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Originally posted by Xtrooper1:
Good, the more they kill, the better off the world will be. God,to be young again.

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Originally posted by retrop1:
Sadly, killing terrorists in the middle east is a little like me trying to eradicate fire ants on my place. The poison to kill these tenacious little bastards is expensive to say the least. If I treat one hill of them, I will kill some, but the majority of them move to a new location within 10 20 feet. They are well fortified and are receiving intel from someone on a higher pay level than myself. So far I have been trying to eradicate them since 2003. To date it seems like everytime I kill a few of them, there are millions more to take their place. I can only surmise that my actions toward them and their brethren only fortify their resolve to overcome my efforts. There is something in my actions that drives them to survive. I am beginning to wise up. There has to be a more practical, less costly way to get them off my case other than trying to kill them off one by one. At one point I even targeted the "queen mother" of the hill. Seems like I could never get the poison to her. Too many worker ants defending her I guess.

Sounds a little like trying to wipe out radical terrorists, doesn't it.

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Originally posted by retrop1:
Sadly, killing terrorists in the middle east is a little like me trying to eradicate fire ants on my place. The poison to kill these tenacious little bastards is expensive to say the least. If I treat one hill of them, I will kill some, but the majority of them move to a new location within 10 20 feet. They are well fortified and are receiving intel from someone on a higher pay level than myself. So far I have been trying to eradicate them since 2003. To date it seems like everytime I kill a few of them, there are millions more to take their place. I can only surmise that my actions toward them and their brethren only fortify their resolve to overcome my efforts. There is something in my actions that drives them to survive. I am beginning to wise up. There has to be a more practical, less costly way to get them off my case other than trying to kill them off one by one. At one point I even targeted the "queen mother" of the hill. Seems like I could never get the poison to her. Too many worker ants defending her I guess.

Sounds a little like trying to wipe out radical terrorists, doesn't it.

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Originally posted by bw3ttt:
YES!!!! I've been wondering when they were going to start the new offensive. These little bastards fled Baghdad and have been causing trouble all over the rest of Iraq.

WE ARE COMING and there's nowhere left to run!!

BTW to date we have lost 1/366th of our active military and we have spent less than 1% of our GDP on this war. We can keep this up forever if we need to. These scumbags haven't even been able to hit our civilians with a spitwad since 2001.

Did the Iraq invasion create new terrorists?? I hope so, and I hope they come to Iraq because we really don't have to resources to invade every country these punks come from. What a fool Osama is to think that he would draw out our army and destroy us like they did to the Soviets. No dummy, we're doing that to you and we're using Muslims to fight you.

Gates and Petraeus are heroes of the USA!! Absolutely brilliant how they turned this thing around for us.

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Originally posted by runa10:

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Originally posted by retrop1:
Sadly, killing terrorists in the middle east is a little like me trying to eradicate fire ants on my place. The poison to kill these tenacious little bastards is expensive to say the least.

If I treat one hill of them, I will kill some, but the majority of them move to a new location within 10-20 feet. They are well fortified and are receiving intel from someone on a higher pay level than myself. So far I have been trying to eradicate them since 2003.

To date it seems like everytime I kill a few of them, there are millions more to take their place. I can only surmise that my actions toward them and their brethren only fortify their resolve to overcome my efforts.

There is something in my actions that drives them to survive. I am beginning to wise up. There has to be a more practical, less costly way to get them off my case other than trying to kill them off one by one.

At one point I even targeted the "queen mother" of the hill. Seems like I could never get the poison to her. Too many worker ants defending her I guess.

Sounds a little like trying to wipe out radical terrorists, doesn't it.

The real question is are you having fun killing those little red bastards?

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Originally posted by ELLIOTT1980:

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Originally posted by runa10:

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Originally posted by retrop1:
Sadly, killing terrorists in the middle east is a little like me trying to eradicate fire ants on my place. The poison to kill these tenacious little bastards is expensive to say the least.

If I treat one hill of them, I will kill some, but the majority of them move to a new location within 10-20 feet. They are well fortified and are receiving intel from someone on a higher pay level than myself. So far I have been trying to eradicate them since 2003.

To date it seems like everytime I kill a few of them, there are millions more to take their place. I can only surmise that my actions toward them and their brethren only fortify their resolve to overcome my efforts.

There is something in my actions that drives them to survive. I am beginning to wise up. There has to be a more practical, less costly way to get them off my case other than trying to kill them off one by one.

At one point I even targeted the "queen mother" of the hill. Seems like I could never get the poison to her. Too many worker ants defending her I guess.

Sounds a little like trying to wipe out radical terrorists, doesn't it.

The real question is are you having fun killing those little red bastards?

ROGER THAT . . . Consider it a "Target Rich Environment..."

Anything worth doing requires Time, Effort & Resources . . . PRESS THE FIGHT

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Originally posted by upstick:
Oh, goodie, my taxes, and my parent's taxes for our freedom.

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Originally posted by runa10:

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Originally posted by retrop1:
Sadly, killing terrorists in the middle east is a little like me trying to eradicate fire ants on my place. The poison to kill these tenacious little bastards is expensive to say the least. If I treat one hill of them, I will kill some, but the majority of them move to a new location within 10 20 feet. They are well fortified and are receiving intel from someone on a higher pay level than myself. So far I have been trying to eradicate them since 2003. To date it seems like everytime I kill a few of them, there are millions more to take their place. I can only surmise that my actions toward them and their brethren only fortify their resolve to overcome my efforts. There is something in my actions that drives them to survive. I am beginning to wise up. There has to be a more practical, less costly way to get them off my case other than trying to kill them off one by one. At one point I even targeted the "queen mother" of the hill. Seems like I could never get the poison to her. Too many worker ants defending her I guess.

Sounds a little like trying to wipe out radical terrorists, doesn't it.

The real question is are you having fun killing those little red bastards?