I wonder how PM Allawi feels about all the attention the Ivory Coast is receiving since Chirac is so friendly with Kofi and the U.N. hacks?
"We had better use my Litchenstein account."
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| Fallujah Can't Defy Iraqi Rule: Allawi | |
| 2004-11-07 | |
Iraq is determined to "flush out" the insurgents and their foreign allies from their last remaining hideouts well ahead of next January's elections, interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi said in an interview conducted in Brussels. He called on "all those interested in the rule of law" to help his government crush the insurgents and hold elections in 12 weeks' time. "We cannot allow pockets of our national territory to remain outside Iraqi authority," he said. "We consider those pockets as chunks of Iraq that remain to be liberated."
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| Posted by:Fred |
| #10 I dunno why, but this song came to mind. Let freedom ring Let the white dove sing Let the whole world know that today, is a day of a reckoning Let the weak be strong Let the right be wrong Roll the stone away Let the guilty pay It's Independence Day |
| Posted by: Anon4021 2004-11-07 8:14:10 PM |
| #9 A couple messages I want to get out: To our troops: Godspeed, good hunting, and be safe. To the jihadis: "Taste eternity" the swords sing, Blues for Allah, In'sh'allah. |
| Posted by: Xbalanke 2004-11-07 4:32:03 PM |
| #8 âWe consider those pockets as chunks of Iraq that remain to be liberated.â How pleasant to encounter such an unexpected degree of lucidity coming from within Iraq. Tyranny is tyranny, whether Baathist dictatorship or theocratic authoritarianism, it makes little or no difference. Both are the avowed enemies of liberty. Kofi Annan's role as an appeaser of such totalitarianism goes beyond shameful and into the realm of outright criminality. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2004-11-07 1:18:47 PM |
| #7 Coffee sealed his fate when he decided to publicly oppose Bush's re-election. I'm sure Jacques will have a job for him now that Arafish is indisposed. |
| Posted by: Mrs. Davis 2004-11-07 9:54:16 AM |
| #6 Kalle your correct. I think Kofi is a muslim. He is also a seiral enabled of genocide. I am hoping the US can block his reappointment. |
| Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom 2004-11-07 9:47:46 AM |
| #5 Kofi Annan's recent statements --attempting to give legitimacy to the terrorists in Fallujah, and shelter them from military action-- should be amply sufficient reason to STOP UN workers from entering Iraq during their elections. I suspect Annan is an Islamofascist mole. He has never said or done anything against Islamofascism. But he has always sought to hamper their victims. |
| Posted by: Kalle (kafir forever) 2004-11-07 9:29:46 AM |
| #4 1st reports of military operations underway. About damn time. moose-limb fascisti are about to get a lesson in warfare. God bless our troops! |
| Posted by: Rex Mundi 2004-11-07 4:31:38 AM |
| #3 Gee, I wonder if Musharraf is listening... |
| Posted by: .com 2004-11-07 3:11:59 AM |
| #2 Sock, we could not have said it better. The man is right on target. Allawi sees right through Kofi's stall game. I wonder how PM Allawi feels about all the attention the Ivory Coast is receiving since Chirac is so friendly with Kofi and the U.N. hacks? "We had better use my Litchenstein account." |
| Posted by: Mark Espinola 2004-11-07 2:18:50 AM |
| #1 The interim prime minister said he had rejected a demand by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to consider postponing the assault on Fallujah. âThe same people who talk like that would criticize us if we held the elections with Fallujah and a few other places left out,â he said. He has got that right. |
| Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom 2004-11-07 2:08:13 AM |