>I don't know what the threat is, but that I do know that I don't know what the threat is at least implies there is a threat, thus invading Iraq is justified
can anyone argue against this impregnable logic?
I don't know what the threat is...
Charles Moore
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Evan Johnson
The absence of evidence does not indicate the evidence of absence.
Rumsfeld is a cunt either way.
Julian Ramirez
this some lewis carroll shit
Ayden Sullivan
>WMD WAS A HOAX!!!
People are so fucking stupid when discussing the Iraq War. Regardless of its outcome, these were the reasons for going to war. It was passed through Congress.
en.wikipedia.org
Evan Williams
neocon incel
Ryan White
Fuck off Ben Shapiro
Xavier Flores
>Many neoconservatives had been Jewish intellectuals in New York City during the 1930s. They were on the political left, but strongly opposed Stalinism and some were Trotskyists.
Brody Barnes
Neocons are just smart commies who market themselves very well.
Ryder Young
>Irving Kristol was an American journalist who was dubbed the "godfather of neoconservatism"
>Kristol was born in Brooklyn, New York, the son of non-observant Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, Bessie (Mailman) and Joseph Kristol.
Isaiah Peterson
>Daniel Bell was born in 1919 in the Lower East Side of Manhattan in New York City. His parents, Benjamin and Anna Bolotsky, were Jewish immigrants originally from Eastern Europe.
>The son of Julius and Helen (Woliner) Podhoretz, Jewish immigrants from the Central European region of Galicia (then part of Poland, now Ukraine), Podhoretz was born and raised in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
John Roberts
>The movement had its intellectual roots in the Jewish monthly review magazine Commentary, edited by Norman Podhoretz and published by the American Jewish Committee
Charles Parker
> Strauss as one of two "master thinkers," the "theoretical substratum" beneath the neoconservatives
>He was born in Germany to Jewish parents and later emigrated from Germany to the United States.
Austin Torres
>prominent neoconservatives in the George W. Bush administration included (((Paul Wolfowitz))), (((Elliott Abrams))), (((Richard Perle))), and Paul Bremer.
Leo Baker
>Also early in the administration, some neoconservatives criticized Bush's administration as insufficiently supportive of Israel and suggested Bush's foreign policies were not substantially different from those of President Clinton.
>Bush's policies changed dramatically immediately after the 11 September 2001 attacks.
Samuel Gonzalez
>"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" - Dick Cheney
Friendly reminder that Anglos are the worst
Jack Wilson
FACT: Neoconservatism is the last bastion of counter-culture.
Adam Carter
> these were the reasons for going to war
There were, but someone is too ashamed to mention them.
Jose Ross
As a critique of the possibility of empirical knowledge it's fine, but that fucker tried to justify connecting Iraq to al Qaeda and WMDs knowing damn well the CIA had no good evidence for either and invoked this in a purely sophistical whirl of hair splitting deception. He's a bloody handed con man.
Leo Hughes
No doubt.
Its a shame that the politicians that voted for the resolution still have careers.
Biden, Kerry, and Clinton, being the most high-profile of the lot.
Aiden Hill
>literal double speak used to justify endless war to prop up the military-industrial complex
>b-but the people saying 1984 reflect modern society are just liberal retards who missed the point of the book
Is Yea Forums really this stupid?
Austin Barnes
That was such a fucked up time. I was in 5th grade, remember thinking "damn too bad I went ever have a chance to fight in the war." How ironic.
My pop was a military officer, I remember him turning on the TV to "watch the fireworks over Baghdad."
Levi Price
>Rumsfeld released a mobile app game of solitaire called Churchill Solitaire, emulating a variant of the card game as played by Winston Churchill.
Charles Baker
circular
Justin Smith
It would have been easier to say "Israel paid me, and many other higher-ups in the defense department, to remove Saddam Hussein, as they felt he was a threat to their security in the region." This is what actually happened.
Bentley Wood
Did you just get Netflix again
Jose Fisher
>defense cabinet justifying the war with pedantry
W was such a shrewd delegator.
Jaxson Wood
The Amazon Prime Holbrooke documentary is good
Joshua Brown
>con man
witty