Posted on 03/31/2006 4:56:27 AM PST by Tolik
Edited on 03/31/2006 6:30:07 AM PST by Lead Moderator. [history]
That's an excellent question. I think Buckley is looking at this now on the basis of cost and return of investment. In that regard, he doesn't see the political solution among the Iraqi's major parties.
From that perspective it doesn't make sense. But it's also betting on that outcome which Hanson doesn't do.
Where is the full interview?
One other critique of the war in Iraq Victor Davis Hanson might be overlooking is the fantasy that the mainstream media believes they are reporting and actually doing there job.
sorry "their" job
YES! There is no acceptable alternative...
BTW, Thanks for the ping.
One of Hanson's best - a gem to be retained for its veracity, impressive synthesis, and everyday utility for those on the waveband of enlightenment.
Can Western enlightenment and power, embedded in deep cynicism, still prevail over ignorance and self-inflicted pathology energized by fanaticism?
Yes, but the MSM will do their very best, not to allow a Republican President to win.
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