I don't think anybody doubts the sincerity of President Bush. However, there are many reasons to question the competency of this administration. The idea of democracy building is wonderful! However, we've spent half a trillion and given almost 3000 of America's bravest and each day the prospect of an Iraqi Democracy grows dimmer and dimmer. Hence, irrespective of the wonderful intentions, we have a disaster of epic proportions. I don't think apologies to the arquitect of a disaster are in order. Even if his intentions were good...
Dan | 11.04.06 - 1:17 pm | #

I don't think anybody doubts the sincerity of President Bush. However, there are many reasons to question the competency of this administration. The idea of democracy building is wonderful! However, we've spent half a trillion and given almost 3000 of America's bravest and each day the prospect of an Iraqi Democracy grows dimmer and dimmer. Hence, irrespective of the wonderful intentions, we have a disaster of epic proportions. I don't think apologies to the arquitect of a disaster are in order. Even if his intentions were good...
Dan | 11.04.06 - 1:19 pm | #

Here is a link to what the news DOESN'T show you.
http://wwwwakeupamericans-spree....aq-part- 10.html

There are links there to all parts of the good news from iraq series.

Thing is, MSM isn't telling you about the GOOD that is happening in Iraq, they focus on the bad because that is where the headlines are.

4,600 new schools, 8 MILLION new textbooks to help the children, 98% of all children now have their shots, 33,000 new businesses... 14 out of 18 provinces living in perfect democracy with no more crime that WE have in our own country.

This is what you aren't being told.
spree | Homepage | 11.04.06 - 1:51 pm | #

Tell me Spree...how many al Qaeda operatives were in Iraq before the invasion?

Answer: 2.

How many al Qaeda operatives are in Iraq today?

Answer: 1500

No matter your spin or search for obscure documents, the fact will always remain that Saddam was not an imminent threat to the US. The removal of Saddam has caused an Iraq that is infiltrated with al Qaeda. How is that making the US more safe?
Steve | 11.04.06 - 2:04 pm | #

Actually, there are MANY memos and reports that Iraq and Saddam allowed al-Qaeda to hide there BEFORE we took Saddam out.
So, your answer of 2, is false.

You live in the world of fantasy and denial, or under a rock if you did not see the latest. Iraq in 2002 was ONE YEAR away from nukes, AND had ongoing relations with al-Qaeda, that MADE him an imminent threat.
spree | Homepage | 11.04.06 - 2:12 pm | #