Send Wolfowitz to Iraq, Says GOP Lawmaker

May 29, 2007 1:12 PM

Justin Rood Reports:

Send_wolfowitz__mn Paul Wolfowitz may have been ousted from his post at the World Bank, but a free-speaking GOP lawmaker has an idea to keep the so-called "architect" of the Iraq War from standing in the unemployment line.

"I would like to suggest...that maybe we give Paul Wolfowitz a new job and send him over [to Iraq] as mayor," said Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., "since the neocons got us in over there."

As deputy secretary of defense from 2000 to 2005, Wolfowitz helped develop the strategy and public rationale for the invasion and occupation of Iraq. He publicly stated that coalition troops would be greeted as liberators, and the nation of Iraq would be largely capable of financing its own rebuilding through oil revenues.

Wolfowitz announced his resignation as president of the World Bank last week after a bank panel found he had violated the terms of his contract by setting up a lucrative pay and promotion package for his girlfriend, Shaha Riza.

Wolfowitz has defended the pay package, telling the bank's investigative committee he was trying to avoid a potential lawsuit from Riza.

Jones, a one-time Democrat who switched his party affiliation for the Republicans' 1994 takeover of Congress, is best known as the one-time staunch Iraq war supporter who called for the House of Representatives' cafeteria to rename its French fries "freedom fries" to protest France's unwillingness to join the operation.

The cafeteria assented, going so far as to rename their French toast "freedom toast."

In 2005, Jones switched his position on both the war and the fries. Earlier this month, he was one of just two House Republicans who voted in favor of a Democratic proposal to bring U.S. troops home from Iraq by September 2008.

Jones made his comment at a House Armed Services Subcommittee hearing last week.

Jennifer Parker contributed to this report.

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i think if this issue is polled. i'd bet an overwhelming majority would vote to send him to iraq. which brings to my question. why aren't the really smart people who advocated the war are not in Iraq helping the cause?

Posted by: yugan | May 29, 2007 2:47:07 PM

Brilliant idea, with Karl Rove sent along as 'First Deputy of IED discovery', field operations...

Posted by: John McD | May 29, 2007 2:53:01 PM

Yes, and Cheney as Energy Secretary. He could keep half the oil and half the oil could go to the recovery effort. Probably a better deal than the one that Haliburton has cut under the table with C and W.

Posted by: Tess | May 29, 2007 3:01:09 PM

Love this idea! Give him a taste of his own handiwork! Attaboy, Wolfie! Not sure he would have enough time to go for any oil royalties while trying to stay alive. I mean, isn't the Green Zone now just a faded color?

Posted by: sheila | May 29, 2007 3:09:43 PM

of course he is still caucasing w/ the zombies.

But at least he kept his sense of justice and humour.

Oh and there is a small problem. The iraqi's just mnight want an iraqi mayor...

Posted by: david | May 29, 2007 3:13:20 PM

Now, Congressman Jones, you should resign and complete your mea culpa.

Thank you for your brave leadership in the renaming of food.

Posted by: tk | May 29, 2007 3:14:05 PM

That's an excellent suggestion. What did Wolfowitz think? He can take his girlfriend and in their spare time they could shop for rugs and such.

Posted by: thank Mr. Jones | May 29, 2007 3:22:27 PM

Congressman Jones only shows how ignorant Congress is when it comes to foreign policy. Most of them flip-flop on all issues at the cost of 600+ thousand Iraqi lives.
All members of congress are guilty of mass murder (WMD) along with Bush and cabal.

Posted by: Gamal | May 29, 2007 3:26:13 PM

Send Richard Perle and Bill Kristol as well.

Posted by: CW | May 29, 2007 3:26:23 PM

Although I think that this is a capital idea, I'm still reeling over the implication that Wolfie was in the Clinton Administration; since it was stated in the article that he was Deputy Defense Secretary from 2000.

Posted by: Anil | May 29, 2007 3:30:10 PM

Brilliant idea, Wolfie would have that occupation paying for itself in no time at all with his managerial skills.

Posted by: guns&bibles | May 29, 2007 3:32:12 PM

I just bought wolfowitzformayor.com

Be looking for updates.

Posted by: humidhaney | May 29, 2007 3:37:05 PM

It seems easier to blame the theorists and
loyalists (Wolfowitz, Gonzalez, Myers...) rather than the "deciders"; those who actually convert theories into policy.

