Who's side are you on?
Mudville Gazette, as part of its usual great roundup of news on the Global War on Terror, reports on citations for bravery and selfless sacrifice of our service members. Greyhawk aptly compares our soldiers' deeds with reports of two beheadings by the other side, one of a translator in Iraq and the other of a school teacher in Afghanistan.
The point? Choose a side.
The side that beheads school teachers has clearly stated and shown its intent and, in spite of the repeated cries of, "no blood for oil" or "American imperialists," our side continues to show its intent. One side wants to terrorize into subjugation. The other wants to build and safeguard freedom.
Jawa has more.
The point? Choose a side.
The side that beheads school teachers has clearly stated and shown its intent and, in spite of the repeated cries of, "no blood for oil" or "American imperialists," our side continues to show its intent. One side wants to terrorize into subjugation. The other wants to build and safeguard freedom.
Jawa has more.
