Reply #194: From your very first post ... [View All]

[Pepperbelly]

in # 103, when you wrote: "April 10, 2003: Wesley Clark declares: " Already the scent of victory is in the air. "

1409 American soldiers have died in Iraq since General Clark made that statement."

And, of course, you left out the very next sentence in the piece. Cotninuing DIRECTLY from where you left off, Clark wrote: "Yet a bit more work and some careful reckoning need to be done before we take our triumph."

Seems that he actually intended the exact opposite of what you posted and in fact, said it in the next sentence. Did you see the next sentence? If not, did you just pick out parts that could be snipped in a damaging way? If you did see it, why did you not include it in your post?

If you saw the sentence and failed to include it in your post, you are very selectively picking out what you want to pick out and attempting to make it appear as though Clark meant something that was clearly the opposite of what he wrote.