Former CIA Chief: World War IV Began on Sept. 11

NewsMax ^ | July 25, 2002 | Dave Eberhart

[eno_]

Tony Lake is the freakin' antichrist. A genuine agent of influence for anti-American interests. A clear and present danger.

[Saturnalia]

But DU is STILL a heavy metal and therefor rather toxic to animal/plant life

[eno_]

Just so you know: I drive a Land Rover Discovery, and I'd drive it over you and your asthmatic kids, you fraud.

Compassionate, that's me.

[eno_]

300 tons of DU does not add up to a lot. Think 300 suitcase-size masses in a pretty big country. Now consider that most of it is in or near burned out tanks. There isn't enough floating in ingestable or breathable or soluable form that it will have any ore than a local effect in places where there are many other reasons for the local environment to be not very nice, like the fuel from the tank, the lubrication oil, unexploded munitions, rocket propellent from leftover missiles etc.

[cmsgop]

Im going to send you some Midol.........

[soccermom]

My dad considers the cold war to be WWIII as well. For Father's Day I got him a license plate frame that reads: "World War III Veteran -- Reagan Won the Cold War."

[gaffin]

The times I heard Woolsey talk I got the impression he hates Clinton. He didn't fit in the Clinton adminstration. Not enough of a crook. He hated the way Clinton gutted the CIA. That's why he left.

[houstonian]

"Put all this together with the foiled attempt to assassinate the senior George Bush in Kuwait...."

Missed this one. Anyone got the story?

[habaes corpussel]

Woolsey is a real sharpe guy! He fought Clinton policies tooth and nail. No he could not go public as DCI but he sure did fight covertly. Clinton just did not listen to him. So Woolsey left. Ultimately Mr. Tenant became DCI. A total waste.

[Jhoffa_]

Other ideas?

Yeah, go soak your head..

If you think I am going to serve in an army that won't let me park next to a tree and makes me help women over the obstacle course unless it's absolutely, positively, completely and totally necessary for the survival of this Republic, then you are out of your mind.

Besides, Saddam will fold up like an army cot.. regardless of your paranoia and knee jerk over reactions.

[reformedliberal]

I made up mine after I couldn't find the sarcasm tag at the end of the one about how the Republican Party will be loathed for going to war w/Iraq. Just like the Democrat Party is loathed for going to war w/North Vietnam? Or loathed for dropping the A bomb on Japan? Or for going to war w/Japan in the 1st place? (not to mention a certain police action....)I figured he is either a liberal or a young liberal and either way, history is a vague cloud hovering somewhere in the back of the skull cavity and politics is a bunch of empty rhetorical slogans.

Not being able to understand what *depleted* stands for in depleted uranium just clinched it. People have to be on the Democrat talking points fax list to still make that mistake.

CMan, if we're wrong, prove it by shutting up until you know what you are talking about. You are annoying. The grownups want to talk.

[Jhoffa_]

Saddam's army will roll up like a window shade.. He's already had to cancel their leaves and put police checkpoints up to stop mass desertions.

And, the benefits of having a puppe.. er, "America Friendly" administration controlling Iraq could be great indeed.

I say do it, the schmuck brought it on his own head when he made a deal to end the war then broke it over weapons inspections. We shouldn't even need another reason, his tossing those inspectors out is the only justification anyone should need..

The rest of his antics just add insult to injury.

[babylonian]

Technically, the cold war, or WWIII as it's being called here, wasn't a war at all. It was 45 years of intense propaganda designed to get us where we are now.

On second thought, maybe it was a war, and we lost.

[thrcanbonly1]

We lost

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[PJ-Comix]

And World War V will commence when Jim Traficant returns to Congress this January.