Now What? - Update

Well, Paul O'Neill spoke of the issues that weren't new facts but were just new admissions. He exposed how incapable George Bush is when it comes to analytical skills. He exposed the fact that Bush's war against Iraq wasn't the result of unavoidable developments. It is now official that Bush's warmonger team wanted to go to war no matter what. That was why they had to begin tricking their own people by lies after lies. It is now official that Bush did not respect anything but his own egos. It is now official that Bush didn't mind sending American kids to die as long it would serve him and his Neo-Con bodies. It is now official that WMD was nothing but a big lie. It is now official that the accusation of Iraq being linked to 9/11 event was nothing but a big lie. It is now official that accusation of Iraq linked to Al-Qaeda was nothing but a big lie. It is now official that Bush didn't really care what the Americans would think of attacking Iraq if they knew all about these. It is now official how naive American public were to believe in and agree with what they were told without using any common sense. It is now official that Bush not only is not very intelligent, but is also extremely dishonest and extremely dangerous to the world security including that of the US. It is now official that Bush has made the United States the most disliked country in the world.

I am glad that many Americans can now see who their president really is. And to those who will justify anything that their new God; George Bush does, I have to say: Only those who don't have self-respect can now justify all this and not care if they were lied to and they would accept what their dumb leader wants them to accept. Well, I have a news for this type of people: Mountain goats follow their leader without asking questions where he is taking them and why. So, congratulations on the new official status.

Update:
In a related development, Jeffrey Record of the U.S. Army War College, condemns the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq as "an unnecessary war of choice." and gives a failing grade to virtually every aspect of the Bush administration's war on terror. He also says the U.S. is creating new enemies among countries that pose no serious security threat. Read it here .

Update II:
You might also wish to read Toronto Star's editorial on this issue.