"Bring 'Em On!"

The following young Americans will not celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas with their loved ones. They were on their way home in a chopper that was struck by a missile attack in response to Bush's "Bring 'em on," dare. They are (according to Pentagon officials, relatives, as reported by the Associated Press and New York Times:

Sgt. Earnest G. Bucklew, age 33, of Enon Valley, Pa. was on his way home to attend his mother's funeral. Now, the family must bury another relative.
Second. Lt. Benjamin J. COLGAN, age 30, of Kent, Washington,
Sgt. Steven D. Conover, age 21, of Wilmington, Ohio,
Pfc. Anthony D. D'AGOSTINO, age 20, of Waterbury, Conn.,
First Lt. Joshua C. Hurley, age 24, of Cordova, S. C.,
Specialist Darius T. Jennings, age 22,
Pfc. Karina S. Lau, age 20, of Livingston, Ca.,
Sgt. Keelan L. Moss, age 23, of Houston, Tx.,
Sgt. Ross A. Pennanen, age 36, Shawnee, Ok.,
First Lt. Brian D. Slavenas, age 30, of Genoa, Ill.,
Spc. Frances M. Vega, age 20, of Ft. Buchanon, Puerto Rico,
Staff Sgt. Paul A. Velazquez, age 29, of San Diego, Ca.,
Staff Sgt. Joe N. Wilson, age 30, of Crystal Springs, Miss.

Congratulations to the news industries and to investors that have reaped in material abundance as a result of the deaths the Bush administration caused. May your joy over blood money turn into your worst nightmares.