I just heard our president say that one of the disappointments of the Iraq war is that we didn't find WMDs.
Gee, I thought to myself, he really hit the nail on the head there. If only Iraq had had some nukes or biological weapons. The world would be a much better place if only Saddam Hussein had been sufficiently equipped to wipe out large segments of his enemies' populations. And yes, Mr. President, how tragic that he turned out to have been no threat to anybody. I am so very disappointed. And I'm disappointed in the adminisration because they could have solved this problem easily. The United States has huge stockpiles of biological and nuclear WMDs. We could have spared a few to properly equip Saddam for the invasion. But no, we selfishly withheld them from him and now we must live in the shadow of the deep disappointment that resulted. Maybe it is not too late. After all, we are changing tactics to deal with the enemy's changing tactics. We could overcome this disappointment by properly equipping the ethnic groups fighting with each other in Iraq. Perhaps nukes for the Kurds, biologicals for the Shiites and... let's see, what's left for the Sunnis.... ummmmm, maybe we could split the nukes between strategic and tactical weapons so that there are enough to go around. Yes, we are disappointed. But there is always hope. Nick -- Nick Arnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Messages: 408-904-7198 _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