Where does the buck stop in our democracy?
Let's hold our leaders accountable!!!

Posted by: ms. cass | May 29, 2007 3:46:21 PM

Think of how many wars we could avoid in the world if there was an international rule requiring the politicians to go fight first, followed by their children, before poor kids from Texas have to go.

Posted by: Jim Beckman | May 29, 2007 4:11:03 PM

Of course, put them all over there and let's see just how fast they decide to pull out.

Posted by: Com-n-sense | May 29, 2007 4:17:22 PM

Making Wolfie Mayor of Baghdad is a start, but all of the PNAC (Project for the New American Century) neocons (Wolfie, Perle, Cheney, Rummy, Jeb Bush, Condi, Bill Kristol & of course the Chimperor) need to be deposited 'outside' the Green Zone & let them 'reap what they have sown'!

That's called poetic justice!

Posted by: kladinvt | May 29, 2007 4:19:13 PM

I wish we could send Bush over to Iraq and leave him there. He's the Commander in Chief so he aught to be there. Why not bring his children with him to serve?

Posted by: Roz Chatt | May 29, 2007 4:20:13 PM

Maybe we should send this genius to Iraq as a just reward for his support of the policy that got us into Iraq as a voting member of the blank check Congress. Better yet, let`s send him along with the rest of these fearless elected officials "who are not afraid to make the tough decisions" that others must pay for with their lives. If they had to stay in Iraq for the duration I`ll bet the troops would be home in a flash.
Must admit though that his shenanigans are easily topped by the Congressman in the baby pink tie crying before the vote on funding the war last week. According to Boehner (I think his name is,) it is some how the Democrats fault that Bush failed to win the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, two pitifully small countries, in a time period longer than it took to win WWII!

Posted by: A Viet Nam Vet | May 29, 2007 4:21:52 PM

What does wolfie's wife think about the compensation package he arranged for his g.f.?

Posted by: unhipcat | May 29, 2007 4:31:51 PM

And we should provide this master stategic pocicy maker the same non-protective body armour and a vehicle with same inadaquate protective armour that our soldiers are have. No helmet for him1

Posted by: Cycle3man | May 29, 2007 4:39:58 PM

is this farce?

Posted by: owl | May 29, 2007 4:49:48 PM

He'd probably accept only on the condition that his girlfriend Shaha be given some high-paying cush job in, say, the Oil Ministry or at Haliburton or something - same difference, right? Oh wait; she dumped him, didn't she? Something about not wanting to be seen trading sex with a powerful man for lucrative living-in-sin nepotism? Of course, she dumped him just as he lost power, so I suppose that proves she really wasn't doing that or that he wasn't basically engaged in taxpayer-funded prostitution of one sort or another.

Well, never mind then, I guess :)

Posted by: speedtats | May 29, 2007 4:51:46 PM

All of those who avoided service during the Vietnam era, yet advocated this war should be sent over--Wolfowitz, Cheney and the Prez himself. I just got an e-mail from a young friend who is being sent on his third tour of Iraq later this year--back to Neocon's brainless bloodbath. I can't see how even one American can still support this horrible, unnecessary war.

Posted by: bluedem | May 29, 2007 5:06:03 PM

send all the Republicans over there...this is their war...they chose war when they chose Bush/Cheney, not once, but twice...

twice...

Posted by: Hawk | May 29, 2007 5:12:22 PM

The idea is great, but Rep. Jones sounds like a complete hypocrite (which seems pretty typical for the GOP these days): for the war/against the war, hates the French/likes the French, supports George Bush/votes against George Bush, in favor of the Iraq invasion/wants the troops brought home, etc, etc. It's one of the (mulitude) of reasons why the GOP is a minority in Congress today. And I couldn't be happier.

Posted by: babsbush | May 29, 2007 5:13:00 PM

Do not forget Sean Hannaty, Ann coulter and of course
Billo......

Posted by: AM | May 29, 2007 5:13:02 PM

Ahem... One is mayor of a city, and Iraq is a country. Send that Freedom Fries clown over with him.

Posted by: dayenta | May 29, 2007 5:21:17 PM

It would be nice if the congressman's web site allowed non-district citizens to email him. As a New York Dem, I tried, in vain, to sent him a most pleasant and congratulatory note. Impossible. His email only allows voting constituents to contact him.

