You know what's WORSE than mass murder?

[Octafish]

211. That is one goal, certainly. I'd also like to defeat Republicanism.

The part that uses humanity as cannon fodder, especially.

9 Shameless Warmongers Who Call Fox News Home

By , Media Matters for America
Posted on September 5, 2010, Printed on September 6, 2010
http://www.alternet.org/story/148086 /

1. Karl Rove...

White House Iraq Group was formed to “set strategy” for going to war with Iraq.

The Washington Post reported in 2003 (accessed via Nexis) that the White House Iraq Group (WHIG) was formed in August 2002 “to set strategy for each stage of the confrontation with Baghdad. A senior official who participated in its work called it ‘an internal working group, like many formed for priority issues, to make sure each part of the White House was fulfilling its responsibilities.’ ” Part of the WHIG’s mission, according to the Post, was to decide “what to demand of the United Nations in the president’s Sept. 12 <2002> address to the General Assembly, when to take the issue to Congress, and how to frame the conflict with Iraq in the midterm election campaign that began in earnest after Labor Day.” Rove was a regular participant in this group.

WHIG promoted view that Saddam “had weapons of mass destruction and was seeking more.” The Los Angeles Times reported on August 25, 2005, (accessed via Nexis) that the WHIG “promoted the view that Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and was seeking more”

SNIP...

4. Bill Kristol

Kristol: “American and alliance forces will be welcomed in Baghdad as liberators.”

In testimony delivered February 7, 2002, before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Kristol said:

(A)s in Kabul but also as in the Kurdish and Shi’ite regions of Iraq in 1991, America and alliance forces will be welcomed in Baghdad as liberators. Indeed, reconstructing Iraq may prove to be a less difficult task than the challenge of building a viable state in Afghanistan.

The political, strategic and moral rewards would also be even greater. A friendly, free, and oil-producing Iraq would leave Iran isolated and Syria cowed; the Palestinians more willing to negotiate seriously with Israel; and Saudi Arabia with less leverage over policymakers here and in Europe. Removing Saddam Hussein and his henchmen from power presents a genuine opportunity — one President Bush sees clearly — to transform the political landscape of the Middle East.

CONTINUED with details on each warmonger...

http://www.alternet.org/story/148086/9_shameless_warmongers_who_call_fox_news_home

Welcome to DU, lapucelle! You may note I don't like Buy Partisan warmongering, especially.



Oh. Kristol's partner in War Inc, Robert Kagan, endorsed Ms. Clinton recently.