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You do seem rational and Im sure you now regret your Bush vote as much as the rest, well 70%, of US does.
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Don't get me wrong, it's a decent read, but the whole book comes off as a giant Mia culpa for his "not" being more forceful with Bush before the war. Convienent argument now that things don't look so rosie huh. Fact is, he sold them a "bill of goods". Did Bush cherry pick it. Yup, I think he did a bit. But the deeper point is, the people he depended on to give him the information he needed, failed him (failed all of us). Why, well there are lots of reasons and each of us will have to decide which are most accurate. Me, I beleive the CIA failed to adapt quick enough to a post-soviet world and was gutted by fiscal downsizing through the 90's. Quote:
Sad thing is: We don't have a clue what's at stake and that's a shame. We will again thouh in a few years. Actually, I don't regret my vote for Bush at all. I'm not thrilled with many of his positions (like spending and immigration), but all in all, the alternative would have been a disaster, an absolute disaster. Last edited by Patriot_in_NY; 05-10-2007 at 08:45 PM. |
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another insult, which you complain about below and threaten to quit the forum, and for which you're already guilty yourself ...
Yes, it is... Shall we review for the 577th time? Quote:
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Also, citing and leaning on the original pre-war NIE as Bush's excuse really muddens your argument... the embarrassing NIE offered before the Iraq resolution was among the most hastily and poorly written pieces of intelligence assessment in the history of American Intel.... take a look, especially at the 3:55 mark onward.. and at best, the NIE consistently had dissenting opinions. That means (if anyone really read it), there was absolutely NO AGREEMENT among intelligence analysts....
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Now we're getting somewhere. Your debating at least
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Whether you think he should have came to those conclusions or not is one thing, but the fact is, he based his justification on information he was presented by his intelligence sources. He wasn't the only one who got dupped. Even Tenet admits everyone was shocked. So yeah, IMO if you still are one of those strict "Bush lied about WMD" folks after all the recent revelations, then yeah. You're not playing with a full deck, are uniformed (which you obviously aren't) OR you have another adgenda. Again speaking directly to the "fabricated evidence" crowd. Again.............. I have no idea what you believe and don't beleive so if you felt insulted. I don't feel guilty about it. Quote:
Again, None of it mattered to me. I justified the action based strictly on the UN Weapons and Ceasefire transgressions. Last edited by Patriot_in_NY; 05-10-2007 at 10:17 PM. |
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"Dude", you arent making much sense to be frank. Start with elab'rating on your last ridiculous statement and go from there. You are after all the noob here and should start out giving us a sense that you know WTF you are even talking about.
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Um...since you can tell us what the alternative would be like, would it involve national disaster on par with what Bush has wrought?? If yes, then how so??
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1441 - 687 - 679 figure it out yourself. |
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