Maybe America would be better off if this would have happened. |
The New York Times published an article
this week that provided evidence that Iraq possessed
weapons of mass
destruction (WMDs.)
The proof of the weapons justified the
US's 2003 invasion of Iraq. President George W. Bush – who has been
vilified unmercifully - was right, it turns out.
The expose, by Times reporter C.J.
Chivers, revealed U.S. service personnel's encounters with chemical
weapons in Iraq.
The article focused on U.S. soldiers
who suffered from exposure to the sulfur mustard and other nerve
gases from bombs.
According to the story, about "5,000
chemical warheads, shells or aviation bombs" were found . The
U.S. government buried the cases from both the public and the troops.
As a result, injured soldiers did not receive proper medical
treatment.
First you have to ask WHY was this
hidden? Did the Democrat Party have a hand in the cover up to forge a
political gain? That is in keeping with Democrat, and media,
information-control tactics.
Or was it Bush' top adviser, Karl Rove? and why?
Also many of us did not need this added
evidence to exonerate Bush.
The way the US, at the demand of the
media and the UN, made us telegraph that war, Iraq had more than
enough time to hide, or move out, WMDs. There is evidence they did.
Bush's crime was not TELLING everyone
what happened. Blame Karl "Moderate Play Pretty" Rove for
that. And it's what has damaged Bush's legacy, and helped give us
Obama.
America is suffering severely because
of the lack of communication and the media crucifixion of Bush.
We must learn for this experience. What
we must make sure not to do is let moderates, like Karl Rove,
anywhere near the White House, or the GOP nominee in 2016.
Aside from advising Bush not to counter
untrue and vicious claims from the media and the left, that, Rove
gave us Mitt Romney in 2012.
The post-Rove-Bush America is a
nightmare. We need a true American HERO to undo the mess that is the
result of the moderates of the Republican Party, like Rove.
Keep that in mind as you consider a GOP
candidate for 2016.
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