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eric

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MT – beats me why you are on the list.

Shannon’s information theory says that the less shared information on each side of communications, the more information has to be exchanged. Since youse guys are mostly not too deep into conservative thought and perhapss other facts from the real reality based world, sometimes I need to give a lot of details.

Yes, botulinum can be used for botox. Do you really think Saddam’s people ordered the doctor to keep the botulinum for the purpose of cosmetics? How about the binary Sarin rounds? The trucks that travelled from weapons dumps to Syria?

I have yet to hear a leftist give a rational argument about why the WMD intelligence failure was a great sin of those of us on the right? Please explain how you would have known (links to long leftist screeds do not count). Then please explain what you would have done, if you had been in Bush’s position in, say Sept 2002?

As to the reference on food and voting certificates, there is no evidence that whether one voted or not, and who one voted for, was tied to whether one got food. Unlike in socialist paradises, the vote was relatively clean and clearly voluntary. That just cannot be denied.

The insurrection has two hopes:

1) Kill enough of those who voted (and facilitated voting) to scare people off of voting again.

2) Hope that the anti-crowd in the world and the US, especially the MSM, will continue to criticize everything about the Iraq occupation until the American people get tired of it. The anti-crowd, which includes many on this blog, are an integral part of Saddam’s Plan Orange.

I’d say things are looking pretty good.

The anti’s would say “yeah – look at all the failures in infrastructure in the economy.”

To which the answer is: That isn’t our failure, but Iraqis (and foreign terrorists) have been trying to make life difficult for Iraqis, in hopes of creating disenchantment.

Will the Iraqis trade a promise of regular electricity for freedom and democracy? Not likely. They instead are fighting – with guns and ballots – for the ability to make the decisions themselves. Many in the Sunni minority have yet to figure out that their privilege is ended. Some of them lived in Fallujah, and no longer have that fantasy. Who’s next?

If you’re in the mood for Chinese again, do House of Nanking over on Kearny near Columbus. Its divey, delicious, and the line is often out the door. And order the dumplings. They’re not on the menu, and they’ll think you’re a local.

This (and the decades old “botulism-in-the-refigerator” and rusting sarin shells as rationales for war) is a good example of why discussing serious issues with you from the perspective of American national security and an effective war on Islamic terrorists is an exercise in futility…time better spent catching up on one’s reading.