Bush Is Hiding the Ball on Iran
Much as he did before the Iraq invasion, George W. Bush is limiting the debate about war with Iran, offering assurances that he considers war "a last resort" even as he moves his military forces into place. Similarly, the Democrats and the national press corps are behaving mostly as either passive observers or willing enablers. There have been remarkably few front-page stories about the consequences if Bush gives the order nor lively debates about possible peaceful alternatives. February 2, 2007
LinkHere
Time may be running out for Congress and the American people to put in place any constraints on President George W. Bush before he plunges ahead with a new war against Iran. Military and intelligence sources say the preparations for a major bombing campaign are moving ahead swiftly, with the deteriorating U.S. situation in Iraq adding to Bush's urgency. The thinking goes that if Bush's position collapses in Iraq, a window of opportunity for challenging Iran may close, too. January 31, 2007
LinkHere
LinkHere
Time may be running out for Congress and the American people to put in place any constraints on President George W. Bush before he plunges ahead with a new war against Iran. Military and intelligence sources say the preparations for a major bombing campaign are moving ahead swiftly, with the deteriorating U.S. situation in Iraq adding to Bush's urgency. The thinking goes that if Bush's position collapses in Iraq, a window of opportunity for challenging Iran may close, too. January 31, 2007
LinkHere
posted by Kangaroo Brisbane Australia at 2:37 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home