A Bush soundbite is receiving a fair amount of airtime today on PBS, in which he refers to a fair amount of revisionist history lately, and that "one thing is clear, [Saddam Hussein] is no longer a threat to the free world."
Actually, I think what's clear is that Hussein is *not* a threat to the free world. *No longer* presumes that he has been one, which has singularly failed to be proven.
Actually, I think what's clear is that Hussein is *not* a threat to the free world. *No longer* presumes that he has been one, which has singularly failed to be proven.
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Ferdinand de la Cerveso de Gaulle von Schmittenstern
Sunday, 23 November 2003 5:08 am
Right, he was only a threat to the non-free among his compatriots in the Arab League (think of his friends the Kuwaitis and Iranians), and of course to his own countrymen, but who cares about them? Vivre le freedom! At least it's not us, eh? Ferdinand de la Cerveso de Gaulle von Schmittenstern
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