Does this article by Wolfowitz concern anyone else?

[SkiGuy]

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N07233106.htm

My concern? The press will spin it this way. Perhaps the administration will admit their mistake about WMD's, but will try to convince the public (via the press) that it was still a good thing to invade Iraq.
We here at DU know the truth and the lies and how wrong this war is. But in a way, I think the public will accept this crap spewed by "Wolfie".
Anyone agree or am I going crazy?

[acmavm]

1. Wolfie only has credibility with the trule credulous. Anyone with

traceable brainwave patterns knows better.

[Cooley Hurd]

2. "Anyone with traceable brainwave patterns knows better..."

Well, that eliminates about 95% of all Republicans now, doesn't it? :D

[SkiGuy]

6. LOL...which is why I have this concern

[ClintonTyree]

3. I think we're past the point.......

of believing that it was a "good thing" to invade Iraq even if there were no WMDs found. The American people have turned the page on that bullshit aren't buying it anymore. The price this country has payed to way too dear for the results we've realized. Iraq will never be a free and Democratic country. That was just all pie-in-the-sky PNAC crap to begin with.

Wolfowitz should be hung.

[TreasonousBastard]

4. I don't think the "public" will...

know much at all about this speech, and probably wouldn't care much if they did.

How many out there even know who he is?

[H2O Man]

5. I consider Wolfowitz

to be one of the most dangerous of people in the administration/neocon movement.

[SkiGuy]

7. him and Kristol

[4MoreYearsOfHell]

8. Smarmy bastards, each one of them...

lying and (in Kristol's case) smirking their way to hell...

[PDJane]

9. Hell, even I know who Wolfowitz is

And I'm a Canadian.


Wolfowitz is an intelligent man, but that speech and the replies to questions make him sound a little less than that. It proves, to me, that this administration is going to keep on message, but that the message has nothing to do with reality.

Kristol worries me; I think the idealogical blinkers were fastened on so young that he managed to block out most of history and constrict the brain pan....there's just no room for independent thought.