Insurgents and militias in Iraq on Thursday welcomed the recommendations made in a report by the Iraq Study Group that indicated that US policy in Iraq was not working and that its troops should be pulled out earlier than current projections suggest.
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Just like they welcomed Democrat victory.
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December 7, 2006
UN News Service: Jihadis Welcome Iraq Study Group Findings
December 7, 2006
NY Post: Iraq Study Group: “Surrender Monkeys”
*IRAQ ‘APPEASE’ SQUEEZE ON W.
* PANEL KISSES UP TO IRAN & SYRIA
* PLAN WOULD PULL TROOPS OUT IN ‘08
*WASHINGTON – The Iraq Study Group report delivered to President Bush yesterday contains 79 separate recommendations – but not one that explains how American forces can defeat the terrorist insurgents, only ways to bring the troops home.
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December 7, 2006
Global warming ‘over-hyped’?
Sen. James M. Inhofe, in one of his final actions as chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee, yesterday held a hearing to investigate whether press accounts have “over-hyped” predictions of global warming.
Boxer promises extensive hearings on global warming, & yesterday chastised Mr. Inhofe for scrutinizing global-warming coverage.
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December 7, 2006
Richardson Blast Border Fence: “Get rid of it”
WASHINGTON — New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says a fence at the Mexican border authorized by Congress this fall “gets in the way” of U.S.-Mexico relations, & he wants the new Democratic Congress to reverse the legislation. “…the most significant and constructive acts the U.S. Congress should take is to get rid of it.”
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December 7, 2006
Video: NYC councilman calls for violence against cops
Full Article from Hot Air:
“It’s Charles Barron, former Black Panther “and still a Black Panther” per his intro, milking the murder of Sean Bell with both hands. As he’s been doing for weeks now.
It’s hard to pick a lowlight here. Is it Barron calling black cops “house negroes”? Or is it this?
We need to let [...]
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