Sunday, July 23, 2006
War
I'm morally opposed to war. In fact, I can't think of a single situation in which I would favor such a horrible thing. I'm ashamed of the United States for invading Iraq and Afghanistan. And with recent developments involving Israel and Hezbollah, as the world spirals towards WW III, I don't understand why the U.S. doesn't support an immediate cease fire in the region. It is my opinion that the United States not maintaining a more balanced approach to the Middle East is a root of major problems in the world today.
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Coming Soon-WW III-from the People Who Brought You Iraq
They never cease to amaze. The same people who have us in a mess in Iraq want to solve the problem they created by having more of our troops fighting a wider war throughout the Middle East and Iran.
Who is telling us this is WW III, and by implication, trying to justify a wider conflict to include Syria and Iran? The same geniuses who helped get us into Iraq. Newt Gingrich, William Kristol, Sean (high school) Hannity, Oliver North, William (the virtuous gambler) Bennett, Bill O'Reilly, Charles Krauthammer and Fred Barnes. Not one day of military service out of the whole group.
I guess they figure that if they can't win a smaller war they can win a larger one, though I fail to see how that follows. Do not expect even the U.K. to be around for the next misadventure the neocons want to undertake. Once Tony Blair is gone his successor has the perfect opportunity to get out of a bad situation and I think he'll take it.
Instead of figuring out a diplomatic way to get us out of the Middle East, these yo-yo's keep trying to find a military victory somewhere, anywhere, as an excuse for their strategic ineptitude.
The people are saying in poll after poll, "Get out", and the neocons are promising to drag them further into the Middle East quagmire.
This latest attempt won't work to scare the American people into voting Republican in November. Just the opposite, it will scare them into getting rid of their Republican representatives so that don't have to send even more troops to the Middle East and stay even longer.
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