Guess Who Won?

Article in today's New York Times, tells it all: "Jihadi Leader Says Radicals Share Obama Victory". Well Duhhh!

Despite all the denials by the mainstream (read "Liberal"!) media, the victory by Obama can only give aid and comfort to our enemies (YES, Muslims everywhere are our enemies!). The euphoria is palpable (see also the blog samples on today's Op-Ed page).

Despite the Liberal smears by the media that Al Qaida had endorsed McCain (now we are listening to the disinformation from these savages before we vote!), a victory by Obama could never have been anything but a greater triumph for our enemies than even the victory by José Luis Rodríguez-Zapatero and the subsequent Spanish withdrawal from Iraq. Even the stupidest people (Muslims and their Liberal apologists) should be able to draw the linear conclusion of action and reaction: in the case of Spain, bombing; election; withdrawal. And, in the case of the US, casualties in battle and by terrorism; "peace advocates"; rhetoric of withdrawal and "moral outrage"; election victory by Obama.

Pathetically, the Times article goes on to discuss in great detail how this murderous bastard, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, is hinting at "offering" us dialogue; no doubt because he knows what a great talker our exotic messiah is. The article also assesses (with hopeful anticipation, no doubt) whether Osama (not Obama; hard to tell them apart) will condescend to offer us "dialogue", also. Oh joy! What they want to talk about is how we can withdraw and leave the Middle East to their tender mercies. And then they will live with us in peace - no doubt, until the next round of "negotiations", where they will insist on mass conversion by the West to Islam. To the Times reporter, these seem to be eminently reasonable grounds for discussion.

After all, the Anointed One has said he is willing to negotiate with anyone, about anything, at any time, anywhere (or something to the effect). If Al Qaida is as easy to bamboozle as the American electorate, it should be a piece of cake for us to surrender (sorry, withdraw), with honor.