Ahh yes, thanks to Google, we human readers can enjoy news stories written by humans about humans which are all nicely shuffled up and dealt to us by a machine - and the legacy media wonders why blogs are stealing "their" thunder!

What a stupid website and a stupid complaint. That's your major problem with the state of the MSM?
On a related topic, I must ask you a question. If the USA is the home of the brave, why does one little attack in fifty years scare you all to pieces? Instead of crying and sulking and complaining, let's get over it and move on. If the terrorists see our fear, they will be more likely to attack. If they see an American people unchanged and unafraid (though more vigilant) they will know that their tactics will get them nowhere. The rest of the world has always proven vulnerable; now we are too. We must not show fear; we must show that we are too strong to be affected. What this means is that you don't hide behind your computer "supporting" our war but not supporting our soldiers. If you support the war in Iraq so much, why don't you enlist? We could use a little help here. If everyone who supported this war had signed up in the first place we'd already be out of Iraq and taking care of North Korea (not to mention Sammy "The Bastard" bin Laden). We are coming up short in recruitment because of people like you- you can talk the talk but won't even try to walk the walk. Silly little chickenhawks. No one should be able to become Commander-in-Chief without any real military experience. Now I don't have the manpower to complete my missions and your policies are making our military appear weak in the eyes of the world as we falter in Iraq and still haven't gotten Osama bin Laden. You and I should be walking side by side with 150,000+ other Americans through the mountains of Afghanistan/Pakistan, looking for bin Laden. That is how we will find justice and stop the recruiting of terrorists-not by forgetting our priorities. Sitting around pointing fingers at each other and calling others unpatriotic while acting unpatriotic yourself is sheer hypocrisy. Heard of Jesus? He didn't like hypocrisy much, did he?
Just something to think about little Yellow Elephant. Not that you'll print this anyway.

You actually did print this. I take that statement back. The rest of it I suggest you marinate on a little while. Too bad no one reads this website. And it appears as though the host is too dumb to understand truth and the importance of Real Action anyway.

We should be glad that this "Iraq pullout" plan is in the news. What a terrible idea. The Democrats want to tell the insurgents when we will leave. Any other info you'd like to give them that they can use to help their 'cause'? On that note, maybe Karl Rove is a Demmy too. It's time we start calling out our own so people will listen when we call out others. Treason and Truth are apolitical. Both sides must be held accountable. If we let Truth and Ideals speak then we can have a clear winner in the political debate. Instead our politics are compromised and the facts fade into mud and our strength weakens each time we cede the high moral ground to protect someone who is replaceable. It's the politics, not the people, that get us elected. The individual who puts himself above the Cause and Ideals hurts the Cause. If it wasn't for Rove's dirty tactics in S. Carolina we'd all be saluting John McCain as our President right now. And we wouldn't have one-tenth of the problems we do now. We'd have a real leader who has put himself on the line, not some spoiled rich kid that makes us all look dumb. The actions of the Bush Administration are selling the GOP down the river. Politics won't end in 2008, but the behavior of a small group of cheaters and liars is mortgaging the future for small but immediate gains.

Ah... a Patriot with arms, but without a "return" key.

My email address is written in its appropriate spot, as it should have been before. I apologize for accusing you of being afraid to print my thoughts, but I still stand by my other statements until I am proven wrong. Send a message if you'd like to exchange some thoughts. I don't mind apologizing or changing my mind when I'm wrong. It's worth it if I can learn a lesson.

Pat, All the blogger is doing is posting on the slant that Google headlined on the Ohio Marines. Dang, man, give it a break! Possibly you could comment on that post? Now, everytime I google, I have to think that google may be on the enemy's side with the headline slant.