In an article at National Review Online, Clinton Watson Taylor says:
What have we learned from Fallujah? If nothing else, we’ve seen that evil unchallenged only grows stronger.
Which leads to another question posed by Mr. Taylor: if you believe that, then why is Moqtada al-Sadr still walking around?
Good question.
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Maybe we should ask Pat Robertson for a recommendation.
RiverRat (f64620) — 8/25/2005 @ 9:59 pmAmen. Muqty is gathering his forces and cozying up to Iran, waiting patiently for the coalition to leave–and leave the South to him.
Patricia (133563) — 8/26/2005 @ 8:44 amWe are too concerned in some cases with hearts and minds. We should take of muck-todder with one round to the heart and one round to the mind.
bureaucrat (825e78) — 8/27/2005 @ 9:08 pm