BWMD (Bipedal Weapons of Mass Destruction)
The American media and the Democrats are now screaming to high heaven that "there are no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq! President Bush lied! He must be impeached!"
But, as a matter of fact, there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq: Al-Qaeda and Hamas, whom Saddam Hussein allowed in to train at terrorist training camps there. There was before Gulf War II and still is plenty of objective evidence of the existence of those camps.
Now that Saddam Hussein and the Baathists are gone, those camps are closed down, and no more two-legged smart-bombs will be trained in Iraq. So we had a damned good reason to go in and shut Saddam and his crew of thugs down. The problem is that nobody's saying so loudly enough to be heard over the media and politicians who are ranting about "no weapons of mass destruction." The criticism of the Bush administration concerning this issue clearly ignores the truth for the sake of trying to torpedo the President in order to further a political agenda, rather than out of real patriotism or any respect for the truth. It's time for regime-change here, all right -- in the head offices of CNN, major news dailies, and other liberal news organs. The public seems to be asleep on its feet Let's hope they wake up, smell the coffee, and vote -- at the polls, come the next national elections, and with their pocketbooks, ending subscriptions to media that care about political advantage more than the truth.
But, as a matter of fact, there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq: Al-Qaeda and Hamas, whom Saddam Hussein allowed in to train at terrorist training camps there. There was before Gulf War II and still is plenty of objective evidence of the existence of those camps.
Now that Saddam Hussein and the Baathists are gone, those camps are closed down, and no more two-legged smart-bombs will be trained in Iraq. So we had a damned good reason to go in and shut Saddam and his crew of thugs down. The problem is that nobody's saying so loudly enough to be heard over the media and politicians who are ranting about "no weapons of mass destruction." The criticism of the Bush administration concerning this issue clearly ignores the truth for the sake of trying to torpedo the President in order to further a political agenda, rather than out of real patriotism or any respect for the truth. It's time for regime-change here, all right -- in the head offices of CNN, major news dailies, and other liberal news organs. The public seems to be asleep on its feet Let's hope they wake up, smell the coffee, and vote -- at the polls, come the next national elections, and with their pocketbooks, ending subscriptions to media that care about political advantage more than the truth.