[churchillbuff]

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[Stentor]

Does the fact that Odom's name turns up around the question of the Liberty explain anything here?

Here-see 4

[churchillbuff]

ping.

[Ohioan]

Odom was on Lou Dobbs program last night. He made a quite decent appearance.

Of course, with me, he is preaching to the Choir. It has been my position right along that we carried out an impressive original campaign in Iraq, but have been lost on an absurd tangent since the occupation began. (See Iraq--Tactical Folly, Strategic Madness.)

I am very glad to see someone of Odom's stature lending a hand to bring America back to reality.

It has never made any sense, either pragmatic or philosophical, for the Administration to adopt the leftist idea from the 1960s, that we should be trying to force "Democracy" on Third World peoples. It is a terribly cruel delusion in its execution, as well as a recruiting aid for our terrorist enemies.

William Flax

[glorgau]

At best, Iraq will emerge from the current geopolitical earthquake as "a highly illiberal democracy, inspired by Islamic culture, extremely hostile to the West and probably quite willing to fund terrorist organizations,"

Even this dismal scenario is a vast improvement over Saddam.

[CyberAnt]

The only people who are looking for an "exit" are the democrats. They hate war .. and they want to be rid of this issue. They know it's the President's strong suit. As long as the war is in the forefront, the dems will be looking for a way out. THAT's WHY WE CANNOT TRUST THE DEMOCRATS WITH NATIONAL SECURITY - THEY ARE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THE EASY WAY OUT!!