Saturday, November 06, 2004

Kofi: Leave Already!



Alpha Patriot has a great post about Falluja and why Kofi Annan needs to just shut the fuck up.

He analyzes, using maps, the actual area--in relation to the whole nation--that is under seige. It's pretty amazing when you look at it. How is it the media seems to think the WHOLE nation is a disaster?

Also, Drudge has an amazingly inspiring piece about the faith of our brave heros that are going into Fallujah to rid it of terrorists and murderers for the safety of people they don't even know. Truly inspiring:
One spoke of their Old Testament hero, a shepherd who would become Israel's king, battling the Philistines some 3,000 years ago.

"Thus David prevailed over the Philistines," the marine said, reading from scripture, and the marines shouted back "Hoorah, King David," using their signature grunt of approval.

The marines drew parallels from the verse with their present situation, where they perceive themselves as warriors fighting barbaric men opposed to all that is good in the world.

"Victory belongs to the Lord," another young marine read.

Their chaplain, named Horne, told the worshippers they were stationed outside Fallujah to bring the Iraqis "freedom from oppression, rape, torture and murder ... We ask you God to bless us in that effort."

The marines then lined up and their chaplain blessed them with holy oil to protect them.

"God's people would be annointed with oil," the chaplain said, as he lightly dabbed oil on the marines' foreheads.

The crowd then followed him outside their small auditorium for a baptism of about a half-dozen marines who had just found Christ.

The young men lined up and at least three of them stripped down to their shorts.

The three laid down in a rubber dinghy filled with water and the chaplain's assistant, Navy corpsman Richard Vaughn, plunged their heads beneath the surface.

Smiling, Vaughn baptised them "in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit."

Dripping wet, Corporal Keith Arguelles beamed after his baptism.

"I just wanted to make sure I did this before I headed into the fight," he said on the military base not far from the city of Fallujah.
Amen. Please pray for our brave soldiers!

Annan, of course, wants us to leave these terrorist murderers alone.

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