Monday, September 10, 2007
Sixth anniversary
Given a choice between a world of nations controlled by corporations standing to lose profits from war between their client governments and a world in which nations went to war among one another willy-nilly, I'd in pick the corptocracy.
As far as that scenario provides, I'm in agreement with Bush's foreign policy. And I rather think Bush's War on Terror is driven at least in part by the contrast between those two choices.
However, those aren't the only two choices available and a military struggle between ideologies without territories is futile. By the administration's own admission "the terrorists won't stop with Iraq". Iraq is not an Iwo Jima no matter how much supporters of the war try to make it.
Labels: Bush White House, iraq, terrorism, war
// posted by Erik @ 9/10/2007 11:11:00 PM
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I find it disgusting (but not surprising) that you politicize this day in this fashion.
As per your disgust, I am happy to be the object of your daily derision today, and am only sorry I could not further my politicization by doing so in NYC as the GOP did during their 2004 convention.
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