Allies Cheerfully Betrayed - In Advance

It's Vietnam Time again. The House of Representatives has passed a Cut and Run Bill disguised as a Support the Troops Bill. How clever.

However, we have a lot of clever citizens in America. One of them has something very useful to say.

We must stop this "Hate George Bush" war at any cost.

It is a tremendous roadblock, stalemating the Iraqi war, and tying up the Congress as it tries to come up with more ways to thwart or embarrass the President through the war. Mistakes have been made. But Hating George Bush isn't going to correct them.

"Hate George Bush" involves waiting another two years during which we expend money and troops while awaiting a Democrat president who will inherit, in the least, the same conundrum, two years and perhaps two trillion dollars later. Meantime we will still owe this tremendous moral debt to the Iraqi people.

Here we have another case, like Vietnam, of not supporting our allies.

At least in the case of Vietnam we had the decency to wait until most of the American troops were out of the country.

Cross Posted at Power and Control and at The Astute Bloggers

posted by Simon on 03.25.07 at 10:15 AM





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We forget that there are long term consequences to defeat. Running from Vietnam killed millions of people by our being absent and made the world a worse place with liberty and freedom sorely pressed... and then gave us foes that could not be attacked by the grand ideals of the 20th century nor its Nations. Because the US would not stand by its word nor stand by an Ally, and saw fit to feed them to the wolves.

ajacksonian   ·  March 26, 2007 09:13 AM

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