Well, well, well...

Once again, T-Distrator, has moved the discussion away from the reality that the American people were given enough suggestive sellin' in the mad-dash-to-attack-Iraq so that even several months after them invasion, the Washington Post still found an alarming number of folks taht still believed the BIG THREE : Nukes, WMD and an Al Qaeda link...

How could they not with the constant poundin' of the 9/11 Drum...

I don't think that can be successfully argued against...

Yet here folks are argurin' on symantics tricky little "loopholes" that the Bush War PR Room came up with...

I remember the supposed mobile chemical labs that looked qutie menacing from 50 m iles above yet turned out to be rusted old junk in reality... Seems that rusty ol' junk was the rule rather thanthe exception when it came to Saddam's Iarq's defenses...

Heck with "Shock and Awe"... There realkly doesn't seem there was much of value to actually blow up...

Well, one thing is fir sure... One of the reasons that Saddam was reluctant to furnish documentation on just how ill-propared to defend his country is because, with his neighbors, had he shown all of his cards then maybe he felt if the US didn't attack hinm, one of his neigbors would...

But, no matter, Hans Blix was satisfied that the inspectors had Sddam's cooperation so there was never any real reason, of the ones provided before the attack, to invade Iraq... And, 20/20 hindsight, seems there hasn't been a decent reason the Bush War PR folks have come up after the invasion...

Which leads us very much back to what a lot of us have been saying all a long: The war is about oil and keeping the Bush administartion in power so it can continue its little redistribution of income away from the working class and poor toward the wealthy...

Bobert