The legacy of today’s feminized, sissified, “sensitive” Western leaders: too afraid, too guilty, too brainwashed by the worldwide Left to finish off the barbaric enemy.
LGF reports mass murdering, Iranian death squad Hezbollah, during the Israel-Hezbollah-Lebanon war, would have surrendered in ten days had Israel (via pressure from the failed Rice-Bush Surrender Axis) not called for a cease-fire.
‘Our men would surrender if the war lasted 10 more days’
“The cease-fire acted as a life jacket for the organization [at the end of the Second Lebanon War],” a Hizbullah officer said in an interview aired by Channel 10 on Tuesday.
In the interview, the unnamed officer said Hizbullah gunmen would have surrendered if the fighting last summer had continued for another 10 days…The officer shown on Channel 10 said the organization’s gunmen had been running low on food and water and facing rapidly diminishing arms supplies.
And George and Condi worry about their legacy. They should, because now it centers around their helping terrorist organizations in the Middle East survive–Fatah, Hamas, Hezbollah, al-Qaida, Iran, Syria, etc, etc, etc. May they both be haunted by nightmares for the rest of their appeasing, deluded lives.
Not that I’m furious or anything.
This is the kind of report that may be meaningless, or it may be propaganda. It’s the kind of thing the bad guys say to annoy you and make you feel like a loser. As I recall, bin Laden made some similar comment, to the effect that we could have caught him but we didn’t bother to walk into his cave. I wouldn’t take it too seriously.
Whether last summer’s conflict would have lasted 10 more days or not may be in question; however, what is not in question is that our government caved and Hezbollah & Co. continue to be a thorn in our side. We issued strong support for Israel the first week or two, then all the sudden we went soft – and it emboldened Hezbollah (among others). Going limp allowed every narly-toothed sand-bastard in the region to continue their terrorism against Israel, stay on the public stage and appear very powerful.
Last summer’s war was a test to see where we really stood, to see if this president was more bark than bite. I have no doubt that had we been strong and unrelenting in our words and actions, we would have brought Hezbollah to their knees, kept Iran on their toes and made it very difficult for them to be so loud and confident in their pursuits to bring us and Israel down now or in the very near future.
If we, as Americans, see our president as weak-kneed, unsure and unwilling, just think of how it must make our enemies salivate. They do not see us as forceful and, therefore, do not fear telling us exactly what we can expect from them – and it’s all because of the doctrine of appeasement adopted by a president and secretary of state for whom I have lost all respect.