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Nephythys · 02-18-2005, 06:49 AM

No, what is stunning is how everyone, including the leading dems thought Iraq WAS a threat, and that it needed to be dealt with- until we got there and found that there was nothing there now (moved into Syria, I have no doubt)- now all of a sudden the adminstration lied and there was nothing worth going for. It's a convenient lapse of memory and a revision of history.

wendybeth · 02-18-2005, 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Nephythys

No, what is stunning is how everyone, including the leading dems thought Iraq WAS a threat, and that it needed to be dealt with- until we got there and found that there was nothing there now (moved into Syria, I have no doubt)- now all of a sudden the adminstration lied and there was nothing worth going for. It's a convenient lapse of memory and a revision of history.

Nope.

It was a leap of faith- that Tony Blair and the intelligence community might actually know more than they could let on, and that things really were as dire as Bush and his cronies were making them out to be. It was a lapse of judgement, and a mistake that I certainly will not make again.

So, if the draft is started up again, where might the rich boys (and perhaps girls) hide now? The National Guard is no longer a safe haven.

02-18-2005, 06:49 AM	#1
Nephythys Yeah, that's about it- Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: In a state of constant crap to get done Posts: 2,688	No, what is stunning is how everyone, including the leading dems thought Iraq WAS a threat, and that it needed to be dealt with- until we got there and found that there was nothing there now (moved into Syria, I have no doubt)- now all of a sudden the adminstration lied and there was nothing worth going for. It's a convenient lapse of memory and a revision of history.
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