David Horowitz - Party of Defeat
How democrats sold out the troops and the country
The Betrayal in Iraq - By David Horowitz and Ben Johnson From FrontPageMag.com - David Horowitz When a democracy goes to war, its citizens have a right to expect that even those who disagree with the decision will watch their countrymen's backs. They have a right to expect that opponents of the war will limit their dissent to civic persuasion and will not join the enemy's forces -- either by providing them with soldiers or leaking national secrets that would weaken the nation's defense. They have a right to expect that criticism would be tempered by a desire to minimize benefits to the enemy. If the decision to go to war has been ratified by the nation's elected officials citizens should expect that criticism will not take the form of psychological warfare against the credibility of the commander-in-chief and the morality of the war itself. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Military Leaders Feel Comfortable With U.S.-Iraqi Agreement, Mullen Says American Forces Press - Jim Garamone WASHINGTON, Nov. 17, 2008 -- All American troops will be out of Iraq by the end of 2011 under the status of forces agreement between the United States and Iraq, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said today. Navy Adm. Mike Mullen called the agreement important and one the United States needs to continue to operate in Iraq after the U.N. mandate expires Dec. 31. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Ex-Hitler youth's warning to America 'Every day brings this nation closer to Nazi-style totalitarian abyss' From WorldNetDaily.com WASHINGTON -- Because it has abandoned moral absolutes and its historic Christian faith, the U.S. is moving closer to a Nazi-style totalitarianism, warns a former German member of the Hitler Youth in a new book. "Every day brings this nation closer to a Nazi-style totalitarian abyss," writes Hilmar von Campe, now a U.S. citizen, and author of "Defeating the Totalitarian Lie: A Former Hitler Youth Warns America." . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Children As Human Bombs From American Spectator On Monday, a 13-year-old female child blew herself up in central Baghdad, killing 28 and wounding 68. Among those killed were male and female students; a tragedy of immense proportions. Suicide-homicide attacks by female bombers, the handicapped, and children, the last often detonated by remote control, are an increasing trend this year. Sadly this latest example of perverse child abuse is a symptom of a much greater problem. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Your MC - Rob Stanley
When a democracy goes to war, its citizens have a right to expect that even those who disagree with the decision will watch their countrymen's backs. They have a right to expect that opponents of the war will limit their dissent to civic persuasion and will not join the enemy's forces -- either by providing them with soldiers or leaking national secrets that would weaken the nation's defense. They have a right to expect that criticism would be tempered by a desire to minimize benefits to the enemy. If the decision to go to war has been ratified by the nation's elected officials citizens should expect that criticism will not take the form of psychological warfare against the credibility of the commander-in-chief and the morality of the war itself. . . . 
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