Yes, but it’s one of many articles that say the same basic thing. I understand the whole “fog of war” thing, but since we no longer trust either our FedGov OR the MSM, we really don’t know what to believe any more. And until we do, I don’t think we should be there. Some nice satellite photos of the region would be groovy. Heck, the google image of my property in the sticks shows my wife and neighbor talking to each other while standing next to our truck. Surely our government can supply the proof we need to give them our blessing to carry out such dramatic attacks.
“Surely our government can supply the proof we need to give them our blessing to carry out such dramatic attacks.”
Nothing new here.
Clinton’s bombing of the Al-Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory in Khartoum North, Sudan, in 1998, is another example of what we don’t know, won’t hurt us. One side said, and still says, there were chemical weapons there, while the other side says we hit a aspirin factory killing a night watchman and injuring 7 others. What we do know for sure is nothing. Did we hit it or did they blow it up to keep it from being detected? Did anyone die or get hurt? Is the government of Sudan lying? (I’ll wait for you to catch your breath)
On the same note, can we trust the media to tell the truth? Can we trust the government to tell us the media told us the truth? Can we trust the government to tell it, either? Tune in tomorrow when all these questions will not be answered with the further adventures of “Your Politics and What They Tell You To Think.” Same crap time, same crap channel, all of them.
rwood