Bogus and Craven Actions by Chimp_junta Before They Began the Criminal Slaughter in Iraq

The New York Times > Opinion > Mo Dowd : House of Broken Toys

He (Colin Powell) knew his word held enormous weight around the world. And he knew he was the only one, out of all the officials in on the clandestine rush to war, who had fought in a war. He should have spoken up for all those soldiers who would fight and die and be maimed for Dick Cheney's nutty utopian dream of bombing the world into freedom, and W.'s dream of being so forceful with Saddam, the slime bag who survived his father's war, that he would forever banish his family's bête noire — the wimp factor.