Re: Bush's Meat Grinder

re the "not inherently unwunnable war,"
that was only one of the reasons, apparently promoted to the fore
in the re-written script of "JFK, the movie,"
for which he was assassinated.
    please note, however, that no less than the NYPost,
in a few paragraphs under a big spread of Undead Kennedys
at the FAmily Plot, got Bobby Oswald to say that Lee Harvey
was just plain nuts -- 'if he hadn't been there,
it wouldn't have happenned!'

thus quoth:
A nation's constitution has no more authority than that embedded in
the history of the struggle which brought it into being. The
continuity of that authority must be repeatedly renewed by bringing
the broad base of the population, including the economically poorest
strata, into fresh affirmation of the crucial principles embodied in
that agreement. For example, in former times, when the United States
supported a national militia, and universal military service, this
relationship affirmed and strengthened the reciprocal ties between the
constitutional arrangement and the population in general.
    A viable constitution of any modern nation-state republic, is not
a financial contract to be drafted by unscrupulous law firms
associated with lustful financial houses, but, must be, like our own
1776 Declaration of Independence and the Preamble of our Federal
Constitution, an affirmation of universal principles of natural law.
Iraq has such a Constitution, forged in struggle against oppression,
and in the search for unity of common interest among the communities
of which that fighting nation was composed.

Don Swayser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
 
> Those people chose to place themselves in harms way. Men in my 
> generation didn't. We were drafted and put in harms way by Asshole 
> Johnson. We were sent to fight an unwinnable war. Not an inherently 
> unwinnable war, an unwinnable war made so by Asshole Johnson. Men were 

--ils duces d'Enron!
http://larouchepub.com/pr_lar/2003/031128_iraq_statement.html