Murtha madness again

Neal Boortz:

How long was it going to take before a Defeatocrat came up with this one? John Murtha—our favorite moonbat from Pennsylvania—says that the terrorists arrested in the JFK plot were a product of the war in Iraq. Basically, if we had not gone into Iraq, this terrorist plot would never have come about. He is the boat with 9/11 conspiracy theorists and all those who sympathize with "freedom fighters" and the "peaceful" religion of Islam.

What has this man been smoking? If this was the excuse for the JFK plot, than who does he blame the 9/11 attacks on? He does not understand that the fundamental hatred of terrorists is not based on our presence in Iraq. Rather, this hatred is based on a general hatred for our culture. It almost seems as if moonbats like Murtha want nothing more than to see America defeated by Islam. Why? It can't be that they don't recognize the threat! Is there anger over losing power in Washington in 1994, and the election to Bush in 2000 so intense that they would actually endanger their country to exact revenge?

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Murtha talks about the 9-11 plot coming from Afghanistan, but that is an attempt to absolve himself from responsibility for his bad advice after the Backhawk Down episode. Isn't interesting that bin Laden himself cites the retreat from Mogadishu as leading him to believe that the attacks on 9-11 would lead to the US retreating from the Middle East. Now he is offering the same advice about retreating from Iraq. The question should be whether a retreat from Iraq would embolden al Qaeda again? I think it is delusional to think it would not.

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