November 15, 2004

One year Blogiversary in Iraq

I hear from the Left side all the time that we have "no business" being in Iraq; it's a "quagmire", and we are only engendering hatred towards us by being there.

To all of those doomsayers and self-hating LLL's I can only say, ask the Iraqi's themselves.

It is the one year Blogaversary of Iraq the Model and the authors of the blog have posted how they feel about the events of the last year.

I challenge any of the left to read that and say that there is not a new feeling of hope, and that what they are seeing in the MSM isn't biased against the US efforts there. Yes it's only three people and their friends, but add a number of other Iraqi blogs, and almost all of the blogs of our Soldiers, Marines, and Airmen there on the ground, and you start seeing a whole different picture from that given in the MSM and from the Left side of the political spectrum.

None of these sources say that's it's easy, or that all will soon be sweetness and light, in fact they all make the point that these are hard, dirty, dangerous times, and there is no assurance of success unless we see it through to the end, and even then, the effort WILL have some setbacks and false starts, but through it all comes the sense of a new wind of freedom and hope for a brighter future showing through all the pain and frustration with the birthing pains of a new type of government never before seen in the Middle East.

Delftsman3

Note from Mama: Iraq the Model is in the blogroll here along with three other excellent Iraqi blogs. Take the time and go read a bit. It's an eye-opener.




Posted by Delftsman3 at November 15, 2004 10:16 PM
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Thanks Mama, the left doesn't want to know the truth, if they did they'd demand it from the left wing media, but they'll settle for the mediochre. I've read the Iraqi blogs and get the feeling that the Iraqi people overall appreciate our sacrifices, they just don't have any experience with democractic processes, once they realize that they can govern themselves and be a part of the process it will succeed. The only danger for them is the same one we have, their people depending on government to provide for them instead of their government protecting them in their independence.

Posted by: Jack at November 16, 2004 11:25 AM
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