Home sick from work today but plenty to watch on TV I don't think I would have went to work anyway until after this went down.Way to go guys kick his fuggin ass.

JJ

I saw several replays of this last night, each with the commentary that accompanied it in other countries ... France's commentators were complete ****, as you might well imagine ... but, on the highly positive side, I wish I'd taken note of who it was or where he was from, but one guy from some other country, commenting on the footage of the people dancing and laughing, flogging the statue and thanking the US and President Bush, said that "it is clear from what we see here that the anti-war protesters certainly weren't doing the people of Iraq any favors" and that President Bush was not only vindicated in his actions, but that he had demonstrated the qualities of a true world leader who could be widely admired ...

Hear, Hear !!

I actually saw Iraqi "protestors" holding signs saying "Human Shields GO HOME!". I'd REALLY like some liberal perspective on that one. This is serious, it was on the news. Libs? Care to defend your POV in light of that demonstration of free speach?

Robby, they CAN'T!

There are no words in any language to compensate for their in-action and ineptness towards that regime!

Those that tried to halt the process can't be seen as respectable anymore. This was a just action.

After seeing those people on TV cheering and waving, I'd like one of those pinheads to tell me how this was about oil!