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In reply to the discussion: Krugman: The Iraq invasion was worse than a mistake. It was a crime. [View all]dougolat
(716 posts)30. Good look at the sordid story, thanks. ...nt
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It is high time we had a frank discussion regarding the Iraq war and it's deleterious effects
think
May 2015
#1
'How the US sent $12bn in cash to Iraq. And watched it vanish' (from a foreign paper, of course)
seafan
May 2015
#73
I think that Dan Rather was waylaid and lost his job because of his interview with Saddam
JDPriestly
May 2015
#60
True, and our elected leaders KNEW info was false even if citizens did not.
TheNutcracker
May 2015
#63
“If the American people knew what we have done, they would string us up from the lamp posts.” -Geor
Dont call me Shirley
May 2015
#99
When injustice gets really bad in the US, someone comes along, someone who is not expected.
JDPriestly
May 2015
#103
Also criminal was the way the "free" press negligently and willfully gave up it's constitutionally
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#6
ISIS sure is fucking Wolf Blitzer's and CNN's wet dream come true. American TV TerrorVision needs ISIS.
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#17
I get what you mean, but not really. Fear of Iran and N.K. and "Muslims" is pre-bottled, for example.
Fred Sanders
May 2015
#26
**The fraudulence of the case for war was actually obvious even at the time**
Martin Eden
May 2015
#19
I will NEVER forget David Gregory plaintively mewling in 2008, "Where was public opinion?"
seafan
May 2015
#72
"Us?" It is one of the major reasons that I do not support and will not vote for Hillary.
JDPriestly
May 2015
#65
Ray McGovern picks apart the "Bad Intel" Defense on Iraq. LIES we were fed, so Bush could invade.
seafan
May 2015
#75
Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz all should be prosecuted for war crimes.
yellowcanine
May 2015
#34
it's a shame that the executive branch doesn't have a DEPARTMENT to administer JUSTICE
Doctor_J
May 2015
#35
The one in the middle needs to be sitting alongside his VP, Dick Cheney, in the dock
Cleita
May 2015
#37
At least Pres Obama could have done is to condemn the war that killed a million of innocent
rhett o rick
May 2015
#85
And, many politicians are lining up to make the Good German defense. "We didn't know."
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#52
Please note that the pipelines have remained intact throughout wartimes since 1915 or so.
DhhD
May 2015
#102
It isn't a crime until someone gets indicted for it. And who will order that? Obama? Hillary? Jeb?
leveymg
May 2015
#56
Now, Rubio is running on 'A New American Century'....dropping the 'project' word
TheNutcracker
May 2015
#62
Yes, and millions of us knew it. It's simply not plausible that those who voted for this war ...
Scuba
May 2015
#89
Falsifying intelligence to start a war is a war crime under International Law.
1Greensix
May 2015
#108