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Politics : Middle East Politics
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To: StormRider who wrote (2600)1/29/2003 1:53:36 PM
From: Thomas M.   of 6945
 
<<< Schwarzkopf himself doesn't entirely disagree with the view that the war was ended badly. "You can't help but sit here today and, with 20/20 hindsight, go back and say, 'Look, had we done something different, we probably wouldn't be facing what we are facing today.' "

But, he continues, Washington never instructed him to invade Iraq or oust Saddam Hussein. "My mission, plain and simple, was kick Iraq out of Kuwait. Period. There were never any other orders." >>>

In other words, leaving Saddam in power was part of the plan, as Thomas Friedman (the unofficial mouthpiece of the State Dept.) explained.

Tom
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