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[Tony Spencer <tony AT tonyspencer.com>]

Title: Re: [internetworkers] funny bumpersticker

I don’t believe #1 but I do believe everyone including Kerry agreed that Iraq had WMD’s and Hussein needed to be removed by force.
I don’t think things are going great in Iraq but I have spoken to a few doctors returning from the battlefield who have treated quite a few Iraqis and they all say that the situation is going well on the whole and while the Iraqis certainly don’t like westerners in their country they absolutely do not want us to leave.


On 9/21/06 4:59 PM, "Michael Czeiszperger" <michael AT czeiszperger.org> wrote:

> On Sep 21, 2006, at 11:44 AM, Lance A. Brown wrote:
>
> > It amazes me how many folks are still strongly behind him.
>
> The reason is they have a different set of facts than the rest of  
> us.  If you go and read the right-wing blogs, they believe:
>
> 1. Iraq had a connection to 9/11 and had WMDs.
> 2. Things are going great in Iraq.
> 3. The attacks in Iraq are all by Al-Qaeda, and the people there love  
> us.
>
> This is mostly attributable to Fox News, which leaves one with the  
> impression that these are the official positions of the Bush  
> Administration.  I've posted on conservative blogs, and the strange  
> thing to me is people believe #1 even though the official reports  
> from the administration say otherwise.
>
> My impression is that the Bush Administration's main supporters are  
> religious conservatives, who are more interested in supporting one of  
> their own, and thus don't notice that the administration's policies  
> aren't actually conservative.
>
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