Even you can't ignore the progress that has been made, not only in Iraq but elsewhere.
No war in human history was planned step by step beforehand. Somehow, I must have missed Roosevelt declaring that we would have a certain number of battles in a certain number of places in WWII, and that the war was scheduled to be won in 1945.
I am still incredulous that people are getting away with this "where was the plan?" crap.
It is coming on to just two years now, and the most powerful dictatorship in the Middle East has just had elections for the first time, never mind the economic and other progress. Not sure what example you're using to compare this to when talking about "dragging it out."
CIA?? Frankly, you're getting less connected to reality than even some of the DemocraticUnderground folks, and that's saying a lot.
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I think that limb broke off a long time ago.
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- Good News From Iraq, Part 22
- And there's a need for 140,000 armed Americans exactly why?
- re: Good News From Iraq - or is it?
- I predicted this, too.
- Whenever there is an "event" in Iraq, conservatives claim it's a last gasp. A prediction:
- I think that limb broke off a long time ago.
- My comments about Tom's post.
- Oh, c'mon Tom...........
- Bowser & co. will ignore everything possible and much that is impossible to ignore
- "The most powerful dictatorship in the Middle East" you said.
- I think that limb broke off a long time ago.
- Tom, Master of Diversion
- For good or ill, now we are responsible for what goes on in Iraq
- Whenever there is an "event" in Iraq, conservatives claim it's a last gasp. A prediction:
- What?
- I predicted this, too.
- The Good News From Iraq is that not all of it is bad (n/t)