*fingers in ears*
Nope, no connection between invading Iraq and the war on terror. None whatsoever.Especially if we can ignore things like this.
The first lies we tell are to ourselves.
posted by Kevin Creighton @ 9:53 AM
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Thursday, March 23, 2006
Especially if we can ignore things like this.
The first lies we tell are to ourselves.
"Always outnumbered,
but never outgunned."
- Glenn Reynolds.
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1 Comments:
What I am curious about is how the war plans got leaked. It amazes me that such a security breach took place, actually strike that I CAN believe it. War plans are not misplaced, they are closely-guarded secrets.
Unless of course, this was part of another operation... This is probably not likely but it is possible. The leaked plans did not affect the outcome of the conflict, Saddam and Co. never had a chance against the Coalition.
This makes me wonder and worry. If war plans can fall into the hands of the Ruskies and they forward them to an enemy, what does that point to in the future? What about the Pakis, Saudis, Egyptians, and other countries that we have to work with? This is not good and even though it did not cost us this time, it could have made things difficult.
I just wonder what plans of ours the Chinese have...
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