Web Letters: Car Bombs: WMDs the Surge Can't Stop

By Mike Davis

March 30, 2007

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  • Excellent piece, Mr. Davis.

    These people can really only be countered through removing their funding and public support. Once the Iraqis have had enough of this nonsense and are strong enough to police themselves these animal suicide bombers will find another country in the Middle East or Africa to try and destroy.

    Keep writing the solid pieces.

    Mark of www.regimeofterror.com

    E. Mark

    Chicago, IL

    04/22/2007 @ 02:11am


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