For this we waited all these months?

Washington Times ^ | 12-08-06 | Wes Pruden

[JZelle]

The report of the Iraq Study Group is not exactly a strategy for unconditional surrender, but it's what you get from an expensive corporation lawyer trained never to let conviction, purpose or principle get in the way of a settlement that will stay together at least until the lawyers cash their checks. It was all in a day's work for Jim Baker. Mr. Baker is a favorite target of the tabloids, inevitably portrayed as vain, pompous, arrogant and eager to settle scores. The New York Post couldn't wait to have a little clean fun, transposing the heads of Mr. Baker and his fellow conspirator-in-mischief, Lee Hamilton, onto the heads of a couple of simians and headlining it: "Surrender Monkeys."

[JZelle]

"Mustafa Bakri, the editor of the Cairo tabloid al-Osboa, gleefully says the report signals "the end of America." "

[BenLurkin]

"it's what you get from an expensive corporation lawyer trained never to let conviction, purpose or principle get in the way of a settlement that will stay together at least until the lawyers cash their checks"

[Jack Black]

Link is down.

[rllngrk33]

John McCain said it plain: "I don't believe that a peace conference with people who are dedicated to your extinction has much short-term gain." Right on.

Bears repeating

[CDHart]

bttt

[Jack Black]

Could you read it, or just the excerpt.

[CDHart]

I read the whole thing. Just clicked on the "read more at"

Carolyn

[Jack Black]

Could you read it, or just the excerpt.

[CDHart]

I've already answered that question.

carolyn

[Jack Black]

Strange. I can't get to it on either my linux or windows box.