IT's clear, PDQ, that your powers of logical analysis are severely limited. The Administration behind that authorization intelntionally created the image of ongoing danger. The Administration further falsified the actual degree and kind of such danger. The Administration also falsified the status and potential effectiveness of further diplomatic or peaceful means to create the false impression it would not achieve the above purposes; the Administration further pretended that acting pursuant to this joint resolution would be consistent with the United States and other countries continuing to take necessary actions against international terrorists and terrorist organizations, including those who planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, although Saddam was demonstrably uninterested insupporting Al Qeda and was only marginally associated with any terrorist activities.

The blundering, the ignorance of internal dynamics, the rash almost psychotic desire for war, were all earmarks of a really destructive organization under Bush's titular leadership.

As Mister Bush once said about the Constitution, compared to these offenses the resolution you cite ismerely a piece of paper.


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