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Rob Kailey is a working schmuck with no ties or affiliations to any governmental or political organizations, save those of sympathy.
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Sat Apr 21, 2007 at 10:42:08 AM MST
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| Glenn Greenwald writes up how quickly rightwing pundits, two Congressmen (including the former Chair of the House Intelligence Committee), and possibly the U.S.'s ambassador to the UN have embraced a wacky conspiracy theory regarding an Islamic axis of Syria (OK), Iran (OK), and North Korea (?) being helped by Russia (?) and China (?) in their quest to build an "Islamic" nuclear bomb. This Islamic axis was inadvertently helped by the Bush Administration's failure to secure WMD found in Iraq whose existence is now denied by the Bush Administration out of embarassment and by Democrats out of an unwillingness to admit Saddam Hussein was a threat.
As if that wasn't wacky enough, it also contains the argument that John Negroponte is part of a pro-China cabal operating in the U.S. government.
Insane doesn't even begin to sum this up. Greenwald writes: Five years from now, and 20 years from now, and 50 years from now, there is going to be a substantial portion of the American population which insists that Saddam really did have WMDs when we invaded. It is not uncommon for a substantial portion of the population of any country to live in a purely mythical world, where desire -- rather than reality -- dictates beliefs. But it is most assuredly unusual for such a group to be the dominant political faction governing the world's only remaining superpower. This is like if all the major Democratic candidates for President were running on a platform of "9/11 was an inside job." Why are these people taken seriously? |
| Matt Singer :: I'm Not Kidding. These People are Crazy. |
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