Sounds at great deal like our Prersident who only allows those who agree to attend his "Town Meetings".

Pity.

Posted by: Jim fine | May 29, 2007 5:21:30 PM

Why not just move our capitol to Bagdad that will guarantee that terrorist will never come to USA and leave us common folks alone and yes troop will be home too.

Posted by: smsaifee | May 29, 2007 5:36:26 PM

Better yet, make him the Barney Fife of Bagdad.

Posted by: Alan Christensen | May 29, 2007 5:38:01 PM

How about Shaha Riza? How is her Arabic?

Posted by: suvro | May 29, 2007 5:40:39 PM

Great idea. Send the whole Bush crew over there. Bush can be chief Decider, Cheney and Rove, Vice Decider and Secretary of Sectarian Peace. It should all work out very well over he next 20 years or so, as they straighten up the whole country.

Posted by: Bill Henderson | May 29, 2007 5:41:57 PM

One problem, Iraq is a democracy. But Americans are still pretty arrogant with the idea that we can do what we want with other countries.

Posted by: Ana Maria | May 29, 2007 6:30:23 PM

I am the first person who posted a message on this board suggesting that Mr. Wolfowitz be sent to Iraq. These thugs have destroyed America's image in all shape and form.

Posted by: Ekanem | May 29, 2007 6:58:00 PM

They should send Walter "Freedom Fries" Jones to Iraq for being an idiot.

The Freedom Fries thing had to be one of the most embarassing aspects of the amazingly embarassing last 7 years in our country.

Posted by: mrefu | May 29, 2007 7:14:20 PM

Can I join this past of Wolfowitz. Ee couls call it a french reoast

Posted by: jquin | May 29, 2007 7:24:52 PM

I thought Rudy Giuliani was Mayor of Iraq.

Oh, wait: he's "America's Mayor." When the hell was that vote taken?

Posted by: J. Lewd | May 29, 2007 8:00:51 PM

Many of us continue to ask, "where are the Bush twins," as well as Kristol's daughters, Cheney's girls, etc.

If this is such a frantically important issue, why aren't these kids, and other warmongers, racing down to the recruitment offices?

Posted by: Mauimom | May 29, 2007 8:10:32 PM

Let's cut Jones some slack. He's the only Republican that attended a hearing held by the Democratic minority last fall which featured generals ripping Rumsfeld for his failed leadership.

Posted by: mr | May 29, 2007 8:12:41 PM

I'll up your ante congressman. How about we draft all Republicans for the Iraq war, so we can focus on the war on terror on Afghanistan, Somalia, etc. Nation building isn't as vital as winning the war on terror. Something the wimpy right has failed at. Never let the jackals on the right defend this country, unless you enjoy failure!

Posted by: TinkyWinky | May 29, 2007 8:59:22 PM

Really intelligent comments SINCE BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ALONG WITH OVER 200 MILLIONS AMERICANS WERE IN FAVOR OF GETTING SADDAM!
You fricking hypocrites you started this war and trying to blame Wolfowitz or Bush WHEN YOU PUSHED THEM INTO DOING SOMETHING.

We are all in this together and this no time to be armchair quarterbacking like you were all innocents....EVERYONE wanted to go to Iraq except the people getting bribes from Saddam.

Posted by: LC | May 29, 2007 9:06:44 PM

If you are gonna send Wolfie, you gotta send the entire Senate, the entire House, the entire Administration, the past Congress, and the past Clinton Administration, all of em.....they all bought it.....so did we.

Posted by: alamotex | May 29, 2007 9:08:45 PM

I have a better idea for Wolfie...

A PRISON CELL

Posted by: Carl | May 29, 2007 9:28:26 PM

This is junk politics. Let's debate the ideas at play rather than manhunting this guy.

Posted by: rthaddeus | May 29, 2007 9:51:43 PM

Bush & Cheney should spent ALOT more time there themselves.

Posted by: DA | May 29, 2007 9:56:44 PM

SIR, you are my HERO. Anymore GOP members of like mind? I may even go back-

Posted by: David O. | May 29, 2007 10:08:14 PM

Fats Limbaugh for IED Inspector!

Posted by: Steve J. | May 29, 2007 10:36:06 PM

I'd rather see Mr. Wolfowitz, et al, the entire neo-con crowd who conceived, engineered and sold this war, presented before the ICC (International Criminal Court) on war crimes and crimes against humanity.
I'd like to see a see a full investigation of the events of 9/11 and a full public accounting of those events and how they relate to the Iraq war.

