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Iraq Asshole Fuckface Roundup!

SATURDAY MARCH 22 2008 6:00 AM

Submitted by FearTheReaper. Edited By erin_broadley.

TAGS: Iraq, Dick Cheney

First of all, happy fucking birthday, Iraq War. You’ve had a rough couple of years and only the retarded seem to like you. You drew the short stick. I actually kind of hate you, but that doesn’t mean I can’t give you a special big 5 Asshole Fuckface birthday roundup!

This Iraq edition of the Asshole Fuckface Roundup will probably not be as funny as previous Roundups, mostly because of all the dead people. Sometimes dead people are funny, like when four people barbeque and eat another dude. That is inherently hilarious. But when a lady straps on a suicide bomb vest and blows herself up, taking 40 people with her – not so funny. In researching this Asshole Fuckface Roundup I discovered that Iraq is in far worse shape than I thought it was, which is pretty disturbing.

Let’s kick this fucker off with one of the Asshole Fuckfaces who came up with the “let’s invade Iraq” idea way back in 1993, then executed it 10 years later: Dick “I’m the worst human alive” Cheney. Dick has been making the rounds this week to celebrate Iraq's B-day. Whenever Dick speaks a small part of me dies. Last week, a segment of my colon perished when he tossed out this gem.



Oh, sweet pile of shit. Let's see if that looks better when it's written.


Raddatz: Two-thirds of Americans say it’s not worth fighting, and they’re looking at the value gain versus the cost in American lives, certainly, and Iraqi lives.

Cheney: So?

Raddatz: So — you don’t care what the American people think?

Cheney: No, I think you cannot be blown off course by the fluctuations in the public opinion polls.


Not so much. Two things, Dick. First, could you not smirk like an over the top Batman villain? Thanks. Second, there have not been “fluctuations” for over a year, monster. The American peeps have been against this shit for a long, long time – mostly because they aren’t retarded. See, a while ago, the American people stepped back and realized what happened. The Bush administration put a pile of dog shit in a paper bag, placed it on America's doorstep, set it on fire and rang their doorbell. America opened the door and stepped on the bag to put the fire out. Then they realized there was shit on their feet. Cheney and Bush keep trying to light the bag on fire. We’re upstairs cleaning off our shoes.

The great thing about Dick Cheney is when you let him out of his Hannibal Lecter restraints and face mask, the bastard really lets loose. He wasn't done with just his “so?” comment.


This long-term struggle became urgent on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. That day we clearly saw that dangers can gather far from our own shores and find us right there at home.


9/11? Really? Seriously, when your heart finally stops (of natural causes) I am going to throw a party. I am going to throw a “Dick Cheney is dead” party and invite people. We are going to drink to your lack of life and probably have some cake. Sadly, there is a 77% chance that Dick Cheney will not die, but rather, shed his human skin, revealing his true demonic form, and then open the Hellmouth. We'll worry about that when the time comes.

Dick Cheney and George Bush are the ultimate Asshole Fuckfaces, playing a giant game or Risk (and losing) with actual people’s lives. People they could give a flying fuck about. Like this Iraqi, who is a blogger – and one of the last. Most Iraqi bloggers have left or been killed. He celebrated the fifth year anniversary by blogging about when it all went south.


I remember that ugly day, at May 2006 I was sitting with my wife in the garden, we were having such a good time; singing together, talking about our love and the future plans…when I heard a car drift and then a loud conversation…I heard one word "please, I beg you, take the car and leave me, I have a family, please" at this time. I knew it wasn't a regular fight, I jumped from my chair and headed to the street when I heard "Alah oa`kbar" followed by three bullets and then two cars moved fast. When I reached the street I couldn't see anything wrong, till the neighbors came out and they spotted the dead body, I ran to him but he was lying on his face in a corner drowned in a pool of his blood, he was dead, he was a shop owner in the neighborhood. Many of the neighbors were screaming hysterically "what god has to do with this?” another said "What Islam is this, Islam is not like that to say Alah oa`kbar before killing an innocent man?" The scene was really heart breaking he was lying there and the fruits he had bought for his family was scattered around him mixed with his blood.

