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Wednesday, November 08, 2006

What next for Rumsfeld? - 1 comment

Perhaps locking himself in his study with a pen, paper, whisky, and a small pistol?

"Probably just a car backfiring."

The crash of a tea-tray; screams in a Puerto Rican accent.

The funeral; the merry laughter; the midnight break-in, and the polishing of tap-shoes.
Mr Bush said that both he and Mr Rumsfeld had agreed the time was right for new leadership at the Pentagon.
Update: See also Luke. None of the above should be seen as:
  • A criticism of the principle of liberal interventionism, or a good deal of its practice.
  • Cynicism over what could be described as his evangelism for democracy.
This is all about his competence, his integrity, and the responsibility he bears for the botching of the post-invasion strategy in Iraq.

1 comment so far...

At 5:37 AM, November 09, 2006, Blogger Benjamin said...

Having read a quite a few pro-war liberal responses on the subject of Iraq, I can see a pattern emerging amongst those who still cling to their position.

They say that the central cause of the fiasco is pure incompetance by Rumsfeld and co, and (rather self servingly) say thay can still hold their heads up high because the "motives" (at least theirs) were good. I regards these arguments as specious, deluded and self serving.

   

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