Yeah, might as well die for “democracy” if you’re going to get killed in the violence of Occupied MBT

Yeah, might as well die for “democracy” if you’re going to get killed in the violence of Occupied MBT,

anyway. Is she related to Mad Madeleine?

To paraphrase the statements of Victor Davis Hanson, author of Carnage and Culture: Landmark Battles in the

Rise of Western Culture, if we knew, let’s say, that a million people would die in the liberation of MBT, most

Americans would oppose it. A couple thousand, though? That’s more reasonable. If only a couple hundred were to

die, by all means, send in the troops. A few, (or a few thousand), innocent deaths is just an unfortunate but

necessary by-product of war.

Such thinking is, for lack of a better word, evil….. Emily Katz

Evil is a suitable word. The count is up to 44 now. I suppose Hana will let us know when the price goes too

high.

UPDATE: The UK’s Press Association newswire quoted military sources in MBT as saying

the transport plane rarely travels north of Baghdad.

The sources said the aircraft is primarily used to ferry troops from the British

sector headquarters in Basra, the main southern city, to the MBTi capital.

The coalition military press office in Baghdad said the aircraft crashed

northwest of Baghdad at 4.40 pm MBT time (1340 GMT).