I believe we all know your stance concerning GW and I certainly would never say (and havent said) that the war against Iraq was justified in any form or fashion.
IMDAO, Bush went to war for one of two reasons:
1 - For obvious personal/business reasons/vendettas
or
2 - Reasons that mere US citizens will never have knowledge about because it shall forever be classified
If the former is true then it was truly a reprehensible action that simply should not be tolerated in this day and age.
If the latter is true, then we'll forever be left wondering.
The discouraging thing is that all signs seem to point towards #1.
On a related yet seperate topic however, I do wonder...how did you feel when Clinton was bombing Baghdad or Afghanistan or any of the US-NATO bombings in the late 90's? He was met with a good deal of resistance (although not as much as GW) but thanks to a BJ in the oval office, most of the news stories hovered over the definition of sex.
I know that you might think I'm trying to be an ass or attempt to show hypocrisy or something but I can assure you that I'm not. I'm just generally interested in hearing your opinion on that topic as well.
One thing that I must disagree with you on is:
"in fact, anyone against the
opinions of bush (and fox news) seemed almosted
silenced. "
From most of the newsmedia coverage, journalists and hosts that I've seen, the majority of them heavily opposed the actions of G Dub. It kinda surprises me to hear you say that many were silenced when I would easily say that most show hosts and on-air radio personalities that I heard agreed with your stance 100% (at least those that were in a position to present their feelings on the matter).
I read some articles concerning Bush and Powell and the "intent" and yes...it's bullshit. For ANYONE to buy it or not see that their original publicly announced intent and and their newfound "deterrent" system are so totally different would be insane.
You would think that they would have learned something from Wag the Dog. Never change horses in midstream!
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