Bush’s War
Friday, March 28th, 2008Watched this two part Frontline expose’ or news documentary on the lead up to the war (part one) and the administration of post-war Iraq (part two). I highly recommend it. The upper echelon power struggle and closed door dealings in the White House was very eye opening. This exhaustive news story was conducted primarily by interviewing as many people involved who would go on camera as possible. I honestly came away from this with a more positive view of Bush. Going from a 0 out of 10 to a 1. Chaney, Rumsfield, and Wolfowitz seem like warmongers bent on a total American domination over all the peoples of the Earth. No surprise there. I don’t really believe in any sort of 9/11 conspiracy, BUT if there is one it is one of complacency. Perhaps, someone was aware of some sort of plan that was about to go down and just stood idly by. A terrorist attack would set into motion a Neocon plan that was public at least for a year before 9/11.
Further, the process of transformation,
even if it brings revolutionary change, is
likely to be a long one, absent some
catastrophic and catalyzing event – like a
new Pearl Harbor.
If you don’t want to read it, I’ll summarize. Let’s invade Iraq, get at that oil. Stability and democracy will flourish in the Mid
East once all the other countries see how awesome Iraq has become. If they don’t see, then we will make them, launching our attacks from our bases in Iraq. Peace will come from War. War = Peace. How Orwellian.
Blah, blah, blog. You should watch this Frontline piece.



