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:: Thursday, June 19, 2003 ::
This piece from Walid Phares on Weapons of Mass Destruction & Iraq on National Review Online should be read by everyone interested in the post-war debate in our nation's capitol.Where were our politicians when the mass graves in Iraq were found? Digging trenches for upcoming elections. They have totally missed the meaning of the changes taking place in Iraq, in the region, and worldwide. They have not even understood the parameters of post-September 11. In their minds, the War against Terrorism amounts merely to collecting information about al Qaeda and finding the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden. It's simple, it's square. Indeed, it is not so different from the O. J. Simpson, Chandra Levy, and Peterson cases. Where is the smoking gun? Where is the knife? That's the best analogy we can use in international politics.
Please, go read it all.
:: Mark 1:11 PM [+] ::
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