Blaming the Public: House Speaker Pelosi's Personal Accountability is AWOL

Nancy Pelosi's response to Bush veto:

"It was a bill that honored and respected the wishes of the American people to have benchmarks, to have guidelines, to have standards for what is happening in Iraq, again, out of respect for the wishes of the American people." [my emphasis]

Strange, I can distinctly remember the Speaker's diatribes exhorting the wisdom of unilateral U.S. withdrawal in the face of the most ferrocious enemy the world has ever faced. Now she seeks political cover in case the feminine (too many lawyers are painty-waists, in Molten Eagle's opinion) tactic backfires strategically at a time when her Hamas counterpart, Sheik Ahmad Bahr, acting Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council, declared during a Friday sermon at a Sudan mosque that America and Israel will be annihilated and called upon Allah to kill Jews and Americans "to the very Last One".

Dumb, Nancy, transparently dumb and cowardly.

As Gen. Petraeus stated, Iraq is the focus of the world war against Islamic terrorism. In Washington last week, General Petraeus explained it this way: Iraq is, in fact, the central front of all Al Qaida's global campaign. source - Washington Post.

The more successful Al Qaeda believes its progress, the more the world will relegate its members into the margins of civiliztion. Has Al Qaeda earned respect? Not from Speaker Pelosi or Sens. Reid, Biden and Murtha.

In the end, the only treatment available is to quickly quarantine or unceremoniously dispatch the poor AQ animals while disrupting the generational propagandizing of their youth against freedom. The battle, as Bush said from the start must be a very long (generational) one. Shortcuts are for suckers. History has proven it over and over.

We must thank Al Qaeda for rapidly spreading its global message of intolerance and neolithic civilization. We are not impressed by the depth of AQ's planning. To unwittingly inoculate the world against itself must entail the entire thought process of a lowly ebola virus.