Chimpy has really fornicated the canine this time

[NNN0LHI]

Iraqis scramble for cover after a U.S. tank fired on them as clashes broke out with U.S. forces in the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 4, 2004. REUTERS/Ceerwan Aziz

A wounded Iraqi youth is carried away after clashes broke out with U.S. forces in the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 4, 2004. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

An Iraqi man armed with a Kalashnikov rifle takes cover after clashes broke out with U.S. forces in the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 4, 2004. REUTERS/Ceerwan Aziz

A British soldier aims at protestors during clashes in Basra. An Iraqi was killed and five others were wounded in clashes between British forces and militiamen of radical Shiite leader Moqtada Sadr in the southeastern city of Amara, hospital sources said.(AFP/File/Hani al-Obeidi)

An armed member of Shiite radical leader Moqtada al-Sadr's Army of Mehdi militia. Radical Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr, whose militiamen are clashing with US-led coalition troops in Iraq (news - web sites), told his supporters to 'terrorize' the enemy as demonstrations were no longer any use.(AFP/Ahmad al-Rubaye)

An Iraqi man runs carrying a rocket propelled grenade launcher after clashes broke out with U.S. forces in the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 4, 2004. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

A wounded protester is carried after guards protecting a U.S. facility at the Iraqi capital's Hotel Baghdad fired on demonstrators supporting firebrand Shi'ite cleric Moqtada Al Sadr April 4, 2004. Sadr's supporters have staged several marches in the past week to protest against the closure a week ago of al-Hawza newspaper, a mouthpiece for Sadr that U.S.-led authorities in Iraq (news - web sites) accused of inciting anti-American violence. Photo by Ali Jasim/Reuters

A wounded man is carried after crowds of protesters, including members of the Mehdi Army, a banned Iraqi militia that supports radical anti-American cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, marched on a Spanish garrison near Kufa April 4, 2004. At least 19 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in clashes between Spanish-led forces and Iraqi protesters and militiamen in the city near Najaf, hospital officials said. (Ali Abu Shish/Reuters)

A wounded Iraqi man is carried away after clashes broke out with U.S. forces in the impoverished Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 4, 2004. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

[Daisey Mae]

1. WHERE AGAIN ARE ALL THE WELCOMING CEREMONIES

I can't see the flowers and the smiles on all the happy "LIBERATED" people....

[Teddy_Salad]

12. If you look real closely......

.....at the picture where they're carrying the wounded Iraqi who had just been shot by US forces, you can just make out some red roses in the background......

....errrrrrrr......

......no.....actually, that's blood.

[aquart]

2. Always good to use tanks on civilians.

Look how popular it's made Israel.

[neverborn]

3. Winning their hearts and minds, eh?

[Snow]

4. Look at the names of all the photographers.....

Hope devoutly none of them gets 'accidentally' killed.

[momwarnedme]

16. Them and nobody else too.

Our soldiers or any innocents.

[kentuck]

5. It appears that all hell is breaking loose....

...and this isn't even Fallujah? How close are they to complete anarchy? Who's calling the shots - Bush or the military? Or Cheney?

[Exultant Democracy]

6. "They will welcome us with open arms, as liberators."

So what happened some Iraqi mixed up his order forms and ended up getting grenade launchers instead of flowers to welcome our troops with.

[Zookeeper]

7. As my kids would say, the Bushies are just "stooopid."

Some of them are supposed to be intelligent? I don't buy it. They had their twisted ideological reasons for invading Iraq, but apparently never thought about what to do next. That pretty much meets most people's definition of "stupid."

[Old and In the Way]

8. Bringing "democracy" to Iraq.

They will be democratized even if we have to kill the whole country to give it to them.

[momwarnedme]

17. How many were protesting?

What percentage of Iraqis are resisting?

[LittleApple81]

18. Look at LBN there are plenty of reports there. n/t

[Old and In the Way]

19. More and more everyday.

Do you think CNN should conduct a poll?

Of course we aren't allowed to know what that number is. I think Bremer said it was "small" % of the Iraqi people. Let's say 5%. That's over a million people. And that's a whole lot more than were around for the staged photo-op last April when we took down the statue of Saddam.

[markses]

22. Will the nonsenses never cease?

What "percentage" are resisting? When it was only the Sunnis, we heard "Oh, it's only the Sunnis. It's only in the Sunni triangle!" Now that the Shi'a are engaging in open street warfare with the coalition from Baghdad to Basra, we hear "What percentage? What are the polls like?"

The blindness and insufferable stupidity of Americans on this question will be their undoing. Keep the questions up. When Najaf is retaken by local Shi'a (as Fallujah has been effectively retaken by local Sunni), we'll hear all about the "percentages" and the laughable polls.

It's over. A coordinated Shi'a uprising has occured in Iraq today, and it will only build in popularity and power. The US/UK colonizing forces are in for it. Needless to say, viewers of Fox news will continue with their stupidities until we're dumping Blackhawks into the Persian Gulf, and building long walls on the DC mall. Idiots.

[Pepperbelly]

20. That old familiar tune ... Didn't it go ...

We destroyed it in order to save it.

:eyes:

The Bushie newspeak is ubiquitous.

[DinahMoeHum]

9. So, it's going to come down to street fighting. . .Sheesh. . .

as that Jeff Goldblum character in "Jurassic Park" once said: "I hate being right all the time"


:evilfrown:

[KG]

10. these people are serious about their freedom.

[LittleApple81]

11. Do you think the Spaniards will have enough time to pack their bags

and decamp?

[revcarol]

14. At least one Spaniard got killed yesterday.

Think several were wounded. Was half-asleep.

[louis-t]

13. Can't wait for the PNAC pea-brains to try and disarm citizens of Iraq.

That will be their next step. After all, that was Hitler's next step. He didn't trust the 'masses'. Remember, * decided to let each Iraqi keep one weapon to 'protect' themselves.

[DoYouEverWonder]

15. Here's Bu$h reaction to the deteriorating situation in Iraq

[JohnyCanuck]

21. I think you're wrong.

That's the picture of Chimpy watching Dave Letterman's yawning kid video.