Posted by: Jack Shultz | May 30, 2007 12:18:02 AM

While I sympathsize with the suggestion of the good Rep. from NC, I do not believe Wolfie is qualified to be mayor of Baghdad - - which I presume is what the Congressman intends - - or mayor of anywhere for that matter. Wolfie should DEFINITELY be sent to Iraq, however, pronto. He is certainly suffiently qualified to clean the latrines at one or more of the secret prisons and torture centers that the Bush crowd have established there. And in his spare time he could serve as aide to Karen Hughes, delivering speeches to the liberated Iraqi's explaining to them how happy they should be, now that he was so instrumental in removing Saddam.

Posted by: Francis Scalzi | May 30, 2007 1:18:20 AM

Hey, cut the guy some slack. He was one of the first Republicans to change his mind about the war. He seems to realize just how big of a mistake he made switching in '92 from Democrat to Republican as part of Gingrich's mob. If he wants to add his vote and come back to the Democratic Party I say we need every vote we can muster. For that matter, I sure that there are many members of Congress who could be talked over the asile.

Posted by: Mike Dillard | May 30, 2007 1:37:20 AM

Paul Wolfowitz is a great American, patriot, intellectual, and visionary. Congressman Jones should stop smoking opium. Wolfowitz was hounded out of office by Euro-weenies and left wing staff at the World Bank, whose corrupt culture he pushed to change. Too bad that many people confuse the fireman with the arsonists!

Posted by: paul | May 30, 2007 1:46:17 AM

hey paul after this

"Paul Wolfowitz is a great American, patriot, intellectual, and visionary."

you couldve told us your his mom

Posted by: duufus | May 30, 2007 4:20:33 AM

First, we make up a reason to go to war. Then we obliterate the country destroyting just about everything, then we set up a puppet government.... and now you want to visit Wolfowitz on the Iraqis? How much abuse are we going to heap on them before we're done?

Posted by: Ron | May 30, 2007 6:25:18 AM

Jones should get his dumb ass over there as well.

Posted by: kickstarts | May 30, 2007 10:24:41 AM

....have'nt the Iraqis suffered enough ???......

Posted by: skizziks | May 30, 2007 10:55:01 AM

No, appoint all those neocons to top municipal jobs in hell and send them there

Posted by: Michael Hochanadel | May 30, 2007 12:32:14 PM

200 million Americans did not vote to get Saddam, as is declared above. 200 million Americans were lied to and fooled into approving what should now be recognized as an illegal war. The original lie was the one pointing at WMD's. When that fell through as the reason for war, the administration callously started pushing on and emphasizing the idea of bringing freedom to Iraqis. To date, there's increasingly strong evidence that upwards of 500 thousand Iraqis really have been freed- from the bonds of Earth. (That, primarily due to yet another lie because there's no such thing as a smart bomb.) This administration cannot be allowed to continue lying and excusing their actions, or continue putting uniforms on other other American family's children in support of a lie- for the sole purpose at this point of saving one man's legacy. He's blown it already, and in the process he's damaged America's image around the world. So, yes- send Wolfie instead. Better yet, get the rest of the hawks to walk the streets of Bagdad with him.

Posted by: awakeonplanetearth | May 30, 2007 1:44:54 PM

I can't stop laughing the remarks are so funny.

Posted by: ant | May 30, 2007 2:25:25 PM

send everybody who said before the war if you don't support bush then you are unpatiotic and see how patriotic they stay

Posted by: Russell Marquardt | May 30, 2007 2:52:20 PM

Walter Jones for President, 2008.

Posted by: Eric | May 30, 2007 5:37:28 PM

Wolfowitz's arrogance is matched only by his cowardice. These neocons never fought in Vietnam and are unapologetic like Cheney, who got one deferment after another to make more money instead of fighting for freedom. The only time Cheney has fought was before Congress to allow his former employer, Halliburton, into Iran to do business. (Halliburton is still in Iran doing business as usual without any outrage from our Senate, Congress or the American people.) And let's not forget President Bush failed to show up for duty, let alone go to Vietnam to fight for freedom when he had the chance. I guess he was too busy partying. It's always easier for people like Wolfowitz, Cheney, Rummy, President Bush, etc., to send young men and women (except their children or family members)to fight and die in their illegal war. We should send Wolfowitz, Cheney, the President, Rummy, (Tenet also)and the rest of the neocons who started this illegal war to Iraq as part of Bush's troop surge as well as to show their support for our troops. Only then would this illegal war come to a very quick end.

