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The big fat cheeseburger eater Morrissey was smitten with last year, Michael Moore, has some more words to eat. Many months back, the ignorant asswhipe wrote on his web site:
"The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not 'insurgents' or 'terrorists' or 'The Enemy.' They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow -- and they will win. Get it, Mr. Bush?"
Hmm. What I saw on January 30 were an estimated 8 million Iraqi voters giving the so-called "insurgants"/"minutemen" the purple-ink-stained FINGER. Did you get THAT, you big fatt retarded blubber butt? Oh, I guess now, because on the day of Iraq's election all Michael MORON had posted on his site was that he won the People's Choice Awards (Michael "ME ME ME, it's all about ME" Moron) and a picture of the British cargo plane that was shot down. In other words, not only is it now an indisputable fact that the vast majority of Iraqi people DESPISE the insurgancy and risked their lives to communicate this fact in historic fashion, but it's also clear that democracy is not a value that Michael Moore holds in his heart.
But then that's been true of the fever-swamp far-left in general for a long time.
Here's a clue to them: Zarqawi leads the "insurgancy," yet he is not even an Iraqi, and he views the majority religious group in Iraq (Shiites) as deserving of mass slaughter for practicing an "infidel" form of Islam, and doesn't think much better of anyone else in Iraq besides the remnants of the Baath regime he's chummy with.
Yet the ignorant ones on the left actually have believed the rubbish that it is an "insurgancy" representing the average Iraqi. Sorry, dummies. The Baathists and jihasists lef by Zarqawi who resorted to recruited a child with DOWN'S SYNDROME to be a homicide-bomber and blow up civilians trying to vote in a free election are called NAZIS. NAZIS, GOT IT FOOLS? That's the side you took, and you ought to be saying sorry, and until then, NOTHING ELSE. Otherwise you deserve to be despised.
And you most certainly deserved the lose the American election.
No, Morrissey, the "sane" and "intelligent" choice on election day was not to vote Kerry.
I must say it was more than pathetic to see the sponsor of Kerry's campaign, Ted Kennedy, giving encouragement to the "insurgants" a few days before Iraq's election day. And it was only slightly less pathetic to see the so-called "intelligent" candidate booking an appearance on Meet the Press on Iraq's elction day obviosuly because he was expecting (hopinh) the Iraq election would be a disastor and he'd use the occasion to attack Bush and launch his 2008 campaign. Unfit for command, indeed! Lest we forget, had it been up to John Kerry with his vote against the FIRST Gulf War, not only would Saddam be in power today, but he would've successfully annexed Kuwait and would have had nuclear bombs to hijack the world with.
Others in the liberal un-intelligentia didn't look so good either. A few weeks ago the main press voice of the liberal elite, the NY Times, called on Bush to postpone the Iraq election because Iraq was supposedly not ready for it. Did we see an apology on Jan. 31 from the Ny Times for being as wrong as could be?
Nope.
I guess they were surprised by the Iraqi people. I guess for some reason they didn't know Iraqis want freedom and democracy. There's no excuse for this error. They live in a country where our founding documents declare that all people yearn and deserve to be free. They witnessed the successful election of Afghanistan just a few months ago. And they had access to an excellent documentary film called Voices of Iraq, wherein 150 videocams were distributed to Iraqis for them to film themselves in their daily lives and saying whatever they wanted. The disconnect between the Iraqis in this film and the Iraq we've seen in the media the past couple years is shocking to the point of criminality on the part of the journalists who refuse to present reality.
This film is availble at www.voicesofiraq.com , but for some reason the left winger Robert Redford couldn't work it on to his Sundance channel in between all the anti-Bush propaganda filsm they were showing. I guess Redford was too busy producing his pro-communist film about Che Guevera, The Motorcycle Diaries.....
Their loss, because the incredible Iraqi election was no surprise to anyone who viewed Voices of Iraq.
but for many of these demented leftoids I think something even more sinister than plain ignorance and stupidity is going on. They invested themselves so much in their propaganda about quagmires and Bush being a nazi that it became a matter of preserving their own reputations to hope for the worst outcome in Iraq. And for the elements on the left for which this is true, I say: You are becoming the fools of history, you have no shame, and I hate you more than you ever could hate George W. Bush. f*** you.
Let freedom ring. In the past few months, Afghans have voted, Palestinians gave voted, and Iraqis have voted. Planting the seeds of democracy in places that have never tasted it before in order to provide a long-term solution to the root causes of Islamic-fascist terrorism. As the speeches of Bush and Blair promised.
P.S.
Nope, I didn't see any Iraqi voters thanking France, Germany, or Canada for helping make their glorious independance day possible.
P.P.S.
Before the American election, Morrissey wore a t-shirt reading "Jon Stewart for President," showing once again that these days he is just conforming with whatever's trendy amongst the liberal un-intelligentsia. It was interesting to see what Jon Stewart said this week:
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Jon Stewart, late in the Daily Show last night to Newsweek pundit Fareed Zakaria: "I’ve watched this thing unfold from the start and here’s the great fear that I have: What if Bush, the president, ours, has been right about this all along? I feel like my world view will not sustain itself and I may, and again I don’t know if I can physically do this, implode.
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Bush hasn't been right about everything, but he's sure a hell of a lot more right than these awful left-wingers who took the opposite side of supporting democracy. The Iraq election is proof that the voters who re-elected Bush were the wise ones. And we're a bit tired of the cynical critiques of every step of the liberation from people who stood in its way. Watch and learn, Michael Morons.
