Dear Mr. (Ex-) President;
I couldn't help but notice that you are
trying to get yourself back into the media spotlight again.
Fortunately, with some minor, irrelevant
exceptions, our national media seems to be trying to ignore you right back.
Why?
Because they (and we) are sick of the anti-American, unpatriotic B.S. you've been shoveling lately.
We need to patch up our rift with France?
As if WE caused it? "You've got to reach out to the other person.
You've got to convince them that long-term
friendship should trump short-term adversity," you said yesterday.
So you'd put "friendship" with the French ahead of our national security?
You want to "debate" whether or not Saddam
Hussein has weapons of mass destruction. Have you been living
in a cave lately? Haven't you seen
the evidence our current administration has laid out? What is left
to debate?
You would waste time talking, while the
axis of evil grows stronger.
You say we need the United Nations, and
you try to justify this absurdity by harking back to some Arab/Israeli
peace talks in Madrid after the first Gulf
War (and that's right, I said the FIRST war). Arab/Israeli peace
talks?
What have you been smoking this time?
"The Madrid conference would never have happened
if the international coalition that fought together in Desert Storm
had exceeded the UN mandate and gone on
its own into Baghdad after Saddam and his forces," you said.
Yeah, right.
The United States has a moral obligation
to disarm Saddam, and we will face up to that responsibility
even if the rest of the world has no stomach
for it. Maybe you haven't noticed, but even God is on our side.
So I say this to you, Mr. (Ex-) President:
we don't need you anymore. You had your chance, you had your brief
moment in the spotlight. How dare
you crawl out from under your rock to prove your lack of patriotism in
a time of war.
How dare you lecture our current
President?
Who do you think you are? His father?
Oh, well, I guess you are.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-605441,00.html
Never mind.
Skippy X