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| StrategyPage Iraq: Windmills as Weapons |
| 2006-08-13 |
| Posted by:ed |
| #5 #4 Dem military pundit Sort of like an Attack Yorkshire Terrier. Posted by: Dreadnought There are a few. They are one trick ponies: all engagements are wrong. |
| Posted by: Snease Shaiting3550 2006-08-13 20:57 |
| #4 Dem military pundit Sort of like an Attack Yorkshire Terrier. |
| Posted by: Dreadnought 2006-08-13 18:56 |
| #3 Click the attached link (given Moderator approval) and you can read the most articulate statement of the Iraq-pullout position that I have read. The author was a former staffer for Z Brzezinski, thus should be treated as a Dem military pundit. My views are 180 degrees opposite to what is posted, with the exception that I would work against terrorists even where they have a political wing. I don't believe in the "Democratic Domino" theory. I chose not to post the article because it should be Fisked by someone with military experience. However, it illustrates what stay-the-course and hardliners (myself) must argue against. Does anyone want to Fisk this?: http://www.gilmermirror.com/?ArtID=12535 Middle East presence Do Americans stabilize region or not? Recently on national television, Vice President Cheney warned that withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq would prompt the collapse of governments in other countries in the region, namely Pakistan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, putting them in the hands of radical Islamist rulers. Cheney has it exactly backwards. Our continued entanglement is what is destabilizing the region... ---------------------- Reminder: as of last Monday, the President's declared enemy is "Islamofascism." |
| Posted by: Snease Shaiting3550 2006-08-13 17:14 |
| #2 I, for one, am strongly opposed to windmills |
| Posted by: John F. Kerry 2006-08-13 11:25 |
| #1 Using solar and wind power to operate remote military bases in Iraq. Al Gore won't know what to think of it |
| Posted by: Mike 2006-08-13 09:13 |