The absolute hope of continued chaos
By Creature
Yesterday we learned, from former CIA operative Bob Baer, that the United States "will hit [Iran's] Islamic Revolutionary Guard corps sometime [in the] next six months or so." Today, ThinkProgress has the mustache that refuses to fade away, former U.N. ambassador John Bolton, "absolutely" giddy about that prospect. Do they not think there will be repercussions? Do they not think there will be consequences? I'm guessing they do think and they would relish an all out war.
The more these neocons talk, the more it's clear that the chaos in Iraq was just what they wanted so they could have an excuse to go after Iran.
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
Yesterday we learned, from former CIA operative Bob Baer, that the United States "will hit [Iran's] Islamic Revolutionary Guard corps sometime [in the] next six months or so." Today, ThinkProgress has the mustache that refuses to fade away, former U.N. ambassador John Bolton, "absolutely" giddy about that prospect. Do they not think there will be repercussions? Do they not think there will be consequences? I'm guessing they do think and they would relish an all out war.
The more these neocons talk, the more it's clear that the chaos in Iraq was just what they wanted so they could have an excuse to go after Iran.
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
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And then it'll be an excuse to go after someone else, of course. Do they think about consequences and repercussions. Evidently not the way those of us who inhabit reality do.
And this is precisely the problem with neoconservatism today. Where it once was driven by opposition to social planning, it is now, in the hands of Krazy Kristol and others, an ideology of utopianism.
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Michael J.W. Stickings, at 6:02 PM
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