I've Always Felt The Iraq War Was A Trap......

For Al Queda that is..... however it couldn't be presented to the people as such for fear of the cries of the Muslims saying we were starting a war against Islam and all the other familiar cries from that part of the world and it's extremists.

The idea all along was to draw as many radical Muslims and Al Queda into Iraq and use it as a clearing house of sorts, as a magnet for simpleton jihadders encouraging them to travel to Iraq to fight the jihad so our soldiers could systematically eradicate them and their ilk if given enough time to complete the mission with the world watching every little move made on the battlefield like never before.

It seems the tipping point has finally been reached and the recruiting pool of willing suicide bombers and radicals has been reached, as most all have now been killed and sent to Allah courtesy the US soldiers and now the remaining Iraqi people finally realize that America and it's soldiers are indeed their friends, and are truly there for their freedom and nothing more.

It takes time to win the trust of people so used to Saddam and his henchmen, people that have never seen people in their lives like Americans and the Brits, The Australians and Poles there to help, so their trust was hard to win.

Others are also finally seeing that this was the true "stategery" (bushism lol) all along and it has ultimately worked, regardless of the liberals and democrats sabotaging the effort all along the way, having been too simple and stupid to see the real plan at work, choosing instead to work the side of the enemy.

And when it's all said and done they will go down in history as the most treasonous bunch of public officials and citizens ever in America's short history during wartime or any other time for that matter.

Jack Kelly of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette feels the same way I have and writes about it yesterday

It's true: Iraq is a quagmire: "

But the real story is not something you have heard

PittsburghPostGazette: We're floundering in a quagmire in Iraq. Our strategy is flawed, and it's too late to change it. Our resources have been squandered, our best people killed, we're hated by the natives and our reputation around the world is circling the drain. We must withdraw. No, I'm not channeling Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

I'm channeling Osama bin Laden, for whom the war in Iraq has been a catastrophe. Al-Qaida had little presence in Iraq during the regime of Saddam Hussein. But once he was toppled, al-Qaida's chieftains decided to make Iraq the central front in the global jihad against the Great Satan."

"The most important and serious issue today for the whole world is this third world war, which the Crusader-Zionist coalition began against the Islamic nation," Osama bin Laden said in an audiotape posted on Islamic Web sites in December 2004. "It is raging in the land of the Two Rivers. The world's millstone and pillar is Baghdad, the capital of the caliphate."

Jihadis, money and weapons were poured into Iraq. All for naught. Al-Qaida has been driven from every neighborhood in Baghdad, Maj. Gen. Joseph Fil, the U.S. commander there, said Nov. 7. This follows the expulsion of al-Qaida from two previous "capitals" of its Islamic Republic of Iraq, Ramadi and Baquba continued

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