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David Frum was a short-lived SPEECHWRITER. He had no input on policy whatsoever.

Bill Kristol is not a fan of President Bush, and was not offered a job in the administration. He is not trusted by President Bush nor his father. I can document this with references in the attitude towards Kristol discussed in both Dan Quayle's book Standing Firm and in another book about the Bush 41 Administration.

IN addition, Vice President Cheney and Condi Rice and Donald Rumsfeld supported this war. Are you under the impression that they are Jewish, or have you just rounded up any Republican Jew you can think of and decided to accuse them of "pushing" for the Iraq war?

Do you think Rumsfeld was manipulated by Wolfowitz? What evil do you think he will be up to now that he heads the World Bank?

The use of neo-con is obviously a code word for Jews, and you have revealed yourself as being one of those types who likes to blame Jews for everything.

I will pay no further attention to you.

I also note that you have only been here since May.

Frum coined the phrase, axis of evil. He wrote that book along with Richard Perle "An End to Evil" in which they more or less call for bombing everyone in the middle east. He also used his position at the American Enterprise Institute to lobby for the war.

Bill Kristol was very plugged in to the White House and used his magazine to lobby for the war.

Robert Novak has said on more that one occasion that Rumsfeld wasn't gung ho on the war. But being a team player, he followed orders. I'm not sure, but I think it was Novak who wrote that Karl Rove walked into a meeting at the AEI in the spring of 2004 and said there wouldn't be anymore wars this year or next and ended up being blasted by the neocon elite.

What I'm saying is, we weren't greeted as liberators as the neocons predicted except for in the Kurdish areas.