Would you like to speak German? How about Japanese? Ever wanted to learn Spanish, Arabic, Korean or Farsi? If the Democratic Party has it’s way, you may get your chance to reach native fluency in one or more of these foreign languages sooner than you thought. If the current House and Senate Democratic leadership were sitting atop Capitol Hill when the US entered W.W.II, you’d be eating schnitzel in celebration of Oktoberfest or ringing in the new year with a nice warm sake.

It is only by coming together as a nation that we were able to defeat Nazi tyranny and Japanese imperialism. Back then, the cost was hundreds of thousands of US combat deaths. So with the country more divided than ever in our history, how do Democrats expect to defeat the enemy in Iraq? Oh that’s right, I forgot. Democrats aren’t interested in victory, only in retreat, or as they like to call it, “redeployment”. They keep arguing that Bush has caused terrorism to flourish in the Middle East, that the world is more dangerous than ever, and that it’s Bush’s fault.

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“To convince a reasonable soul, one does not need a strong arm, or weapons of any kind, or any other means of threatening a person with death…”[1]

They say that when you die, your life flashes before your eyes; that time itself is compressed. The first to go is your ability to communicate. As the march of death continues onward, your body’s organs and systems begin to shut down. The last thing to go is your hearing. Recent events have shown that indeed the bells are tolling - announcing the slow death of freedom itself. Our ability to communicate has ceased, the first step of the long march toward death.

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It’s easy to look back at something and say you would do things differently. Looking at the Iraq war in hindsight, it’s clear that it was filled with gross miscalculations. Our administration miscalculated how the majority of Iraqis would receive us, the strength of the so-called insurgency and how long we would need to defeat it; while the only missteps the terrorists have made is bombing a hotel in Jordan and having their leader feed his giant ego by appearing on camera, but Zarqawi paid for that miscalculation with his life. Read More »

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Al Alam TV - Tehran, Iran - November 15, 2006 -

ANCHOR:” The spokesman for the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and scholarships confirmed that 70 captured employees have been freed, including the assistant general director of the scholarships’ administration. He added that most of those who were released, including Sunnis, Shiites, and Christians, had been beaten and humiliated. Meanwhile, the Minister of Higher Education, <name unintelligible>, has decided to suspend all work until the rest of the hostages are released. More than 100 employees and supervisors who were working in one of the Ministry’s institutions were kidnapped by armed men in the center of Baghdad.”

“The American Occupation forces announced that 6 of their soldiers were killed, including four who died from injuries sustained during a battle in the Anbar province in western Iraq. A statement by the occupation said that the four killed included one soldier and three Marines. Two other soldiers were killed by an explosive device in western Baghdad.”

“While US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice says that there is no magic bullet in Iraq, the new Senate Democratic Majority leader Harry Reid vowed to increase pressure to withdraw American troops from Iraq.”

REPORTER:” The widespread killing in Iraq continues. Explosions in various Iraqi cities killed and injured dozens of civilians. In the capitol of Baghdad, thirteen people were killed and dozens of others were injured. According to a detailed police report, a booby-trapped car exploded at the Kalani stop in the bab al Sharji area near the main entrance of the Ministry of Interior, killing and wounding dozens of civilians.”

“West of Baghdad, one Iraqi was killed, and three others were injured. In Mosul, in Northern Iraq, the media was once again targeted. Armed men killed Fadia Mohammed Ali, a journalist who works for the Masar newspaper, and her chauffer, as they were driving to work. In Latifiya, the police said that it (sic) had found ten unidentified bodies. In the city of Fallujah, the American occupation army acknowledged that a soldier from the 1st Armored Division and three Marines died from their injuries, sustained last night in the Anbar province in Western Baghdad. The increase in the number of American soldiers killed in Iraq has created division on the political scene in Washington.”

“This division is not limited to the defeat of Bush and his party in the midterm congresssional elections. For example, US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice has rejected recommendations about ways to bring stability to Iraq made by former US Secretary of State James Baker and British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Also the new Senate Majority leader for the Democrats –Harry Reid– vowed to increase pressure to withdraw US troops form Iraq. He questioned what victory President Bush was talking about, when the number of US soldiers dying in the country is on the rise.”

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