"The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not 'insurgents' or 'terrorists' or 'The Enemy.' They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow -- and they will win. Get it, Mr. Bush?"
Hmm. What I saw on January 30 were an estimated 8 million Iraqi voters giving the so-called "insurgants"/"minutemen" the purple-ink-stained FINGER. Did you get THAT, you big fatt retarded blubber butt? Oh, I guess now, because on the day of Iraq's election all Michael MORON had posted on his site was that he won the People's Choice Awards (Michael "ME ME ME, it's all about ME" Moron) and a picture of the British cargo plane that was shot down. In other words, not only is it now an indisputable fact that the vast majority of Iraqi people DESPISE the insurgancy and risked their lives to communicate this fact in historic fashion, but it's also clear that democracy is not a value that Michael Moore holds in his heart.
But then that's been true of the fever-swamp far-left in general for a long time.
Here's a clue to them: Zarqawi leads the "insurgancy," yet he is not even an Iraqi, and he views the majority religious group in Iraq (Shiites) as deserving of mass slaughter for practicing an "infidel" form of Islam, and doesn't think much better of anyone else in Iraq besides the remnants of the Baath regime he's chummy with.
Yet the ignorant ones on the left actually have believed the rubbish that it is an "insurgancy" representing the average Iraqi. Sorry, dummies. The Baathists and jihasists lef by Zarqawi who resorted to recruited a child with DOWN'S SYNDROME to be a homicide-bomber and blow up civilians trying to vote in a free election are called NAZIS. NAZIS, GOT IT FOOLS? That's the side you took, and you ought to be saying sorry, and until then, NOTHING ELSE. Otherwise you deserve to be despised.
And you most certainly deserved the lose the American election.
No, Morrissey, the "sane" and "intelligent" choice on election day was not to vote Kerry.
I must say it was more than pathetic to see the sponsor of Kerry's campaign, Ted Kennedy, giving encouragement to the "insurgants" a few days before Iraq's election day. And it was only slightly less pathetic to see the so-called "intelligent" candidate booking an appearance on Meet the Press on Iraq's elction day obviosuly because he was expecting (hopinh) the Iraq election would be a disastor and he'd use the occasion to attack Bush and launch his 2008 campaign. Unfit for command, indeed! Lest we forget, had it been up to John Kerry with his vote against the FIRST Gulf War, not only would Saddam be in power today, but he would've successfully annexed Kuwait and would have had nuclear bombs to hijack the world with.
Others in the liberal un-intelligentia didn't look so good either. A few weeks ago the main press voice of the liberal elite, the NY Times, called on Bush to postpone the Iraq election because Iraq was supposedly not ready for it. Did we see an apology on Jan. 31 from the Ny Times for being as wrong as could be?
Nope.
I guess they were surprised by the Iraqi people. I guess for some reason they didn't know Iraqis want freedom and democracy. There's no excuse for this error. They live in a country where our founding documents declare that all people yearn and deserve to be free. They witnessed the successful election of Afghanistan just a few months ago. And they had access to an excellent documentary film called Voices of Iraq, wherein 150 videocams were distributed to Iraqis for them to film themselves in their daily lives and saying whatever they wanted. The disconnect between the Iraqis in this film and the Iraq we've seen in the media the past couple years is shocking to the point of criminality on the part of the journalists who refuse to present reality.
This film is availble at www.voicesofiraq.com , but for some reason the left winger Robert Redford couldn't work it on to his Sundance channel in between all the anti-Bush propaganda filsm they were showing. I guess Redford was too busy producing his pro-communist film about Che Guevera, The Motorcycle Diaries.....
Their loss, because the incredible Iraqi election was no surprise to anyone who viewed Voices of Iraq.
but for many of these demented leftoids I think something even more sinister than plain ignorance and stupidity is going on. They invested themselves so much in their propaganda about quagmires and Bush being a nazi that it became a matter of preserving their own reputations to hope for the worst outcome in Iraq. And for the elements on the left for which this is true, I say: You are becoming the fools of history, you have no shame, and I hate you more than you ever could hate George W. Bush. f*** you.
Let freedom ring. In the past few months, Afghans have voted, Palestinians gave voted, and Iraqis have voted. Planting the seeds of democracy in places that have never tasted it before in order to provide a long-term solution to the root causes of Islamic-fascist terrorism. As the speeches of Bush and Blair promised.
P.S.
Nope, I didn't see any Iraqi voters thanking France, Germany, or Canada for helping make their glorious independance day possible.
P.P.S.
Before the American election, Morrissey wore a t-shirt reading "Jon Stewart for President," showing once again that these days he is just conforming with whatever's trendy amongst the liberal un-intelligentsia. It was interesting to see what Jon Stewart said this week:
===
Jon Stewart, late in the Daily Show last night to Newsweek pundit Fareed Zakaria: "I’ve watched this thing unfold from the start and here’s the great fear that I have: What if Bush, the president, ours, has been right about this all along? I feel like my world view will not sustain itself and I may, and again I don’t know if I can physically do this, implode.
===
Bush hasn't been right about everything, but he's sure a hell of a lot more right than these awful left-wingers who took the opposite side of supporting democracy. The Iraq election is proof that the voters who re-elected Bush were the wise ones. And we're a bit tired of the cynical critiques of every step of the liberation from people who stood in its way. Watch and learn, Michael Morons.