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That's an interesting statement, I've never thought about that before. But isn't it always better to "err on the side of caution"? Was waiting just weeks or months more (so intel could have been positively confirmed, so diplomatic avenues could be explored) so absolutely inconceivable?there is a concept where there is a balancing act between making a decision and the level of intelligence. If you wait until you have 100% intel, it is to late for action, the enemy force is already in motion. If you make a decision too soon, you will not likely have enough intel. This applies at both the tactical and strategic level. Most of the people on the right feel that Bush had enough intel to base his decisions. While those on the left feel that he should have gathered more intel.
Where does this one-dimensional view of the world, "either you're with us or you're against us," come from? The world is more complicated than "us" and "them."If you want to wait around until Sadam teams up with common interests against the U.S., then that is your choice
Alright, I was in like fifth/sixth grade back then, so I can't answer with much precision as I'd like, but here goes: If I remember correctly, before we even went near the Balkans, there were realistic plans made. No foot soldier entered the country until after nearly all infrastructure and resistance had been destroyed. Wesley Clark proved that air power alone can win battles, and for the first time showed its alone effectiveness. We did it only after engaging the help of an international authority (NATO) The cause for taking Milosevic out of power was obvious, the charges egregious. His army was regularly killing people, engaging in "ethnic cleansing" all too reminiscent of Adolf Hitler. The proof was had, mass graves were almost immediately found, and are still being found today. Bottom line: There was clear cause for war, international support was ready and willing, an effective air war reduced risks to ground personel greately, Slobodan Milosevic was caught reletively quickly and put on trial for war crimes in an international tribunal, and, I believe there were zero causalties to armed force personel during the war!I want you to justify the war in Kosovo for me
Clinton was a genus who amazingly used the media to his advantage. You only wish Bush could do the same...Clinton was a CNN president.
And while presiding over the greatest economic expansion in the history of the USA, possibly the history of civilization. And while creating a budget surplus. And while having oral s--...the man's a pimp.And he did all this while cutting the budget over and over again.
...I'll just let that sink in for a while, it'll take me a while to form a response to such an insanely ignorant, bigoted, and overall disgusting thought.I mean, if we were to rate a gene pool, they would probably be the bottom of the barrel anyway. Screw helping other people out. As long as people can have butt sex in San Francisco, then that’s all that matters right?
umm, wasn't it just 4Q 2003 that the GDP was up some phenominal number, (the highest gain ever?). DESPITE Sep 11, the economy is slowly on the road to recovery. Tell me that Sep 11 didn't have an effect on the world economy, go ahead.the greatest economic expansion in the history of the USA,
akamifeldman said:That's an interesting statement, I've never thought about that before. But isn't it always better to "err on the side of caution"? Was waiting just weeks or months more (so intel could have been positively confirmed, so diplomatic avenues could be explored) so absolutely inconceivable?
I want you to find two bad things to say about Clinton, and two good things to say about Bush