SW,
I was talking about a book that claims to know one way or another about the outcome of the Iraq war. I think it's way too early to tell! To even write such a thing just stinks of politics. I'll wait for the historian's account!

As for the current state of affairs or what we should do from today forward that is and should be debated, hopefully for the betterment of all Iraqis. The fact that they are preparing for elections this weekend (I think it's this weekend?) is a decent start.

The real test for the Iraqi people and their government will come as US troops move out. Again way too early to tell how this plays out so again to write a book about it is simply stupid unless you are pushing a politcal agenda.

I understand you don't like the fact we went there in the first place. Bad intellegence is pretty much always going to lead to FUBAR.

Sorry for the misunderstanding BB.

Completely agree.

Gotta run now. Got fishin' to do this weekend

:)Tightlines

So we're waiting for the historians' accounts, huh?

I'm sure they'll all say the same things about Iraq.

Just like we are now.

Okay,

I'll steal the book and send it to you, autographed by Glenn Beck.

Put a hold on it at a Timberland library, they are getting it.

Get a library card under Hanksters name then fail to return it.

"Bad intellegence is pretty much always going to lead to FUBAR. "

That was spot on. An idiot for a president is big time FUBAR.

I thought it was blatantly obvious what Bushes brat was capable of before his first term. During his first campaign his quote about Saddam...."He tried to kill my dad". Now if you were running for the highest office in the land and were asked your thoughts about Saddam is that what you'd come up with? Anyone who voted for him after that shares responsibilty.

And Cheney....I'm starting to think that cyborg is going to be around 200 years from now.

Yeah, how could a heartless tool like Cheney be having five heart attacks?