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To: FiloF who started this subject7/7/2002 7:04:49 PM
From: Jerome  Read Replies (1) of 786
 
Prediction....Bush's War on Iraq will go exactly nowhere.

Look at the facts....

1) Its been ten months since 9/11 and Bush's war on terrorism has gone no where.

2) His Cuban detainees will be tried neither in a Federal Court nor by a military tribunal. The case is just too weak.

3) If Bush does try try those detainees with a military tribunal, how much support can he expect from the Arab...Muslim countries against Iraq? Not much I say.

4) Thus far he is batting Zero against the thousands that Ashcroft has detained in this country since 9/11. If he gets tough will all the illegal Arabs in this country are the illegal Mexicans, Orientals, and South Americans going to stand up and cheer?

Bush's tough rhetoric after 9/11 was smelly flatulence to cover up his failed domestic initiatives. (corporate governance....energy policy....tax breaks for the wealthy)

So the Americans are going to rush off to war with Iraq, to absolve his father's failed military campaign? (where he snatched defeat from the jaws of victory?....Sadam is still in power)

In another 12 months the Presidential campaigns start anew. Bush has left himself politically vulnerable. The executive terrorists of those failed companies will slay Bush once and for all.... its the enemy within that will hurt Bush the most.

JMO...Jerome
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