5 Comments so far

1. Jaded Prole February 4th, 2007 5:37 pm

   Expect the neocon junta to use its Zionist puppet to do the dirty work of either striking first or claiming to be struck so we can “rescue” it if our first string of lies and attempts at provocation fail.

   Not only does this administration need to be removed as a clear and present danger to our national security, but the next administration needs to reel in the Israelis. Remember who holds the purse strings in this equation.

2. halduell February 4th, 2007 5:46 pm

   What is most disturbing about the coming attack on Iran is that it seems to be nothing more than a plan to destroy the military AND civilian infrastructure of yet another of Israel’s neighbors.
   Food storage facilities? Bridges?
   Would they make a Lebanon of all the Middle East?

3. Jaded Prole February 5th, 2007 6:40 am

   Cam, your belecose ignorance of the situation is a pitiful regurgitation of the lies you’ve been fed. Lies which may kill many more inncoent people. Iran is a complex society which, unlike it’s more aggressive neighbor, neither has nor seeks to have nuclear weapons. It is perusing nuclear energy independence. Though you may have heard differently on Fox News, Iran is not a dictatorship. It has a multi-tiered government with elections. Our country is not “going to be brought to it’s knees” by Muslims. It has already been brought to it’s knees by neocon idiocy and corruption.

4. Greg Bacon February 5th, 2007 6:54 am

   THE UNITED STATES OF ISRAEL MUST BE STOPPED, USING ALL AVAILABLE MEANS.
   The White House Neocons and the Israeli Likuds will use lies and a phony false-flag op to start yet another illegal and immoral war, this time against Iran.

   To paraphrase an old WW I saying: “Israel will fight to the last drop of American blood”

   The greatest threat to world peace is Isreal and the U.S.

   Greg Bacon
   Ava, MO

5. Robert Settgast February 6th, 2007 12:20 am

   WAR MEASURES
   Even though my understanding of this war is limited to available news sources and history, it is clear that our legislators erred when they granted this unlearned and arrogant administration the authority to embark on this misadventure. The weapons inspectorswere there and we had contained Saddam. The resulting “civil war” and chaos had been predicted by many informed experts, and should have been obvious–but their advice was ignored.

   Things could have been even worse if Saddam really had a few biological or primitive nuclear weapons, and had unleashed them on our troops during th invasion. THis could have killed tens of thousands of our troops–not to mention the Iraqis. The administrations refusal to honor the advice of the recent advisory commission, which had recommended dialogue with the neighboring countries, is inconceivable.

   The only rational option left is for congress to sieze the war powers from the president–and then pursue a logicall course based on the recommendations of the commissions and informed advisors.(there are several). This would include dialogue with the neighboring nations (including our adversaries), firm commitments to end this disastrous misadventure, curbing protiteering,and avoiding a war with Iran– among other things. The alternative is to permit continuation of this reckless course, which most experts believe would only add to the carnage.

   Robert Settgast
   San Rafael, CA
   415-492-1747
   rhsettgast@hotmail.com

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