[Clownkicker]

In an unfortunate Freudian slip, G.W.Bush finally condemns "the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ge ... li=BBnb7Kz

Now everyone knows the truth that I have been telling you about for years.

[johnforbes]

You've heard of "A Bridge Too Far"?

With the Bush family, it was a president too far, and yet they still wanted to foist Jeb, and then even younger relatives.

Just as with the Clinton Clan, you don't want crooked Hillary even if you wanted Slick Willie.

With regard to invading Iraq, or sending 40 billion more to Ukraine, you ask the same questions:

1) Is this in the vital national interest of America?

2) Can we define "victory" and what is our exit plan?

With regard to Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Ukraine, the politicians and generals had no idea what "victory" might look like and no exit plan other than to abandon Vietnam in 1975 and abandon Afghanistan in 2021.

[elklindo69]

Bush lied....thousands died. It's not as if we already knw about it before. But, now we finally have the proof right from the horse's mouth after all of these years.

And on a side note, if you are listening carefully, Bush called Ukraine "the Ukraine." That term is really used by the Russians who deem that Ukraine is really not a soverign nation, but a region belonging to Russia. So this was a real bad screw up by Bush.

https://theconversation.com/its-ukraine ... why-178748