He was the first victim of sectarian violence in Adhamiya district; he was killed because he was Shiite. The next day 4 Shiite shop owners were killed, a day after that an explosion and 7 dead people ….it continued escalating like that till there was no one else to kill. All the Shiites have left the neighborhood, many Sunnis too. Majority of the shops were closed, the streets are almost empty, because it doesn't matter whether you are a Sunni or a Shiite anymore, you'll be killed for no reason that you know. It reached a level that dead bodies are left in the streets for days because if anyone from the neighborhood picks them he will be killed and the police is afraid to pick them because they might be wired and may explode on them, I remember there was a female hair dresser who was dragged by her hair out of her shop and killed in the street, her dead body remained for days in the street because AlQaeda thinks that it's a sin that a women goes to a saloon!


Check out his hood. Looks awesome!



It only takes a few Asshole Fuckfaces to destroy a city. The first Asshole Fuckface was Saddam. Then came Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld. Now the place is a hellhole because of religious fanatic Asshole Fuckfaces.



They live a daily nightmare in a city that has been separated by walls. Religious Asshole Fuckfaces scurry about, killing and maiming those trying to live a normal life. Two weeks ago, Iraqis experienced another one of hundreds of mini 9/11s since the US invaded. Asshole Fuckfaces in Baghdad blew up two bombs, killing 54 people and injuring 100.


A shoe salesman, Hatam, said the first bomb slammed him to the ground. He got up, looked behind him, and ran to aid a woman whose leg had been ripped off by the blast.

“We managed to drag her away from the spot, and then the police came really quickly, and they were shouting at the people to move back because there might be another explosion,” he said. “But the people didn’t listen, and even some of the policemen who were already there didn’t pay attention, and that is when the second explosion happened.”

This time, Hatam said, he walked away. “I couldn’t go back again,” he said. “The scene was so horrible, and I lost the energy to see dead people.”


At some point, one apparently becomes too tired to see dead people. Hatam had reached his limit. Must have been a nice walk out of the bomb site.


The explosions sprayed chunks of human flesh for 50 yards. The second bomb, about 10 minutes after the first, killed more people. A number of Iraqi soldiers and police officers who hurried in after the first attack were among the dead and wounded.

The attack “was like an electric shock, it happened so suddenly nobody could avoid it,” said Abu Abdullah, who operates a kebab stand nearby. “Some people were burning, and I saw some without legs.”


Notice you don’t hear the Republican hordes of Asshole Fuckfaces telling us the Iraqis are now better off than they were under Saddam -- because they obviously are not. They are living in American created misery and now a few are living in it without legs. Of course, they are not dead, like so many, who were killed by Asshole Fuckfaces and buried out in the desert in unmarked graves.



Things aren’t exactly roses here on the American side, either. The cost of this war is disgustingly high – which is the exact opposite of what we were told before the invasion, by our Asshole Fuckface leaders.


At the outset of the Iraq war, the Bush administration predicted that it would cost $50 billion to $60 billion to oust Saddam Hussein, restore order and install a new government.


How’d that work out? Maybe they meant to say “a day” at the end of that estimate.


There is general consensus that Congress will have allocated slightly more than $600 billion for Iraq operations through the 2008 fiscal year.

And some analysts say that may be half the final price.

Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist and critic of the war, pegs the long-term cost at more than $4 trillion. The Congressional Budget Office and other analysts say that $1 trillion to $2 trillion is more realistic.


Oh, cool. I was worried about $4 trillion. $1 trillion is a lot closer to the original price tag of $60 billion, right? I’ve never seen numbers before, so this sounds great.

Finally, we have lost nearly 4,000 soldiers in Iraq. Think about that number, then go back up to the top of this article and watch the video of Cheney smirking. When you're watching Cheney, also think about his 5 deferments during the Vietnam War. That is the smirk of a coward. Then come back down and read about guys like Army Staff Sgt. Ernesto Guadalupe Cimarrusti. He died on March 10th, killed by a roadside bomb, that was planted by Asshole Fuckfaces.


