I just assumed Cheney's arriving in Bahgdad just behind McCain and LIEberman meant that Bush had sent him over to keep an eye on the new puppets.
and feast on man-flesh!
Well, Baghdad is going to be as safe as it ever is for Americans - for a while.
No way the insurgency wants to eighty-six Cheney, even by mistake. And all those neocons, taken as a group??
They'll be safe as houses, unless some complete hairshirt gets out from under the thumb of older and wiser jihadis.
Let him go - and stay there. God damn the War Pimp and His Minions.
Unsafe. And confused.
Like Detroit, on Father's Day, eh?
;D
serr8d
No comment - or pretty much what you generate on a daily basis at that asswipe bl(ah)g of yours.
ooohhh... nice...
you are gone...
There were "unexplained" explosions in Baghdad while the two worthies were showing the flag in our somewhat reluctant 51st state.
But, let's talk economics for a moment. Now that bushCo is in process of becoming FDR Keynesians, does anyone think that the fed alone can bail us out of all of bush's fuckups?
In the CNN clips of McCain's dog & pony show there are some closeups of an Iraqi general.
His tunic has a big tag reading, in English, "IRAQI ARMY."
Jeesus, why not give the guy a bright orange shirt with "COLLABORATOR" stenciled over a target on his back.
That bothers me more than McCains casual strolls through the markets.
that is one fine photo of Lord Cheney.
A very natural pose for His Dishonor, don't you agree?
Ahmedinejad...
now, when he flies into Baghdad, it certainly isn't under the cover of darkness!
And he gets around town too!
SP
The Big Iraq story today is Rohrbacher telling our helpers in Iraq that they aren't welcome in America because "Given there love of democracy it is obvious they're needed to build a free Iraq." Which is Hilarious, and will be news to the Cubans when we start shipping them home (after all they support freedom, shouldn't they do so in Havana?)
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