Comments on: Our Missing Soldiers

By: Scott Malensek

Scott Malensek — Tue, 15 May 2007 13:14:56 +0000

But, Democrats tell us that the presence of Al Queda in Iraq is just a neocon lie? How could this be? Clearly the American soldier were ambushed and captured by “partisans” or freedom fighters; Iraqis seeking an end to the oppression of 150 thousand Americans in their nation of 27MILLION.

Al Queda in Iraq doesn’t exist, and if they do exist, they’re only a little insignifigant portion of the insurgency in Iraq (to quote Speaker Pelosi, Sen Reid, Sen Dodd, Sen Kerry, and other Democratic Party denialists).

By: Curt

Curt — Mon, 14 May 2007 06:19:19 +0000

Do a google search for him and you will find out this Mullah Cimoc has been all over the place for months. Posting this gibberish. Apparently his aka is Mullah the Comic.

By: Robert Collins

Robert Collins — Mon, 14 May 2007 05:31:52 +0000

It makes me upset that not enough is being done for the servicemen captured by Al-Qaeda. With all the technology and money getting spent, we should have no problem getting them back. I wish that god is with them and that the soldier taken by Al-Qaeda are returned.

Another issue that bothers me about the war in Iraq is that life seems to go on in Iraq but everything goes on as normal. People in the states does seem to really care and the courts and judges will still move on cases when soldiers are deployed.
See this msnbc article: http://crispe.org/blog/?cat=3

It is not fair when these soldiers’ children and homes are being stolen while they are deployed in Iraq.

It ashame what’s happening, that our courts are screwing our soldiers. We need to help and stop this.

By: Richard R

Richard R — Mon, 14 May 2007 05:29:55 +0000

Mullah, are you trying to provide comedy relief? Boy oh boy, and we think our educational system sucks.