Pd,
I read Marx many years ago...the difference is that I don't embrace any of his ideas. I pick on you about it because you seem to. As for Ayn Rand, I found her works rather exciting, especially 'Capitalism, The Unknown Ideal'. Of course, Rand IS less exciting than E.E. Smith; and doesn't preach the Liberal doctrine like Marx did...
However, I digress. The fact is, that statement about uranium from Africa is being misquoted and used as if it were the reason we went into Iraq. The vote on Iraq was in October before that speech in January.
Personally, I would like to know what IS happening with those ships and the numerous missiles with empty chemical/biological warheads that were found early on in the war; but I do remember what happened when Bush tried to address the American people about the war. Do you? The Liberal-biased networks refused to carry it, just as they refuse to balance their reporting of every American casualty with at least a small statement of how many Iraqis died as a result. They only report Iraqi casualties if they are women and/or children.
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07-21-2003
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