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Wed. February 22, 2006
CBS declares civil war in Iraq
Briefly watching the news tonight before heading to the gym, I heard a pretty stunning remark. It seems that a blast today in Iraq may be the spark that ignites a civil war. Although articles on their website don't directly say so their newscast certainly did. So, it's come to this. American media have called/influenced elections (Bush v. Gore) and are now determining when certain events are tripped in other countries. Do I blame them? Not really. Mr. Bush gets to bear the blood of every dead Iraqi and soldier on his hands since it was his warmongering that led us there without due provocation from Iraq. When is Mr. Bush going to stop saying he "takes responsibility" for what happens with the war and begin feeling it? For a guy who prides himself on surrounding him with a loyal team of "the best" he sure makes some piss poor decisions. I could go on and on but this is about the suffering of the people in Iraq. They are bearing the brunt of this heinous mistake and deserve better. The world needs to stand up, give the U.S. and "F" and begin mopping up the mess we've created. Too bad that just won't happen because instead of the world being a strong, sage adviser they are just kids on the school yard getting beat up by a big, 230-year-old bully.
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2/24/2006 @ 7:42am
Yeah, it looks like Bush will have to start another war to become popular again. Iran anybody? I hear they have oil too.
by Court
2/24/2006 @ 7:49am
Court's back! I say China. They may not have oil but they have cheap, abudant labor that Bush could easily abuse -- I mean utilize better than the Chinese government. Besides, with all the state run media and police he'd settle in nicely. I'm pretty sure over a billion people stroking his ego would probably suffice.
by KevinFreitas