More pro-war hypocrisy
Source: Sierra Times
Author: Lee R. Shelton IV
08/25/05
Over the last four years, the message sent by neoconservatives to the rest of the nation has been clear: Get behind the Bush administration’s ‘war on terror’ or be prepared to face the consequences. But when the grieving mother of a fallen U.S. soldier tops the neoconservative most wanted list of treasonous, terrorist-sympathizing, America-haters, you know something’s up. To paraphrase the Bard, ‘Methinks the neocons doth protest too much.’ Perhaps their violent outbursts against criticism of the war in Iraq are nothing more than feeble attempts to draw attention away from their blatant hypocrisy. For a glimpse of this hypocrisy, look at what congressional Republicans had to say about sending American troops to the Balkans a few short years ago...
Link: http://www.sierratimes.com/05/08/25/More_Pro-War_Hypocrisy.htm
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
Author: Lee R. Shelton IV
08/25/05
Over the last four years, the message sent by neoconservatives to the rest of the nation has been clear: Get behind the Bush administration’s ‘war on terror’ or be prepared to face the consequences. But when the grieving mother of a fallen U.S. soldier tops the neoconservative most wanted list of treasonous, terrorist-sympathizing, America-haters, you know something’s up. To paraphrase the Bard, ‘Methinks the neocons doth protest too much.’ Perhaps their violent outbursts against criticism of the war in Iraq are nothing more than feeble attempts to draw attention away from their blatant hypocrisy. For a glimpse of this hypocrisy, look at what congressional Republicans had to say about sending American troops to the Balkans a few short years ago...
Link: http://www.sierratimes.com/05/08/25/More_Pro-War_Hypocrisy.htm
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
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