Reply By: Tova7Posted: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 You should send this to Fox news or something.....it's very good..and makes a good point. The main reason I don't like seeing the flag burned or whatever is because the flag is so personal. Not to everyone, obviously, but to me...when someone burns the flag..its like they are burning a little piece of me...th
This choked me up, SW. Mind if I pass it on to friends and family? (will give credit, of course) LW, You of are course free to send to who ever you wish. Everyone is. I wrote it to share, so share as you want. If you do decide to give credit, don't use ShadowWar though, use my real name, which I am not afraid for people to know, Chris
I wrote that this morning.. thought I would share it.
My name is Old Glory and I do not understand all the fuss that many are making over me. You see I am a symbol of freedom that has stood the test of time. I flew over places far from home and also here at home on days like September 11 th , 2001 on the pile of ruins that were once other American symbols. <FONT fac
I know this is not my normal topic I post on but also being in Computer Crime Investigation I check out and test the newest OS stuff and write up how to dissect it. Here is my first Vista article: My first glances of Windows Vista Beta 2, and I have to say, I like it!! <P
BTW I WILL NOT be responding to any comments on this idiot and her pose. I have wasted to many heartbeats and to much air on her already.
I saw that Cindy Sheehan was going to start a hunger strike on the 4th of July to "urge" President Bush to bring our troops home. I urge him to make sure he takes his time in bringing them home, like maybe just ebough time for this idiot and her followers to starve themselves to death? Harsh?? I don't really care. Its people like her and her Code Pink, and Celeb friends that make me disgusted to be associated with the same country they are. Not the Country mind you, the pe
Oh and I almost forgot: Before March 2003, only 5.5 million of Iraq’s 25 million citizens had access to a safe and stable water supply. Today 19 potable water treatment facilities have been built or rehabilitated, providing a standard level of service to about 2.7 million more Iraqis. Hmmm guess we should have bombed the crap out of the water supply too???
I am not going to attack your points one by one ... Funny you use the word attack. I would have used the word comment. Maybe shows how you truely feel? <TD class="mb-Body-Quote-
You need to go read iraqthemodel.blogspot.com it is a very niteresting view on Iraq and what is going on there. Very well done and lots of good links to other blogs and websites of Iraqi's. I will be visiting it and sending in question on a regular basis now.
Iraqis enjoy new freedom of expression on Web journals A year ago, few Iraqis had ever had access to a computer, much less used it to communicate to the outside world. Now, Internet cafes seemingly dot every block in Baghdad, and new ones open often. That has led to a new phenomenon here: bloggers. Gee just think, you can actually read what the Iraqi People themselves are thinking!
Oh and from the MSM itself (I know don't faint!!) Post-al-Zarqawi Raids Kill 104 Insurgents By KIM GAMEL The Associated Press Thursday, June 15, 2006; 9:13 AM BAGHDAD, Iraq -- American and Iraqi forces have carried out 452 raids since last week's killing of terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and 104 insurgents were killed during those actions, the U.S
Post-al-Zarqawi Raids Kill 104 Insurgents BAGHDAD, Iraq -- American and Iraqi forces have carried out 452 raids since last week's killing of terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and 104 insurgents were killed during those actions, the U.S. military said Thursday. Maj. Gen. William Caldwell, a U.S. military spokesman in Baghdad, said the raids were carried out nationwide and led to the discovery of 28 significant arms caches. He said 255
Oh and a few more facts about "poor" iraqis. The Iraq oil production is averaging 2.2 MILLION barrels a day. The goal set by the IRAQI Government is 2.5 million a day. It has increased by almost 1/4 million a day in just the last week alone. Over 2.4 million Iraqis who had no clean drinking water in 2002 now have access to safe, potable water following USAID efforts to refurbish and expand 19 water t
BTW the answer to my question that Rombios forgot to answer as I asked was pre-war there were less than 25,000 cell phone users in Iraq. Now there are over 5 MILLION. These are those poor people he keeps talking about.
Oh and Rambios, I challenege you to tell me how many cell phone users there are in Iraq now as compared to pre war. Thats a direct question that simply requires a number. Oh and also the Laptops and HD's and things have been reported on since the begginning of the war by the Washington Post, CNN, ABC, and all the other MSM. Since I dont trust them, I guess you don't trust them also. Trust anyone??
rambios, theres a sucker born every minute. there was no TREASURE TROVE of information ... its all planted. Think back to the scene in the Minority Report ... where Colin Farrell walks into the apt of the child molestor and sees tons of INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE ... exactly what he needed to pin the crime on the guy dude if you are in law en
BALAD, Iraq – Iraqi forces conducted an early morning ground assault raid in Karbala June 15 and captured a high-ranking terrorist network commander without firing a shot. (notice it does not say coalition or US forces) Iraqi Army Soldiers, assisted by Coalition advisers, captured Sheik Aqeel. Aqeel commands a Karbala terrorist network and is wanted for assassinating Iraqi citizens and plannin
Here is what the Iraqi Government added to the statement: Holding one of them in his hand, Rubaie added: "I present to you a document that was found in one of Zarqawi's computers that reveals many dangerous things and gives details on strategy and plans of the al Qaeda terrorist organisation in Iraq." Zarqawi, blamed for a campaign of beheadings and bombings that killed hundreds of people, died in a U.S. air strike north of Baghdad on June 7. Iraqi and U.S. off
, I happen to be in JAx, Fla teaching a computer forensics class this week and we talked about thumb drives and how you can recover all the deleted images and files from them using the right HW/SW combonations. We recovered images from one students thumb drive that were 5 years old!! And he thought that they had been gone for good. They were not flattering photos to s
As many here know I am in Law Enforcement and specifically Computer Crime Investigation, Computer Forensics. This is good stuff, you can recover data from these drives just like regular HD's. Nothing you delete is really gone most of the time. This story thats why I like this story so much. Its about what you can find on these things and what a positive it is for the fight on Terrorist in Iraq. &nbs
Oh and Gene, being the military man you are how about a few famous quotes: Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity. - General George Patton Jr "A leader is a man who can adapt principles to circumstances." - General George S. Patton, Jr Maybe this one should read Col. "I am convinced that the best service a retired general (Col??) can perfo
Hey Gene, How about this from USA Today, from 2004!!! ( a MSM source God help me) Among the changes the Army is making: • More weapons training. Recruits will be taught to fire weapons other than the M-16, the standard rifle for foot soldiers. New troops will learn how to fire other weapons commonly found in the U.S. arsenal, including a variety of machine guns. • New training on how to identify and counter remote-controlled bombs known as IEDs, or improvise
Comments of General Cladwell to the press Corp via sat video link. GEN. CALDWELL: Okay. Well thanks, Bryan. Listen, to everybody there, I'm glad to be here today to help clarify
BAGHDAD, June 12, 2006 Abu Musab al-Zarqawi died of blast injuries sustained by the coalition bombing of his safe house June 7, coalition officials said today. The officials also said that DNA testing proves that the body is that of the terrorist leader. "We have clear evidence he died of blast injuries," said Army Dr. (Col.) Steve Jones, the command surgeon in Iraq. "There is no evidence to suggest that he was beaten and I have no reason to suspect that happened."
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