Should Republicans be ashamed for what they made possible?
Should Republicans, or anyone else who voted for or supported the policies of President George Bush II, be ashamed of what they made possible? Without them, none of the following would have happened:
* U.S. invasion of Iraq, on the basis of serial lying unprecedented in recent history.
* The direct and indirect killing of an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 men, women, children, and babies, in Iraq.
* The destruction of much of Iraq's infrastructure, including power plants, water treatment plants, highways and bridges, and buildings.
* The Israeli destruction of much of the infrastructure in Lebanon, and the killing and maiming of hundreds of innocent Lebanese men, women, children, and babies.
* The escalation of people wanting to kill Americans, beyond anything that had ever happened since the birth of the United States.
* Destruction of a formerly secular and advanced nation, Iraq (with the exception of the brutal treatment needed by Saddam Hussein, apparently necessary to maintain order in a society where beheadings were otherwise common).
More information on these matters can be found in the book, Iraq, Blowback, Cover-Ups, and Consequences, part of which can be downloaded at no charge at the list-of-books page at the Defrauding America Internet site.
* U.S. invasion of Iraq, on the basis of serial lying unprecedented in recent history.
* The direct and indirect killing of an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 men, women, children, and babies, in Iraq.
* The destruction of much of Iraq's infrastructure, including power plants, water treatment plants, highways and bridges, and buildings.
* The Israeli destruction of much of the infrastructure in Lebanon, and the killing and maiming of hundreds of innocent Lebanese men, women, children, and babies.
* The escalation of people wanting to kill Americans, beyond anything that had ever happened since the birth of the United States.
* Destruction of a formerly secular and advanced nation, Iraq (with the exception of the brutal treatment needed by Saddam Hussein, apparently necessary to maintain order in a society where beheadings were otherwise common).
More information on these matters can be found in the book, Iraq, Blowback, Cover-Ups, and Consequences, part of which can be downloaded at no charge at the list-of-books page at the Defrauding America Internet site.
For those who want a deeper understanding of the pattern of corruption in government offices, from 1950 to the present date, of which today's conduct in government offices and covert operations is simply an extension, check the Defrauding America Internet site.
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