Friday, December 02, 2005
The Case for Leaving Iraq, NOW
The most recent lible from the Bush Admin and neocons is to call cowards anyone who suggests it might be reasonable to have a well-defined objective and date for military involvement in Iraq, after which the U.S. leaves. (Even though such was considered mandatory for military operations prior to Bush's invasion of Iraq.) Bush et al. falsely call this "cut and run."
Well, now the former head of the super-secret National Security Agency, retired general William Odum, has argued that "cutting and running" (withdrawal ASAP) is the only sensible option the U.S. has. He makes a strong argument, and you can hear it here
He's not a coward, nor a leftist, nor a friend of terrorists. Listen to what he says.
Well, now the former head of the super-secret National Security Agency, retired general William Odum, has argued that "cutting and running" (withdrawal ASAP) is the only sensible option the U.S. has. He makes a strong argument, and you can hear it here
He's not a coward, nor a leftist, nor a friend of terrorists. Listen to what he says.
