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Curiouser and curiouser:

March 20, 2003 by Michael Boyle

Curiouser and curiouser:

Top White House anti-terror boss resigns. “Rand Beers would not comment for this article, but he and several sources close to him are emphatic that the resignation was not a protest against an invasion of Iraq. But the same sources, and other current and former intelligence officials, described a broad consensus in the anti-terrorism and intelligence community that an invasion of Iraq would divert critical resources from the war on terror.”

Tags: US Politics

Last night, before the attack,

March 20, 2003 by Michael Boyle

Last night, before the attack,

M-J set the scene.

Tags: International Affairs

CNN’s Kevin Sites

March 20, 2003 by Michael Boyle

CNN’s Kevin Sites

is reporting and blogging from Northern Iraq. Check it out. [via thenewforum.ca]

Tags: International Affairs

Not much to write

March 20, 2003 by Michael Boyle

Not much to write

this morning besides this: War Begins with Bombs in Baghdad. A sad day.

Tags: International Affairs

I read about a speech

March 19, 2003 by Michael Boyle

I read about a speech

given by Al Gore in September 1992 about George HW Bush’s (aka Bush père) record and history related to the Iraq file. The site where I read about the speech, however, was one of those way-out-there, raging American political sites, so I thought it was important to confirm the existence of the speech independently. Lo and behold, Al Gore, America’s pre-eminent policy wonk, clearly delineated the Reagan/Bush and Bush/Quayle history on Iraq way back in 1992, going through their active support of Saddam point by point.

George Bush wants the American people to see him as the hero who put out a raging fire. But new evidence now shows that he is the one who set the fire. He not only struck the match, he poured gasoline on the flames. So give him credit for calling in the fire department, but understand who started the blaze.

Tags: International Affairs

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