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Enjoy the following passage from Michelle Malkin's book "UNHINGED", so as to get a clearer understanding as to whether liberals are patriotic or not. The entire book points to words and actions that suggest they are not. However, for DP purposes, I will leave you with this single gem by Michelle:
"Screw them"
"Screw them." That's how top liberal blogger, Democratic political strategist, and Howard Dean campaign consultant Markos Moulitsas Zu**** reacted to news of the brutal murders of four Americans--all of them retired war veterans--who had been providing security services in Fallujah in April 2004.
Terrorists ambushed the four civilian contractors. Dragged them from their vehicles. Beat them with bricks and killed them. Burned and mutilated their bodies. Then hung two of the charred corpses from a bridge, whacking them with pipes and chanting anti-American slogans in celebration as video cameras rolled. On his widely-read blog, Daily Kos, Moulitsas--himself a Gulf War veteran, for shame--ranted:
Let the people see what war is like. This isn't an Xbox game. There are real repercussions to Bush's folly.
That said, I feel nothing over the death of merceneries [sic]. They aren't in Iraq because of orders, or because they are there trying to help the people make Iraq a better place. They are there to wage war for profit. Screw them.
The "mercenaries" Moulitsas was referring to were Jerry Zovko, a 32-year-old Army vetweran and bodyguard; Mike Teague, 38, who served in the Army for 12 years and received the Bronze Star for actions in Afghanistan; Scott Helvenston, 38 who joined the Navy at 17 and served his country with the Navy SEALS for 12 years; and Wesley Batalona, a retired U.S. Army Ranger Sgt. 1st Class who served in elite airborne units and saw action in Panama and Kuwait. Teague, Helvenston, and Batalona all had children. The men worked for Blackwater security, a North Carolina company that hires former military personnel to provide security training and guard services and which had a contract with the Pentagon to provide security for convoys that delivered food in the Fallujah area.
These are the honorable Americans whom Moulitsas derided as war profiteers. Whose murders he dismissed with the profane "Screw them."
Don't even get me started on John Murtha's, John Kerry's, and Dick Durbin's outrageous slanderous statements concerning our troops. Methinks the aforementioned passage speaks volumes as to how clear-headed Americans would vote on this patriotism issue.
"Screw them"
"Screw them." That's how top liberal blogger, Democratic political strategist, and Howard Dean campaign consultant Markos Moulitsas Zu**** reacted to news of the brutal murders of four Americans--all of them retired war veterans--who had been providing security services in Fallujah in April 2004.
Terrorists ambushed the four civilian contractors. Dragged them from their vehicles. Beat them with bricks and killed them. Burned and mutilated their bodies. Then hung two of the charred corpses from a bridge, whacking them with pipes and chanting anti-American slogans in celebration as video cameras rolled. On his widely-read blog, Daily Kos, Moulitsas--himself a Gulf War veteran, for shame--ranted:
Let the people see what war is like. This isn't an Xbox game. There are real repercussions to Bush's folly.
That said, I feel nothing over the death of merceneries [sic]. They aren't in Iraq because of orders, or because they are there trying to help the people make Iraq a better place. They are there to wage war for profit. Screw them.
The "mercenaries" Moulitsas was referring to were Jerry Zovko, a 32-year-old Army vetweran and bodyguard; Mike Teague, 38, who served in the Army for 12 years and received the Bronze Star for actions in Afghanistan; Scott Helvenston, 38 who joined the Navy at 17 and served his country with the Navy SEALS for 12 years; and Wesley Batalona, a retired U.S. Army Ranger Sgt. 1st Class who served in elite airborne units and saw action in Panama and Kuwait. Teague, Helvenston, and Batalona all had children. The men worked for Blackwater security, a North Carolina company that hires former military personnel to provide security training and guard services and which had a contract with the Pentagon to provide security for convoys that delivered food in the Fallujah area.
These are the honorable Americans whom Moulitsas derided as war profiteers. Whose murders he dismissed with the profane "Screw them."
Don't even get me started on John Murtha's, John Kerry's, and Dick Durbin's outrageous slanderous statements concerning our troops. Methinks the aforementioned passage speaks volumes as to how clear-headed Americans would vote on this patriotism issue.