He had re-enlisted for another four years just two weeks before he and four other soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber inside a relatively secure section of Baghdad.

He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, based out of Fort Stewart, Ga.


As much as I think he shouldn’t have re-enlisted, at least Ernesto died doing something he believed in. Doesn’t really matter if I think it was a waste of a life, if he felt differently.

Either way, there are now almost 4,000 Ernestos because a group of Asshole Fuckfaces in the White House didn’t know what in the fuck they were doing. We have now created a training ground for terrorists, destabilized the most important real estate on Earth and have no way out.


    Iraqis killed - 1 million and counting.
    US soldiers killed - 3,993 and counting.
    US soldiers wounded - Nobody knows because the Department of Defense are lying Asshole Fuckfaces.


Oh, and George Bush's actions have led to far more civilian deaths than under Saddam Hussien. George is the all time leading Iraqi Asshole Fuckface. Congrats.

 

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SergeantPsycho

SergeantPsycho

Hampton, VA
January 2007

MAR 23, 2008 03:44 AM

OpticNerve said:


Like Colin Powell told Bush in a prescient comment before the 2003 invasioni, 'You break it, you bought it'. Much of the sectarian violence that is plaguing the country can be traced back to the incompetent reconstruction effort of the Bush administration immediately after the official cessation of hostilities. There are accounts that the Bush administration, instead of sending in experienced State Department diplomats to spearhead the reconstruction, sent in inexperienced men and women whose only qualifications were that they were political supporters of Bush and Cheney. I mean, geez, they sent a 20-something kid fresh out of college TO REBUILD THE IRAQI STOCK EXCHANGE. Yes, you heard me. A COLLEGE KID WAS TASKED TO REBUILD THE IRAQI STOCK EXCHANGE. Let's not forget the genius appointment of L. Paul Bremer, who had the brilliant of idea of summarily firing thousands of government officials, officials who knew how to run things like the government factories and the public utilities, because they were Baath Party Members, even though you couldn't work in Iraq unless you were a Baath Party Member. Oh, and then there was Bremer's genius move of disbanding the Iraqi army, the one remaining national institution that brought together members of Shia, Sunni and the other groups of Iraqis under one banner, a move that put many angry and disgruntled men with guns onto the street.



I agree with you here, that we should have kept some of the instuitions together.

OpticNerve said:
Like it or not, the fact of the matter is America is now responsible for cleaning up the mess that it has created in Iraq. Yes, your troops should be withdrawn, but you guys are going to have to take your collective heads out of the ground and fix the country you broke.



First of all, you're right that we have to fix it, but it was broken when we got there. Second of all, we have no hope of fixing it what so ever if our troop leave (which is why I'm against any sort of pullout). One thing to remember though, that this whole situation isn't between just US and Iraq. There are a lot of extrenal parties, like Iran and Syria who would like to see us fail.

Mankarlen

Mankarlen

Columbia City, OR
June 2006

MAR 23, 2008 06:52 AM

OpticNerve said:
Thank you for posting those clips of the documentary. You forgot one Asshole Fuckface: the American people. Why there aren't mass civil disobedience and mass protests to force the American government to clean up its mess and leave Iraq is a fuckin' embarassment for your country.



Maybe because they don't believe as you do. Fact poles can be made to reflect what the out come you want by the questions asked.
Personally I think we had no business being there, but we are. Do we now let the people that were glad to see us suffer because of extremest groups is islam? You think they are being slaughted now what would happen to them if we left Iraq. Religious Genocide?

skreech

skreech

Australia
August 2005

MAR 23, 2008 06:55 AM

George Bush makes his whole country look bad. Which isn't fair; most normal americans are just that - normal. He is the war criminal. I sure hope he stands trial for this one day...

Toku666

Toku666

Columbus, OH
May 2004

MAR 23, 2008 07:21 AM

SergeantPsycho said:
First of all, you're right that we have to fix it, but it was broken when we got there. Second of all, we have no hope of fixing it what so ever if our troop leave (which is why I'm against any sort of pullout). One thing to remember though, that this whole situation isn't between just US and Iraq. There are a lot of extrenal parties, like Iran and Syria who would like to see us fail.



