Sites Holmquist trys, and often fails, to go no more than a couple of days without visiting (some of which Holmquist regularly swipes links from without attribution)
"Britain is pressing for war against Iraq to be delayed for several months, possibly until the autumn, to give weapons inspectors more time to provide clear evidence of new violations by Saddam Hussein," write Anton La Guardia and George Jones in today's Telegraph. (Thanks to Jim Henley for the link.)
Even if the Telegraph report is disinformation or inaccurate for some other reason, there still is the issue of whether or not the Bush Administration is acting like it believes Iraq is an immediate threat. An invasion of Iraq has been talked about as coming soon for about a year now and yet it has at least not formally begun. This doesn't make it seem like Iraq is as much of a threat as Bush wants us to believe.
Could the administration's talk of the Iraqi threat really be fraudulent campaign be to further a never-ending war? I think you can guess how I'd answer the question. posted by micah holmquist at 1/09/2003 01:38:00 PM
