Intelligence and facts are being fixed around the policy this is exactly what appears to be happening again with the President and his obvious plans to go to War with Iran. It doesn't matter what the truth is he has decided that this is the next course of action and so that is how it will be.
It’s not about putative Iranian “weapons of mass destruction” — not even ostensibly. It is about the requirement for a scapegoat for U.S. reverses in Iraq, and the felt need to justify his plans by provoking Iran in such a way as to “justify” armed retaliation — perhaps extending to an attempt to destroy its nuclear-related facilities.
This despite the fact that Iran could not have a nuclear weapon until “early- to mid-next decade.”
Anon-Paranoid said...
Your so right when you say intelligence is being fixed to justify an attack on Iran.
He is doing everything he can to get Iran to fall into his war trap and they are just not cooperating.
That only leaves a unprovoked attack by us claiming were preventing another 9\11 type of attack here.
An attack by Israel and than supporting them since were the allies.
Or another attack here by our own Government and blame it on Iran.
Der Fuhrer Adolph Bush is insane and nothing or anyone is going to stop him from doing God's work as God told him to bring Peace and Democracy to the Middle East.
And by God he's going to do it even if he destroys our country or the World.
So what else can we expect from a madman?
Just more insanity that's all.
God Bless.
Aug 30, 2007
Intelligence and facts are being fixed around the policy
Feb 14, 2007
House Begins Debate On War
A Partisan Divide On Bush Troop Plan
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, February 14, 2007; Page A01
The House plunged into a heated, partisan debate yesterday on President Bush's war policy, with Democrats challenging lawmakers to take a stand against the deployment of more troops to Iraq while Republicans accused their political foes of emboldening the enemy with their symbolic resolution.
We stand together to tell this administration that we are against the escalation, and to say with one voice that Congress will no longer be a blank check to the president's failed policies," said freshman Rep. Patrick J. Murphy (D-Pa.), who was a captain with the 82nd Airborne Division in Baghdad. "The president's plan to send more of our best and bravest to die refereeing a civil war in Iraq is wrong."
Republicans focused on loftier themes, warning darkly about ceding Iraq to Islamic radicals who are bent on destroying not only the Middle East but also the American way of life. "We are engaged in a global war now for our very way of life," said House Minority Leader John A. Boehner (R-Ohio). "And every drop of blood that's been spilled in defense of liberty and freedom from the American Revolution to this very moment is for nothing if we're unwilling to stand up and fight this threat."
Launched a Debate? It takes these people forever to get something done! Why not just tell it like it is and get them out of there? They are talking and talking just to hear themselves spesk - it is pretty simple - We the people want out, enough said! No more blank check for Bush? Yeah right! In My View of It, the ones who are threatening our way of life is the Bush Administration.
