The Real Iraqi Resistance

Meet the new Iraqi fascism. Same as the old Iraqi fascism.
70 civilians who were going about their day were torn to pieces on the streets of Baghdad today by Michael Moore’s heroes of the so-called Iraqi “resistance.”
He described them this way:

The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not ‘insurgents’ or ‘terrorists’ or ‘The Enemy.’ They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow—and they will win.

I know very well what Moore means when he writes the word REVOLUTION. It’s not, you know, a bad thing, especially since he explicitly compares the jihad to the American Revolution. “Minutemen,” my foot. I think Mr. Mike is actually more revolting to me than even Ann Coulter — an impressive feat if that’s what you’re aiming for.
Those bastards running around the country cutting off foreigners’ heads have so far killed a lot more locals than they’ve killed anyone else. Heck, they killed more today than all the foreigners combined since the “resistance” got started. Most of the governments of the West shrug at all this. They’ll change their entire foreign policy regarding that country just to save one of their kidnapped civilians. I understand and respect the impulse. Really, I do. If I were kidnapped I would want my government to do something to save me. But I must say this: if in the process of saving me another country was left to the mercy of murderous totalitarians, the survivor’s guilt wouldn’t be worth it. I don’t want someone else’s country getting enslaved on my account.
Because that’s what these jihadists want to do – clear out the foreigners so they can stomp their boots on the locals. Shouldn’t that be obvious by now? They have already turned their knives, guns, and bombs onto the local population. The taped beheadings are more sensational, but less instructive.
There is no “resistance” in Iraq except that of the brave Iraqis who pick up rifles and face the jihadists.
UPDATE: Iraqi blogger Omar at Iraq the Model has a lot more to say on this subject. Hang in there, Omar. We’re still pulling for you over here.