As I write this, I am watching Flight 93 on A&E. Lord, how I hate our enemy. I know it clouds my judgment, and I will not let the beast of hatred have me for long. But for these few short moments I need to remember.

In the anger born of hatred is the energy that will see me and all of us through.

For you Lefties out there, you friends of the Islamo-fascists, watch this movie. Watch and remember. And then tell me you think it wrong to hunt them all down and kill them. Tell me there is another way to deal with these people.

The hatred and anger brings back the clarity.

I doubted the war in Iraq was the way to go. Hell, I still doubt it. But the war has brought our enemy to that place like cockroaches to a dirty kitchen. If nothing else, we are going to kill a hell of a lot of them. Maybe some other good will come of it, like deposing that, in the words of Patton, “paper hanging son of bitch,” but for me I see it as the chance to destroy the enemy, and destroy them we must.

I hate them. They have earned that hatred. I will support this president until he has hunted them all down and killed them.

And anyone who gets in the way of that great cause, and yes I mean you Teddy, Durbin, Reid, Kos and your ilk, you will be but a greasespot on the highway of history.

I needed this reminder.

“Let’s roll!”

Post by John Wilson

1. Let’s Roll

   John at the California Conservative has just been watching Flight 93 on A&E For you Lefties out there, you friends of the Islamo-fascists, watch this movie. Watch and remember. And then tell me you think it wrong to hunt them…

   Trackback by The Bay Area Is Talking — January 31, 2006 @ 5:44 pm

1. It ain’t the Lefties who are the best friends of the Islamofascists, it’s George W. Bush and his crew. You say that the war in Iraq has brought our enemies there like cockroaches to a kitchen, but in fact the terrorists are more like cockroaches than you think: they breed very easily and multiply, no matter how many of them you stomp on. The only way to get rid of them is to stop them from breeding, which is to say to cut the supply of angry young Muslims ready to be radicalized. If every terrorist we hunt down and kill is easily replaced by two more, we will never win.

   The other point is that you are succumbing to Bush’s fatal logical fallacy of believing that it is somehow impossible (or even difficult) for al Qaeda to simultaneously fuel the insurgency in Iraq and plan attacks on U.S. soil. If they can strike in Madrid, London, Amman, and Bali, then they can strike in New York or Detroit or Los Angeles or Ottumwa.

   The primary function of the war in Iraq is to replace the training camps in Sudan and Afghanistan with live-fire target practice in Fallujah and Ramadi.

   The simple and inescapable truth is that the war in Iraq is making America LESS safe.

   Comment by Lincoln Madison — February 1, 2006 @ 12:32 am

2. As someone who lost a friend in Tower 1 that fateful day, I have plenty of rage over 9/11. Howwever, I also am clearheaded enough to see that turning Iraq into a terrorist breeding ground was a spectacularly piss-poor way of venting our post-9/11 spleen.

   Comment by fiat lux — February 2, 2006 @ 1:29 pm

3. I would comment on the “You lefties” comment you made, but you are “Righties,” and a judgmental, ignorant Republican who equates any dissent from your views as terroristic. Go to hell…nevermind, playing God, you are already condemn to that. RF, Big D, Texas

   Comment by Robin Fletcher — February 5, 2006 @ 12:23 pm