Iraqi soldier tells it how it is.

Scott over at PatriotRoom found a great page of a Sgt. Welsh from Iraq declaring war on Hollywood and our current administration. His major point is that the portrayal of Iraq is not only that of failure, but also fabricated fantasy. Because he actually served, I am inclined to believe his story a little more than directors trying to shove their idealistic view points down America's throat.

Anyway, not much to say, just go over there and check it out. Leave him a good comment or two, the guy deserves it.

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