B... Broken when we got there?!?!?!

Could that possibly have anything to do with:

1) The US installing and supplying Saddam Hussein against the express wishes of the UN on the matter (can't let Iran turn commie LOL)

2) The US bombing Iraq back to the stone age and bulldozing sand onto its conscripts ten years prior.

3) Destabilizing (but not removing at the time) the ruling regime ten years prior. He probably showed us his folder full of CIA receipts.

4) The US promising lots of help (especially to the Kurds) that fell through because we, well, lied to them.

Do... Do you suppose any of that could have had anything to do with Iraq being "broken when we got there?"

Can you please PLEASE stop and think at some point in this back-and-forth? History didn't start in March of 2003, okay? It certainly started further back than 9/11, even.

SergeantPsycho

SergeantPsycho

Hampton, VA
January 2007

MAR 23, 2008 01:12 PM

Toku666 said:

SergeantPsycho said:
First of all, you're right that we have to fix it, but it was broken when we got there. Second of all, we have no hope of fixing it what so ever if our troop leave (which is why I'm against any sort of pullout). One thing to remember though, that this whole situation isn't between just US and Iraq. There are a lot of extrenal parties, like Iran and Syria who would like to see us fail.



B... Broken when we got there?!?!?!

Could that possibly have anything to do with:

1) The US installing and supplying Saddam Hussein against the express wishes of the UN on the matter (can't let Iran turn commie LOL)

2) The US bombing Iraq back to the stone age and bulldozing sand onto its conscripts ten years prior.

3) Destabilizing (but not removing at the time) the ruling regime ten years prior. He probably showed us his folder full of CIA receipts.

4) The US promising lots of help (especially to the Kurds) that fell through because we, well, lied to them.

Do... Do you suppose any of that could have had anything to do with Iraq being "broken when we got there?"

Can you please PLEASE stop and think at some point in this back-and-forth? History didn't start in March of 2003, okay? It certainly started further back than 9/11, even.



You know, if you take all of those except number two, you can interpet removing Saddam as an act of moral redemption.

PointBlank

PointBlank

New York, NY
November 2004

MAR 23, 2008 01:22 PM

SergeantPsycho said:

You know, if you take all of those except number two, you can interpet removing Saddam as an act of moral redemption.


. . .and, of course, no one is really arguing that Saddam shouldn't be out of power. It's the invasion, occupation, and destruction of Iraq's infrastructure that is the problem here. Thanks for keeping up.

SergeantPsycho

SergeantPsycho

Hampton, VA
January 2007

MAR 23, 2008 02:29 PM

PointBlank said:

SergeantPsycho said:

You know, if you take all of those except number two, you can interpet removing Saddam as an act of moral redemption.


. . .and, of course, no one is really arguing that Saddam shouldn't be out of power. It's the invasion, occupation, and destruction of Iraq's infrastructure that is the problem here. Thanks for keeping up.



Ok, lets take this step by step.
1) Invasion: How should have Saddam been removed from power?

2)Occuptation: Assuming the answer to #1 is military action, consisting of an invasion, what's the best method of insuring "another Saddam" doesn't take the place of the now desposed one.

3) Iraqi infrasture was suffering from Saddam's neglect, and the military took pains to avoid unessecary damage. And through out the past five years, we've been working against terrorists to repair the damage that neglect has done.

FearTheReaper

FearTheReaper

NEWSWIRE

I'm lost

MAR 23, 2008 02:49 PM

SergeantPsycho said:
Ok, lets take this step by step.
1) Invasion: How should have Saddam been removed from power?.



Oh, that's easy. For the safety of America, he should have never been removed from power. He kept a lid on the nutjobs. When they are done fighting each other, they will attack us. Having Saddam in power also was a great way to keep Iran from having influence over and being a close friend of Iraq. Now there will be two Irans, side by side.

So, you're entire point is idiotic, IMO.

FearTheReaper

FearTheReaper

NEWSWIRE

I'm lost

MAR 23, 2008 02:50 PM

SergeantPsycho said:
.
3) Iraqi infrasture was suffering from Saddam's neglect, and the military took pains to avoid unessecary damage. And through out the past five years, we've been working against terrorists to repair the damage that neglect has done.




You should read a book, any book, like this one: Imperial Life in the Emerald City. Then you'd know how ridiculous the statements you pull out of your ass actually are.

DevilsReject

DevilsReject

Cleveland, OH
February 2007

MAR 23, 2008 02:57 PM

OpticNerve said:
[Like it or not, the fact of the matter is America is now responsible for cleaning up the mess that it has created in Iraq. Yes, your troops should be withdrawn, but you guys are going to have to take your collective heads out of the ground and fix the country you broke.



I don't argue that at all. That was one of the biggest things that disturbed me the most about the upcoming elections, we had certain internet hero candidates claiming an immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

How the hell could we possibly pull troops out of something we've clusterfucked so much and then just leave that country in an utter state of chaos and destruction.

I don't know how to fix it, i don't have an answer for that, but i do know we should of never taken it this far in the first place.

scylis

scylis

Seattle, WA
November 2004

MAR 23, 2008 02:59 PM

so how much electricity does Baghdad get these days?

catahoula

catahoula

New Orleans, LA
March 2008

MAR 23, 2008 03:03 PM

I guess they think the American people are 2pid.

Sadam tried to kill Bush's dad in the 90's so they found a way to hijack the election, put another Bush in office and then use the military (in the American people's name) to wack Sadam and his kids.

There is no difference between the red and blue gangs in washington then the red and blue gangs in los angles.

eeek

DevilsReject

DevilsReject

Cleveland, OH
February 2007

MAR 23, 2008 03:04 PM

SergeantPsycho said:
First of all, you're right that we have to fix it, but it was broken when we got there.



It was broken according to United States Standards. Saddam Hussein was no angel or saint by any means. But who the hell are we to remove him from power? Whether you like it or not. Iraq was not on the top of the list of "immediate threats to the United States". There are countries far worse than Iraq that taunt and threaten us on a daily basis.

What the fuck ever happened to the idea of catching and prosecuting Osama Bin Laden? Iraq has nothing to do with the war on terror. As mentioned earlier when Saddam was in power, terrorists weren't in the country. Now that we have taken him out of power, the whole territory has become engulfed with terrorists.

We've buttfucked that country so bad it's not even funny, it's going to take decades for that country, and our country to overcome what this "war" has done. It was a complete and utter waste of time and money.

ElysianZero

ElysianZero

Milwaukee, WI
November 2005

MAR 23, 2008 03:08 PM

FearTheReaper said:

SergeantPsycho said:
.
3) Iraqi infrasture was suffering from Saddam's neglect, and the military took pains to avoid unessecary damage. And through out the past five years, we've been working against terrorists to repair the damage that neglect has done.




You should read a book, any book, like this one: Imperial Life in the Emerald City. Then you'd know how ridiculous the statements you pull out of your ass actually are.



Amen to that! That book was what really opened my eyes to what our Government's attitude towards the Iraq war truly is (not that I was exactly naive in the first place whatever )

I'm actually pretty excited for Paul Greengrass's new film called Green Zone that will be based on Chandrasekaran's book.

P.S. - SergeantPsycho, I think you meant to write infrastructure... So, if you are planning on being taken seriously, please use Spell Check.

SergeantPsycho

SergeantPsycho

Hampton, VA
January 2007

MAR 23, 2008 03:41 PM

FearTheReaper said:

SergeantPsycho said:
Ok, lets take this step by step.
1) Invasion: How should have Saddam been removed from power?.



Oh, that's easy. For the safety of America, he should have never been removed from power. He kept a lid on the nutjobs. When they are done fighting each other, they will attack us. Having Saddam in power also was a great way to keep Iran from having influence over and being a close friend of Iraq. Now there will be two Irans, side by side.

So, you're entire point is idiotic, IMO.



PointBlank said:
. . .and, of course, no one is really arguing that Saddam shouldn't be out of power. It's the invasion, occupation, and destruction of Iraq's infrastructure that is the problem here. Thanks for keeping up.



I don't know what to say.

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