...deserves better than made up stories about weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. Bush and Cheney played upon our nation's worst fears to falsely justify a war that was completely unnecessary. And you, like so many other gullible fools believed them.
Let the record show that I didn't. I complained here vigorously that the call to war was without basis...that the evidence presented was ephemeral and without substance. I was right and you, along with Ed and others here were wrong. Its time for you to admit it. Plainly and simply. But frankly, like so many other neocon apologists I doubt that you have the personal integrity to do so.
Your soul motive is to re-elect a Republican to the White House. It doesn't matter how many soldiers must die, nor how many hundreds of billions must be spent - that's what motivates you. You will say and do anything to this end.
You and others here questioned the patriotism of those who questioned the justification for war. Yet all of those who raised such questions were right. Its time you admit it. Plainly and simply without excuses. Without spin. Without changing the subject. Your turn, Tom. Do what's right and admit your mistake.
Current Events » in reply to re: Credulity Curve
The call to war...
