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BloodyWilliam

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Mon Aug-02-04 11:47 AM
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4. He didn't even have to admit that he was wrong.

Just say something like, "Had I known the intelligence was faulty, I would not have sent us in. But the world is safer, yadda yadda, we have to stay the course, et cetera."

But to admit that he would have taken us to war anyway, even if he knew the intelligence was faulty (But we still might find WMDs!), is fucking insane!

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