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Conduct Unbecoming Americans

Evidently Senator John F. Kerry is not the "officer" he likes to brag that he once was in Vietnam. His remark to a crowd on Monday at Pasadena City College -- "If you make an effort to be smart, you can do well," he said. "If you don't, you get stuck in Iraq." -- was a direct and unforgivable attack on the intelligence of patriots serving our country right now. How dare he?!

I have been fuming about this since I read it on Monday. Our troops are risking their lives to ensure our safety and freedoms so that Kerry can act as the Rodney Dangerfield of the Democrat party. This is the thanks they get? It's beyond belief. I agree with Senator John McCain and President Bush: Kerry owes our troops an apology. Stop blaming other veterans for your own words and actions -- be a man for once and apologize.

Murtha calls our troops "cold blooded killers" before they've even been tried; CNN airs terrorist propaganda; Kerry insults the intelligence of our troops; and every night this week I've heard one media outlet or another talk about the "deadliest month in Iraq." While the media is correct, statistically speaking, they fail to put these deaths into context -- October is the month before our elections; terrorists want to use American media to change public support for this war -- this is exactly the kind of headline that Islamofascist terrorists want to see. Al Qaeda leadership have stated as much in almost every communication with regard to strategy. Every time an American feeds Al Qaeda's media war against our troops, they are acting as nothing more than another "hirabah."

I do not suffer fools gladly. It's time for these American fools to wise up and stop playing right into the hands of Islamofascists who will annihilate all infidels regardless of political party. Stop playing games with the future of this great nation, Libs. There is a war on and it's imperative to win it.

It's a damned shame that some Americans don't support their fellow Americans anymore. What has become of patriotism and honor?

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