Friday, July 13, 2007

Away With The Faeries: Bush And Reality

If this wasn't so funny it would be scary, or should that be the other way round, or is it both?


President Bush, defending his troop surge in Iraq, insisted Thursday that the insurgents attacking US troops in Iraq "are the same ones who attacked us on Sept. 11."Bush was speaking at a White House press conference on the same day an interim progress report on his troop surge in Iraq was released. Asked for proof of the connection between insurgents in Iraq and the 9/11 hijackers, Bush said both had pledged their allegiance to Osama bin Laden. Bush


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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards slammed President Bush for connecting insurgents in Iraq with the terrorists who attacked the US on Sept. 11, 2001. The former Democratic senator said that the president's remarks "border on the delusional," and accused him of ignoring his own key role in allowing al Qaeda to gain strength in Iraq.

"The president's remarks today defending his Iraq policy without regard to actual facts border on the delusional," Edwards said in a statement released Thursday, hours after a Bush press conference. "The president claimed that the same people attacking U.S. troops today are the ones who perpetrated 9/11." Edwards







The spin from this stuff below has me reeling.

While the military has maintained that al Qaeda is on the run in Iraq, by any number of measures the terror group and its affiliates are as strong as ever, and June was the most violent month since the start of the war, a senior U.S. military official told ABC News.......

According to the assessment, an average of 178 attacks a day were carried out in June. By comparison, there were only 94 attacks a day in March 2006,......

Just give the surge a chance.

In June, there were a record 55 attacks with Iranian-made roadside bombs -- called explosively formed penetrators. This is the deadliest form of roadside bomb seen in Iraq.



Ah, let's not forget the Iranian involvement.

Mortar attacks on the Green Zone have dramatically increased. Spinning

It must be like tossing pebbles into a pond, who on earth dreamt up the building of this billion dollar clusterfuck?

The post looks a bit scruffy, blame it on the HTML having a bad trip.

Update: That's like a doctor telling you that while your child has shiny hair he also has a brain tumor Arianna

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