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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: Ed Huang who wrote (1227)7/18/2003 9:33:41 PM
From: rrufff  Read Replies (1) of 22250
 
Maybe you'll understand the question this time.

Ok - so which powerful group or nation was pushing America hard to invade Iraq and please include facts to back up your statement. Were there other powerful groups or nations involved either in the open or behind the scenes?

You made a statement relating to someone who put words in the State of the Union address. You hinted that it was this "group". When the news seems to indicate that it was someone not connected to any group, you get a bit defensive.

Again, perhaps, it's your problems with English and, if so, I'm trying to understand. That's why I quoted the famous conspiracy philosopher Confusion. Have you not heard of him? He is alleged to have lived in the backwoods of Maine, of Asian descent. The locals, it is said, went to him each morning to get his approval. Often times, he apparently would issue edicts that certain locals were not to be touched and should be encouraged to leave the community. This resulted in an offshoot of the Confusion movement. I'm sure there is a thread on SI dedicated to the internal workings of the Confusionists and the Anti-Confusionists. There were many movements that sprang forth from this philosophy and no amount of laxative has been able to wipe the slate clean of Confusion.

I hope that helps.
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