Seems to me his cartoons are well drawn and dramatic, but ridiculously ideological and one-sided. He really thinks that al Qaeda is still benefitting from the horrors they support in Iraq.
Doonesbury looks a lot better on the ideology profile. We all know Gary Trudeau is strongly anti-war and anti-Bush, but he can sing more than one note. He's been able to broaden his view of things to a variety of aspects. He talks about a soldier's experience and sacrifice without making the soldier into a monster. He even knows how to be funny. Imagine that.
As for al Qaida benefitting from the US presence in Iraq, I agree with Scheuer's position about Islamists bleeding the major power while using it to raise recruits.
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Seems to me his cartoons are well drawn and dramatic, but ridiculously ideological and one-sided. He really thinks that al Qaeda is still benefitting from the horrors they support in Iraq.
Doonesbury looks a lot better on the ideology profile. We all know Gary Trudeau is strongly anti-war and anti-Bush, but he can sing more than one note. He's been able to broaden his view of things to a variety of aspects. He talks about a soldier's experience and sacrifice without making the soldier into a monster. He even knows how to be funny. Imagine that.
I completely agree about Doonsbury.
As for al Qaida benefitting from the US presence in Iraq, I agree with Scheuer's position about Islamists bleeding the major power while using it to raise recruits.
But what do I know?
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