Posted by: noans | May 30, 2007 7:06:03 PM

Brilliant idea... Wolfie to Iraq. I hope Bush and his cohorts will read all the comments. This will shame them and hopefully pull the troops out of Iraq.

Posted by: franco vicenzo | May 30, 2007 9:02:16 PM

We don't want him over here in Iraq..he obviously lacks moral character and courage. He's been inconsistent in supporting the war in Iraq and is now unemployed as a result of illegal and immoral conduct. In fact, we don't need him in the US. Send him to France. He'll fit in w/ that bunch of backstabbing, America-hating bastards.

Posted by: Cynthia | May 31, 2007 3:33:30 AM

Rep. Walter Jones may have been simply making a subtle statement that if Guilini is being touted as "America's Mayor" since he walked on the ashes of our citizens in New York then, Wolfie should be Iraq's mayor. He's saying what we all believe that Guiliani was in collusion with the Architect of Iraq yet is running for president of the USA on the "America's Mayor" campaign. Meaning they are one and the same.

If we were at the theatre and this was all just a fantasy war flick then, Wolfowitz would be the studio executive saying they'd film Saddam's ruin and a grab for oil and call the film "Rebuilding." Rove would write the script. Guilini would provide the movie sets for the first act as well as the stars and extras for the first act. Congress would give the script the greenlight. The Israeli Lobbyists would raise the money by begging, "borrowing" and stealing and give the money to the studio to make the film. Fox's Rupert Murdoch would make the trailer to the film to be shown to the financers and call the trailer "Fight Club" to designate the al-Qaeda fighters along with the insurance companies, mortgage companies and oil companies who will buy into the war. The green zone is just a flashing greenlight stating that it's all just a Hollywood production. If the light burns out on their time, they have to pay for it.

They are getting rich off of faux war, using our soldiers to protect oil fields. We need to impeach because faux war started based on Wolfie's lies is far worse than receiving in the oval from a traitorous fat cow. The bargaining chip is, we don't execute if you come clean. Impeach the Justices, the A.G., congressmen who traded based on inside knowledge that 9/11 was going to occur. Get this faux war party out.

Posted by: Suzanne | May 31, 2007 8:25:47 AM

Let's not forget the Oracles - the mainstream media. They are the government mouthpiece in this faux war.

These fascists just blocked Rosie O'Donnell from exposing the truth to 30 million people over one Oracle, The View. Barbara Walters and ABC are neocons. The neocons can't afford to let the truth be known because they know that we'd lynch them therefore, they pulled a fascist move and blocked Rosie's expose. That was some powerful Oracle maneuvering. It shows how desperate they are to hide their crimes and treason.

Posted by: Suzanne | May 31, 2007 8:31:06 AM

Cudos to Wolfie's former girl friend...she is now dating an EMPLOYED guy (another neocon, small wonder). I agree with others who posted their hate for these guys (only a neocon girl or mother could love a neocon guy), but the job at hand is to end the war and then prosecute the people that put us there in the first place - we need to keep the focus on those things. We don't want these folks to get out of country like Halliburton did.

Posted by: bob crawford | May 31, 2007 8:31:41 AM

... congressmen that traded stock, that is.

Don't forget the long history in all of this. Cheney worked for Zapata Oil that caused the Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile Crisis. They likely had something to do with Kennedy's death. They didn't like how he handled it. These same people assassinated Diem, claiming communist fears. They work with the Mafia, Mossad, al-Qaeda and are basically evil. We have to nationalize oil. These guys are pure evil. We have to despoil them of their riches the way they did to us post-9/11. We don't need their energy. Cars can run on practically anything, methane for one, water for another. We can use solar power, hydroelectricity, wind power, unlimited supplies are available to us with renewable energy.

I also do not believe in a water shortage. That's more propaganda by greedy people. Think about it, the earth is 2/3rds water. There's no shortage. We can desalinize, we can catch rain. There's no way on Earth that there ever needs to be a water shortage. There's only greedy people who will block our access to it, just as they manipulate our oil supply for profit. I hate oil. I don't want to buy another drop of it. The sooner we quit using it the better.

