Another Neocon tool is dead. (image from The Unapologetic MexicanPvt. Keepout, commenting on No Quarter, gives us this...
655,000+1. What an inspiring achievement. All the Xtian taliban, Likud shills, oil patch cronies, military/industrial errand boys & girls and other assorted corporate nut rinsers who populate and fluff the Cheney administration jackasses must be harder than a wedding pecker (or wetter than a West Viginia gully washer, depending) at this bit of snuff porn. Me, not so much.
See, I figured we had better things to do than kill 655000 innocent Iraqis, waste over 3249 faithful US/UK coalition soldiers, maim another 8000 and wound another 36000, trash our reputation and burn through $2 trillion we could've spent advancing real national interests just so Moqtada al-Sadr and Ali Khamenei can have their long overdue revenge and hegemonic moment in the sun. I've always been a bit (actually quite a bit) socially awkward. Fuck it.
It's a good thing old Justice Robert Jackson ain't alive to witness this dog's breakfast. He'd fucking flip so fucking bad, old Total Dick and half the cabinet would have their hair mussed so bad they'd regret the day they were spawned. But that'd actually be good, seeing Justice Jackson kick Cheney's nutsack into his watchpocket.
Here, let me thrown in some party cheer:
"Who encouraged Saddam to invade Iran in 1980, which was the greatest war crime he has committed for it led to the deaths of a million and a half souls? And who sold him the components for the chemical weapons with which he drenched Iran and the Kurds? We did. No wonder the Americans, who controlled Saddam's weird trial, forbad any mention of this, his most obscene atrocity, in the charges against him. Could he not have been handed over to the Iranians for sentencing for this massive war crime? Of course not. Because that would also expose our culpability."
(From) A dictator created then destroyed by America by Robert Fisk, The Independent, 30 December 2006 (article link below)
The Cheney administration fails to realize this primitive exculpatory provocation merely sows the wind. Please, don't nobody spoil the surprise by pointing out that whirlwind stuff, OK? Thanks.
Posted by: Pvt. Keepout Sunday, 31 December 2006 at 14:20
Here's some opinion and news items from around the globe...
US : NO Quarter
Australia: Common Dreams
UK : BBC
UK - The Independent : Dictator Created by America
India : The Hindu
France : News24
Israel : Jerusalem Post
Israel : Haaretz
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