[nuconvert]

When asked whether removing Saddam Hussein was worth the cost, Mr. Kerry replied: "If there are not weapons of mass destruction — and we may yet find some — then this is a war that was fought under false pretenses." "So," said Time, "if we don't find WMD, the war wasn't worth the costs? That's a yes?" "No," said Mr. Kerry. "I think you can still — wait, no. You can't — that's not a fair question, and I'll tell you why. You can wind up successful in transforming Iraq and changing the dynamics, and that may make it worth it, but that doesn't mean [transforming Iraq] was the cause [that provided the] legitimacy to go."

Right. LOL! ...QUICK!.........Do the ends justify the means in this case? Yes or No.?

[PhilDragoo]

When asked whether removing Saddam Hussein was worth the cost, Mr. Kerry replied: "If there are not weapons of mass destruction — and we may yet find some — then this is a war that was fought under false pretenses." "So," said Time, "if we don't find WMD, the war wasn't worth the costs? That's a yes?" "No," said Mr. Kerry. "I think you can still — wait, no. You can't — that's not a fair question, and I'll tell you why. You can wind up successful in transforming Iraq and changing the dynamics, and that may make it worth it, but that doesn't mean [transforming Iraq] was the cause [that provided the] legitimacy to go."

And now we have Waffle Boy butt-kissing Khamenei who makes Irani democracy advocates "disappear" in prisons and torture chambers.

And here comes the Kerry response:

"It's none of your business."

Now we're talking: the dictatorship of the proletariat is too important to entrust to the little people.

Jihad al Querry: supported by foreign leaders Kim Il Sung, Ayatollah Khamenei, Syria's Assad, Cuba's Castro, to name a few.

Oh, and this guy: