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Posted by: 121 at November 6, 2007 02:34 AM

There weren't any there to begin the war with. The Iraq Survey Group found that Iraq had neither produced nor stockpiled WMDs since UN sanctions were imposed in 1991, nor did Iraq have any stocks of WMDs in 2003. Nor did Hans Blix's teams find any evidence of WMDs in Iraq before the US invaded. Bush lied to you again and again about the case for war.

Posted by: Howard Sux at December 27, 2005 09:08 PM

With all do respect; along with the murderous conventional weaponry used by Saddaam's gangster forces against the Kurds as well as against the Shiites in the south, what do you suppose the "strange mystery gas" was that he had used on the mass of innocent people in these areas...saved up toxic flatulence? If poisonous gases are not weapons of indiscriminate mass destruction, what is?
It must be well remembered that he regularly used these lethal WMDs against Iranians during his territorial war with them. He must have quite a manufacturing arm and continual stockpile in order to conduct such extensive operations...at any rate it should be something to think about before we keep casting "Michael Moorish" fantasms that there weren't any there to begin with.

Posted by: RockyB. at December 27, 2005 04:34 PM

Barry, those chunks aren't just in chaos, they are under attack by your friends the terrorists. And yes they, like you, are anti-freedom.

ahahah. oh my. Are you all the same guy, or what?

Posted by: perianwyr at December 27, 2005 11:23 AM

Kurdistan was already free of Saddam since 1991. I don't see why a second war was necessary for Iraqi Kurds to be "free," if you call being under the thumbs of the Barzani or Talabani clans is true freedom.

I also don't see why 2,100+ Americans had to die so that the Kurds could grab Kirkuk and or be more prosperous. A lot easier ways to accomplish that than what we did and are doing.

Posted by: Tequila at December 27, 2005 10:11 AM

Is this the new line, then? "We're here for the Kurds"?

I don't buy it. When Hussein was killing Kurds, the US didn't seem interested in "freeing them from a murderous tyrant." Quite the contrary: the US was then supplying Hussein with arms and biological agents and propping him up with loans. The US moved in only when Hussein threatened the US's access to Persian Gulf oil. "We're here for the Kurds" is a pretext to try to make the US look good in the face of heavy doubts.

It restores my faith in public sanity to know that belief in the old pretexts has eroded so much that journalists are forced to forge new ones. I think this one will be just a flicker compared to the bonfire of lies about WMDs and Iraqi involvement in 9/11. You can fool only some of the people all the time.

Merry Christmas!

Posted by: Howard Sux at December 26, 2005 05:19 PM

Who is that man up front "terrorizing" all those Iraqi musicians with that thin white stick? Quick, someone call John Kerry!!

Posted by: Brian at December 26, 2005 02:36 PM

"Myopic focus on the large chunks of the country which are in chaos? Must be because they're anti-freedom or something"

Barry, those chunks aren't just in chaos, they are under attack by your friends the terrorists. And yes they, like you, are anti-freedom.

Posted by: rwc at December 26, 2005 01:47 PM

Wait a minute! Are you telling us that this nation that can't be trusted to make democracy work is capable of actual culture?

Next you'll be telling us that people there love their children and want a better life, too! Or that we're winning!

Praise be to God! Peace on Earth and Good Will to Men Everywhere! [For the atheists, in the interests of multiculturalism, Praise be to Nothing!]

Posted by: AST at December 26, 2005 02:53 AM

Considering that the Jewish population of Iraq is in the three-digit range, it is highly unlikely any were at that concert.

Nice thought, but the Jewish populations of Arab lands were pretty much driven out post 1948. 124,000 fled Iraq alone between 1949 and 1951.

Half of Israel's population today are Sephardic Jews--Jews who came from Arab lands, or their children and grandchildren. It's a fact the world likes to ignore.

Posted by: Meryl Yourish at December 25, 2005 11:04 PM

What do you give a Democrat for Christmas?

A bottle of vintage whine.

Posted by: JimboNC at December 25, 2005 11:03 PM

Barry: Myopic focus on the large chunks of the country which are in chaos?

Nyah, nyah! My myopia is better than your myopia!

Barry, thanks for the laugh. ;-)

Posted by: sbw at December 25, 2005 10:22 PM

"...The Western media's myopic focus on Baghdad and Arab Iraq means it's missed a quarter of the story, the northern quarter, where five million people are building the Middle East's first indigenous democracy from scratch."

Myopic focus on the large chunks of the country which are in chaos? Must be because they're anti-freedom or something.

David, aren't you smarter than this?

Posted by: Barry at December 25, 2005 10:17 PM

Thank you for the this fantastic story, it just
makes the heart sing, to think of what America,
the troops and the leaders have done is sometimes
just really is hard to get your mind around.
I hope the president sees this, he will glow
with joy.
Indeed, there is much more work to do, but it is
shown so clearly this is the result of people
believing in themselves and their countrymen.
Now, that they have the opportunity to do so
by the American their allies and the people of
the countries that are now free and with perseverence and caring, they too will become
a beacon of light in the Arab world. They have shown great courage to date and will, I am sure,
continue to do so.

Wonderful!

Posted by: cjg at December 25, 2005 10:16 PM

And EVERY ONE of them worth it.

Posted by: Jason Newcomb at December 25, 2005 10:04 PM

Amen.

Posted by: rutty at December 25, 2005 05:27 PM