Ah, I see. The public can't question it. Now even the people that have been over there and lived through it can't question it as well? I have a friend that went over there so gung-ho it was unbelievable. Since he's been back, he's questioned it. And this is from someone who I never would have believed would have doubts at any time.
Of course anyone should question anything they think questionable. But when people make comments straight out of the mainstream media playbook, that’s what I find highly questionable. (Remember, the mainstream media has permanently ruined its own credibility with forged documents and the reckless use of “anonymous sources,” as well as extreme bias in general.)
From this post, here are some questionable quotes:
“why don't the children of these politicians join the Army”
“we have yet to define the conditions for victory”
“we have yet to define the conditions for victory”
“a nice tax increase”
These clichés are identical to something Soros, Hillary or any other extremist leftist would say.
“Armies kill people and break things, and that is not a reality that the American people are comfortable with”
The logic here is that Americans won’t fight to defend themselves, which as an assertion in itself is a bizarre fabrication.
“The problem is that the strategic vision and the tactical reality on the ground do not mesh”
“It seems like everyone seems to know how to run the war better than the people who do this for a living”
This guy is a soldier, not a commander. He doesn’t run the war, yet he’s making comments about the strategic vision? His comments are the exact opposite of “those who do this for a living” such as General Pace who stated things are going very, very well in Iraq.
After incessant badgering by you, no doubt. Congratulations.