[arete]

It's a shame that gullibility is rewarded by so many. A little common sense would do wonders as far as determining the reality from propaganda.

It is all based on hate for the opposing view. Look at how the RATS rose up to defend that dirtbag Clinton. They knew in their hearts that he was a scumsucking con artist, but the liberal fanatics had to defend him to prevent the right from winning. Politicans not only play on this polarization they encourage it in the exteme. No matter what crimes they commit, they can count on the fanatics and bots at the core to defend them. Divide and conquer while the sheep cheer and boo. Kinda of like World Championship Wrestling, isn't it?

Richard W.

[1rudeboy]

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, Einstein. Nor is spirited disagreement evidence of herd-mentality. I find it absurd that someone can post a controversial opinion [emphasis on that word] here, and then whine that robots, or sheep, or whatever are not bowing before one's superior intellect. If you think about it, what you are doing is virtual, and public, masturbation.

After all, I will not go to bed tonight marvelling at my intellectual prowess, nor will I go to bed tonight wailing about the injustice of being disregarded. How about you?

[cyncooper]

You, too, given the choice to believe and ally yourself with deception or truth have chosen deception and relish spreading it.

I really hope you are able to accept the truth when it becomes undeniable. You call clinton a dirtbag (he certainly is) yet you align yourself with the dirtbags. Expect clinton's foul name to turn up in these documents that the Saddam regime couldn't keep enough of.

As to Blix. It is becoming clear that the French tipped off the Saddam regime where the inspectors were heading next which stymied the inspection process. Blix and the inspectors were not called idiots or told it was under their nose by the administration. They were told the Iraqi regime was not cooperating. And they weren't. I wonder if you can comprehend the difference.