Posted by: Suzanne | May 31, 2007 8:51:47 AM

Yep, send Wolfie and his girlfriend to Iraq...I think it's a brilliant idea.

What happened to Wolfie's threat to tell what he knows if the White House didn't stand behind him?

Posted by: Roberta | May 31, 2007 9:30:36 AM

Suzanne, "The View" is an oracle to you?! Is Charles Gibson the Wizard of Oz?

Posted by: Jazz | May 31, 2007 11:16:04 AM

A sound idea! He kinda looks like Dukakis. Mabye he could drive a tank...

Posted by: rob | May 31, 2007 2:00:55 PM

Sending Wolfowitz (and a few others I can think of) sounds like a good idea - as long as their not the ones watching my sons' backs. I think we should also expect some kind of military service for anyone who thinks this war is still a good idea. If they can't fight, they can clean bed pans, etc. at Walter Reed. We could also implement a war tax until all our soldiers are back home. The money could be put in a trust and invested and then be distributed to returning soldiers. A war tax paid by all Americans would at least make a few more people aware of what's going on.

Posted by: cc823 | May 31, 2007 3:22:38 PM

Steve: Speaking of Rush "Fats" Limbaugh--he of the oral fixation with giant cigars--why is he allowed to continue to broadcast racist and misogynistic remarks over our airwaves? Could it be that his "claimed" twenty million listeners are closet racists and woman haters, too? Maybe it's because Cheney and other high-ranking Republican Party leaders are regulars on his radio program. "Fats" is just another "conservative" republican coward and liar who hides behind phony patriotism and false love of this country while advocating the continuation of this war which was started by greedy, money-hungry scumbags like him.

Posted by: rapsie01 | May 31, 2007 6:57:59 PM

Congressman Jones represents the 3rd Congressional District of North Carolina. His change of heart about Iraq is a reflection of the opinions of his constituents. And by the way included with his constituents are three large military facilities, Camp Lejeune, New River Air Station, and Cherry Point Air Station. Sounds to me like the Marines don't believe Bush's bullsh*t anymore.

Posted by: jim | Jun 1, 2007 2:31:47 AM

I understand that Wolfowitz is a Viet Nam era draft dodger like Bush and Cheney?? Can't say for sure, but the idea that some few of the people who are responsible for engineering this war should get a chance to serve a fifteen month tour in the war zone, in a meaningful capacity, is a good one.

Apparently, nothing is being done to really salvage the Iraqi oil industry, which may have played a large part in the strategic underpinings for the war, so maybe having Wolfowitz in country working on that project would help the USA and Iraq.

The man has ability, so let's put it to work in an area that could use his skills and abilities. Clearly, he gets along famously with some Arabic people and might improve the situation.

I support the Senator's recommendation. Are there any other cronies of the administration who could serve the country better nearer the pointy end of the spear??

Posted by: DOGFACE1 | Jun 1, 2007 5:47:27 PM

Send all previous posters, traitors, to IRAQ. That would make the good old USA a place to live.

Posted by: BUSHMAN | Jun 4, 2007 3:08:50 PM

That Ok Walter can keep running his mouth all he wants because he is going to be unemployed soon. We are running a real Conservative canidate agains him in the primary. Rep Jones has forgotten who elected him and sent him to congress. We are going to refresh his memory come election day

Posted by: oscar | Jun 5, 2007 12:18:18 AM

All the necons plus Wolfowitz (and Blair)should be asked by the American Congress and the American people what happened to Iraq's oil revenues since the invasion as surely these alone would have been sufficient to rebuild, or shall I say feed the hungry Iraqis.

The American people are paying in blood and sweat(taxes of Hundreds of billions; who is it for and for what? Wasn't the promised freedom for Iraq just another con from the neocons? Let the freedom-loving Americans ask themselves whose dirty job they had been saddled with? Who has benefited militarily and strategically from having the US as their proxy invader in their quest to destroy Iraq?
If the American people can only name Iran (which one must remember has ZERO influence in the Senate and Congress to get America to war in the first place) then it is clear that this mess can only continue until the appetite for blood, revenge and oil is satisfied or the grip over America is removed.

Posted by: Historywatcher | Jun 5, 2007 8:12:06 AM

GW BUsh for President, of IRAQ, C-ya

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