>Fat Frank is the better debater by a long shot
My adversary is weak...
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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth
My adversary is weak...
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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth
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Report: Saddam Hussein has opened Oil Valves to dispurse Oil in US troops path. Russia says the US is going to perform an illegal act.
Rather than trying to get the CIA to cook evidence for this war (which they refused to do ) why not get their intelligence ops up to speed in the middle east (where after 911 it was revealed how sorely neglected and impoverished our intelligence in that region has become) and then take Hussein out covertly.
All of this commitment of men/materials, the killing and poisoning of American soldiers, innocent Iraqi civilians, and the long term damage to our international relations and reputation are absurd in light of the payoff--taking out one guy against whom the case can't be made except via lies and diplomatic bullying.
There is no cost/benefit or risk/reward analysis or scenario that could possibly justify it. It is a fantasy, a flight of fancy on the part of both the fundamentalist (Bush) and his neocon/israeli lobby handlers, who see to reshape the chessboard in the manner of pre-WWII Britain. (see http://www.counterpunch.org/issam03132003.html)
The saddest part is that the oil they hope to gain control over will likely not be there and will be grossly expensive to extract - go to this site and listen to interview #13 http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/INTERVIEWS/COLIN.CAMPBELL/
All of this commitment of men/materials, the killing and poisoning of American soldiers, innocent Iraqi civilians, and the long term damage to our international relations and reputation are absurd in light of the payoff--taking out one guy against whom the case can't be made except via lies and diplomatic bullying.
There is no cost/benefit or risk/reward analysis or scenario that could possibly justify it. It is a fantasy, a flight of fancy on the part of both the fundamentalist (Bush) and his neocon/israeli lobby handlers, who see to reshape the chessboard in the manner of pre-WWII Britain. (see http://www.counterpunch.org/issam03132003.html)
The saddest part is that the oil they hope to gain control over will likely not be there and will be grossly expensive to extract - go to this site and listen to interview #13 http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/INTERVIEWS/COLIN.CAMPBELL/
