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March 20, 2006
What about the 33,000 Dead Iraqis?

The better question is, "was it worth it to them?"

I think it would be immoral to leave Iraq in it's present state... That does not mean I support the war, and I never will, no matter how many alleged documents "conveniently," appear to support pre-war claims of terrorist ties, as Bush's numbers continue to slide. In fact I find it incredible that the people who still ride with this bullshit actually believe it, or think we should. Let's just look at this... Either the documents are real, which further proves the incompetence of this administration in having the smoking guy for three years and never revealing it to the world, or the documents are fakes and a lame attempt to boost poll numbers that are sinking into oblivion, by belatedly 're-justifying the war. Either way, anyone with an ounce of intelligence should be at minimum questioning them... But then the only time the Right questions anything, is when it makes them look bad.

Posted by David A at March 20, 2006 03:22 PM
Filed Under Iraq | 167 Words
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