To: nopardons
In 2003, Bush led conservatives down the garden path into this Wilsonian/nation-building quagmire and they followed him without question. Some starry-eyed types predicated that Iraqis were liberty loving quasi-Jeffersonians, that the Iraq occupation would set off a "democratic" chain reaction, and that the Iraqi war would "pay for itself" via oil.
Fortunately, after three years of failed predications of success, some conservatives, like Brownback, are beginning to realize that this is a utopian enterprise. Unlike some folks here, they have lost their patience with a policy that has created a Shi'ite fundamentalist tyranny of the majority of Iraq.
To: Austin Willard Wright
Brokeback is a bloody CINO and YOU are an utter disgrace and a craven fool!
To: Austin Willard Wright
My several relatives who have served in Iraq and still serving don't agree with you.
When you understand history and warfare, comeback
261 posted on
01/10/2007 9:29:23 PM PST by
SoCalPol
(We Need A Border Fence Now)
To: Austin Willard Wright
That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. And I'm sure that all of my friends in the military would STRONGLY disagree with you.
265 posted on
01/10/2007 9:34:17 PM PST by
ilovew
("Faithless is he that says farewell when the road darkens." --J. R. R. Tolkien)
To: Austin Willard Wright
Fortunately, after three years ...
It is tempting to pull your post, but the forum might enjoy a piñata tonight - especially the ones serving - or who have loved ones serving in Iraq.
To: Austin Willard Wright
Sounds rather 'Ted Kazinski-ish' if you ask me.
Manifestos like yours are entertaining for the most part, it must take hours to come up with all those catchy little paraphrases.
You do parrot several DUmmies that have been lurking here lately, should we do some research into your past sincerity?
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