The improbability meter is definitely pegging in this one. :)
Of course, most people don’t quite get the concept that intelligence communities are so incestuous that Flagg would already have Jeff’s full dossier, which would have been handed to him by whatever crony set up the interview in the first place.
Trudeau just doesn’t understand that when the military and government keep files on people, those files DO get used. Maybe someone should explain SPN codes to him. :)
We need private security in Iraq, especially since we withdrew all our troops (50.000 advisers don’t count) Maybe we can get them from Afghanistan now that they’re getting thrown out.
Yeah, randgrithr, let’s take all the fun out of the comics by making the writer explain in great detail how he arrived at his conclusions. Loved the line you added “most people don’t quite get the concept “. Wish i could speak for the masses like that! Would SPNs add to the enjoyment of the strip? A good cartoonist (and satirist) will keep it simple, for us simple masses.
Hey, Look, At one time the number of “contract” employees in Iraq outnumbered the armed forces by over 10,000. It was the previous administration’s way of making up for the shortage of GIs. Plus it made a lucrative means of channeling our tax dollars to their cronies.
You right-wing lemmings are too tiresome to read, too quick with copycat talking points to take seriously, and too ignorant to actually think Palinesque cliches might have any effect other than revulsion. This ain’t one of your political bleeep factories, so quit trying to fathom a comic strip that’s too far over your head, and quit trying to influence those of us who are WAY too smart for you. Go watch fox non-news, and beg a liberal to explain the big words to you. Jeez, what a confederacy of genuine dunces…
Mice Prike, what are you talking about? Have you ever actually contributed to any discussion on this thread, beyond your occasional copy-and-paste comments directed towards anyone right of Chairman Mao?
I think the diarrhea just builds up in you every couple weeks, and you let it spew in all directions like a flatulent goose impaled on a windmill.
Funny, that– Under the Taliban as a government, the poppy/opium/heroin trade was squelched. That consequence was just unacceptable (remember the ‘Secret Team’ from ContraGate? They didn’t go away.)
ksoskins about 14 years ago
Hey, Jeff, tell him about that chopper you shot down; I’m sure he’ll be impressed. Leave out the part about it being a “friendly”.
Orion-13 about 14 years ago
Well, he’ll take after his father: They both write fiction.
Orion
randgrithr about 14 years ago
The improbability meter is definitely pegging in this one. :)
Of course, most people don’t quite get the concept that intelligence communities are so incestuous that Flagg would already have Jeff’s full dossier, which would have been handed to him by whatever crony set up the interview in the first place.
Trudeau just doesn’t understand that when the military and government keep files on people, those files DO get used. Maybe someone should explain SPN codes to him. :)
Sandfan about 14 years ago
Jeff’s picture is in the dictionary next to the definition for clueless.
mblase75 about 14 years ago
“How does Flagg know the ‘Red Rascal’ is a kid”? Probably the spelling, the grammar, and the fact that it’s on MySpace.
lewisbower about 14 years ago
We need private security in Iraq, especially since we withdrew all our troops (50.000 advisers don’t count) Maybe we can get them from Afghanistan now that they’re getting thrown out.
Packratjohn Premium Member about 14 years ago
Yeah, randgrithr, let’s take all the fun out of the comics by making the writer explain in great detail how he arrived at his conclusions. Loved the line you added “most people don’t quite get the concept “. Wish i could speak for the masses like that! Would SPNs add to the enjoyment of the strip? A good cartoonist (and satirist) will keep it simple, for us simple masses.
WaitingMan about 14 years ago
The only reason we need private security in Iraq is to keep Dick Cheney’s cronies awash in champagne and caviar.
Justice22 about 14 years ago
Hey, Look, At one time the number of “contract” employees in Iraq outnumbered the armed forces by over 10,000. It was the previous administration’s way of making up for the shortage of GIs. Plus it made a lucrative means of channeling our tax dollars to their cronies.
pawpawbear about 14 years ago
Maybe they need to send more “private contractors” to Afghanistan. Or do all of you libs want more heroin on our streets? Just a thought.
RenoMike about 14 years ago
You right-wing lemmings are too tiresome to read, too quick with copycat talking points to take seriously, and too ignorant to actually think Palinesque cliches might have any effect other than revulsion. This ain’t one of your political bleeep factories, so quit trying to fathom a comic strip that’s too far over your head, and quit trying to influence those of us who are WAY too smart for you. Go watch fox non-news, and beg a liberal to explain the big words to you. Jeez, what a confederacy of genuine dunces…
rotts about 14 years ago
spammerflaggen!
Nemesys about 14 years ago
Mice Prike, what are you talking about? Have you ever actually contributed to any discussion on this thread, beyond your occasional copy-and-paste comments directed towards anyone right of Chairman Mao?
I think the diarrhea just builds up in you every couple weeks, and you let it spew in all directions like a flatulent goose impaled on a windmill.
pawpawbear about 14 years ago
What Nemesys said.
FriscoLou about 14 years ago
Funny, but not in a “ha ha” way.
SuperGriz about 14 years ago
“John Pike said, about 12 hours ago
Maybe they need to send more “private contractors” to Afghanistan. Or do all of you libs want more heroin on our streets? Just a thought. ”
Oh.. more heroin, definitely.
pbarnrob about 14 years ago
Funny, that– Under the Taliban as a government, the poppy/opium/heroin trade was squelched. That consequence was just unacceptable (remember the ‘Secret Team’ from ContraGate? They didn’t go away.)
Wildcard24365 about 14 years ago
@pbarnrob
You don’t understand. The opium trade can only be squelched by more military operations funded by more borrowing from China.
If you read your history, you’d understand that.
Do I sound like a neocon, yet?