Old Terrorists DO Die...
Today we celebrate the death of venerable, legendary dirtbag terrorist, Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus, Syria yesterday. Wanted for involvement in the 1983 Beirut bombing of the Marine barracks there and the murder of Navy diver Robert Stethem in 1985 during a hijacking. He was the most wanted terrorist in the world before 9/11. A high-ranking Hezbollah operative, Mughniyeh died when his car exploded. This was though to be the work of the Israeli Mossad with some help from other Western intelligence agencies (meaning the CIA). Long may he rot, and we are gratified that no matter how long it takes, we're going to get all of these vermin. Iran, who finances Hezbollah, released a statement condeming Israel. Well, we know where Hezbollah's home address is, don't we?
Antiwar liberal knuckleheads and Al-Qaeda sympathizers have a new hero-- National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley (or so they think). Since the NIE Summary was released and said that Iran stopped their nuclear weapon program in 2003, these clowns have been crowing about something, but it's not clear what. Are you guys saying that 'diplomacy' works? It's fascinating to see Mahmoud crowing about 'victory', quoting a US government report. How does he know that we're not playing him? Now let's see-- in 2003, we invaded Iraq, right next door to Iran. On their border, we had been in Afghanistan for two years already. The A. Q. Khan nuclear organization was broken up that year as well. Let's see now-- Ahmadinejad and Co. had a lot to be afraid of. Fear-- of the Central Command-- is their only motivating factor. Also, the NIE summary was written by some soft-headed ex-State department types, and shouldn't be completely trusted. As President Bush has noted, Iran is still enriching uranium, and could restart a weapons program at any. Remember what Patrick Henry said-- "the price of liberty is eternal vigilance".
It's Saturday, and that's means it's the day after the weekly "Death to America" rally in Teheran. And Democratic presidential candidates actually want to talk to the cretins. I've got a picture on my cellphone of what a nighttime nuclear detonation looks like. Someday in the not too distant future, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be looking out of his bedroom window, and he will behold the 'night mushroom'. It will be the last thing he ever sees. He wants to meet Allah-- he'll have the opportunity then, as seen below.
