Posted on March 2, 2003 by John Hinderaker

“What Iraq Is Really Like”

Jack Kelly sums up nicely why the coming war is moral, necessary, and can’t come too soon. He begins:
“Goli Afshar, a 23-year-old college student in Tehran, is worried about an American attack on Iraq. The Americans, she fears, are taking too long.
“Are they changing their mind?” Goli asked a Los Angeles Times reporter. “Can they hurry up with Iraq already, so they can get on with attacking us?”
And Kelly has choice words for today’s antiwar movement:
“To compare today’s war protesters to Vidkun Quisling or the Vichy French would be unfair . . . to Quisling and to the French collaborators. They sucked up to Hitler, but they were bowing to a superior power which had occupied their land. The support Jackson et al. are giving the Butcher of Baghdad is entirely gratuitous.”
Read it all. Via Real Clear Politics.

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