Either a prophet or a quack
A couple weeks ago, Donald Rumsfeld compared those of us who question the war to people who ignored the rise of the Nazis. I saw a lot about it on the news, but one broadcast I did not catch at the time was Keith Olbermann's commentary about it on MSNBC.
This commentary is so intelligently done, so well researched, and so appropriately angry, that I thought I'd share it here. It is about 7 minutes long, but I think it is worth your time. (And you can find the transcript here.)
offered up to the world by CoachDub @ 9:22 AM
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ps take Sam's name out of the link
Never mind, don't change the URL, but do take Sam out.
WV: drypoox
"From Iraq to Katrina, to flu vaccine shortages, to the entire "Fog of Fear" which continues to envelope this nation - [Donald Rumsfeld], Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney, and their cronies, have - inadvertently or intentionally - profited... politically."
Maybe in the short run, but certainly not once the "fog of fear" cleared up a bit.
Other than that, I found it very well-written, persuasive, and well-delivered.
Yeah, but this fog of fear is still very much alive in most places in the country.
Mostly thanks to terrorists like sam walker.
This looked interesting, but I'd rather spend my valuable 7 minutes watching the I Shall Avenge My Father trailer 3 more times. Am I right?
bravo. incredible. i thought journalism like that was dead. i guess i was wrong.
Max has a strong point, but I think one can sacrifice seven minutes of trailer time for this one.
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