Saturday, March 30, 2019

Beto talks Iraq and Edward-Isaac Dover is in a tizzy

There are no awards for telling the truth about Iraq.  Lie about it and you will go far.  MOTHER JONES employs no truth teller about Iraq, no one who took a stand against the war but they hired Iraq War cheerleader Kevin, didn't they.  Little Drum-mette has a job.  It's that way in the corporate media, it's that way in the beggar media.

It's that way with little Edward-Isaac Dovere of THE ATLANTIC -- the bible for War Hawks.











It has been going on for 27 years.  But here's a more important point, "combat troops left in 2011"?  And Barack ordered bombings in 2014.  As military leaders repeatedly noted, bombing missions are combat missions.  Edward is a stupid f**k and sadly the country is brimming with them which is why the Iraq War continues.

Edward,  who looks like he should be the spokeswoman for Mama Celeste Pizzas, plays dumb and playing dumb is the default position that allows the never-ending wars to continue.

Beto O'Rourke tells some truth and Edward clutches the ben wa balls.

Not everyone is so foolish.


Replying to 
If you want to be pedantic, we’ve NEVER declared war on Iraq. Obama’s statement has no more legal meaning than Bush’s “Mission Accomplished.” It’s just rhetoric. If you define war instead as “one country using their military to bomb another,” as many would, Beto is correct.



Beto is right actually. Operation Desert Fox and other operations in the 1990s, there have only been brief periods since Desert Storm that the U.S. war in Iraq has paused.




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    I'm no fan of Beto, but this is the more honest statement on US war in Iraq. Our sanctions killed a lot of people. It's war by another name.


Beto addressed Iraq.  We'll applaud him for that.


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