Why war on Iran is inevitable
February 6th, 2013
Eleven years of non-stop war later and the US political establishment is as moronic as ever:
Instead of doing penance every single day for the rest of their natural lives for the deaths of 4,422 Americans and, according to a survey from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, the deaths of at least 650,000 Iraqis, the architects and principal advocates of the Iraq war angrily brayed for more: more aggression, bigger military, more wars. And the non-neo conservatives, the ones who’ve been proven definitively right by history, seemed to just meekly nod along. The DNC didn’t even issue a press release all day. And so all the lessons that could have been learned are unlearned.
Categories: Anti-war, US Foreign Policy, US politics, War on Afghanistan, War on Iran, War on Iraq
