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Iraq: Bush Administration
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The long-awaited “Petraeus report” on Iraq, due September 15, will not be written by the general, but instead by the White House. Question: will White House chief-of-staff Bolten, Bush’s “Judaism guru,” help write the report? [1]:
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Months before General David Petraeus offers his scheduled Congressional testimony on Iraq, Defense Secretary Defense Robert Gates and the Bush Administration have already delivered their verdict about security conditions in Iraq. According to them, Iraq will not be secure enough five months from now to permit any more than the ‘surge’ forces to be withdrawn. That means that there will be the same number of U.S. troops in Iraq in August 2008 as were there in August 2006.
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US President George W. Bush addresses a special session of the UN, calls for multilateral action against Iraq. Iraq responds by announcing it will allow inspections unconditionally, but quickly retracts the offer, making it conditional on no new US resolutions.
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Bush's likening of Washington's project in Iraq to the Zionist project will be called by the White House apologists a slip of the tongue, just as earlier utterances have been. Bush talked of the Crusades when sending US troops to occupy Iraq. The usual excuse is that Bush is trying to stay on the good side of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the spearhead of the Jewish lobby which has immense clout in US media and financial circles.
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Bush and his minions will never give up on their misadventure in Iraq. You got to give them credit for being stupidly stubborn. Hell, they haven’t even admitted that Vietnam is a mistake yet.
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Now U.S. engineers are focusing on constructing 14 "enduring bases," long-term encampments for the thousands of American troops expected to serve in Iraq for at least two years. The bases ... would be key outposts for Bush administration policy advisers.
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