honor that will strike fear in the hearts of countries with no nukes all around the world (though it might inspire them to develop nukes, just in case).

Let's all celebrate the great victories in Iraq. Then set to work to pay for the rebuilding of our depleted military, just in case we need it to fight some enemy who could harm us.

The only real problem with the war as far as I can tell is that it has made Al Qaeda, so much stronger. They had no friends whatsoever, much less a presence in Iraq until we invaded. Now, it's their primary training ground. Iran has been the primary beneficiary of our invasion and occupation, but they are our friends who hosted so many of our diplomats back in 1980, right?

Rolling tanks across borders into countries presenting us no threat at all and then occupying them for 5 years so far and 95 more if Grandpa McCain gets his wish places us in the big league company of pre-world-war-II Germany and post-world-war-II Soviet Union. That's fast company indeed! Being viewed world wide as the primary threat to world peace should be a badge of honor that will strike fear in the hearts of countries with no nukes all around the world (though it might inspire them to develop nukes, just in case).

Let's all celebrate the great victories in Iraq. Then set to work to pay for the rebuilding of our depleted military, just in case we need it to fight some enemy who could harm us.

The only real problem with the war as far as I can tell is that it has made Al Qaeda, so much stronger. They had no friends whatsoever, much less a presence in Iraq until we invaded. Now, it's their primary training ground. Iran has been the primary beneficiary of our invasion and occupation, but they are our friends who hosted so many of our diplomats back in 1980, right?

Rolling tanks across borders into countries presenting us no threat at all and then occupying them for 5 years so far and 95 more if Grandpa McCain gets his wish places us in the big league company of pre-world-war-II Germany and post-world-war-II Soviet Union. That's fast company indeed! Being viewed world wide as the primary threat to world peace should be a badge of honor that will strike fear in the hearts of countries with no nukes all around the world (though it might inspire them to develop nukes, just in case).

Let's all celebrate the great victories in Iraq. Then set to work to pay for the rebuilding of our depleted military, just in case we need it to fight some enemy who could harm us.

The only real problem with the war as far as I can tell is that it has made Al Qaeda, so much stronger. They had no friends whatsoever, much less a presence in Iraq until we invaded. Now, it's their primary training ground. Iran has been the primary beneficiary of our invasion and occupation, but they are our friends who hosted so many of our diplomats back in 1980, right?

Rolling tanks across borders into countries presenting us no threat at all and then occupying them for 5 years so far and 95 more if Grandpa McCain gets his wish places us in the big league company of pre-world-war-II Germany and post-world-war-II Soviet Union. That's fast company indeed! Being viewed world wide as the primary threat to world peace should be a badge of honor that will strike fear in the hearts of countries with no nukes all around the world (though it might inspire them to develop nukes, just in case).

Let's all celebrate the great victories in Iraq. Then set to work to pay for the rebuilding of our depleted military, just in case we need it to fight some enemy who could harm us.