Turncoats in unexpected places

[jmatthan]

I wonder how many of you heard General Wesley Clark on the Seder on Sunday Talk Show.

Sam was stunned by what he heard.

I was not, as General Clark said exactly what I have known he has stood for for the last 4 years!

My reading of this interview and other surrounding events is expressed in my analysis "Turncoats in unexpected places" which you will find on my blog:

Jacob's Politics

http://jmpolitics.blogspot.com/2007/09/turncoats-in-unexpected-places.html

Is there a Hilary / Clark / Bush axis?

Remember, when you read this you should know that I am not an American, I am not an European, I am not black or white, I am not a Muslim, I am not a Jew.......

But are you expecting another "xx years" of American involvement in the Middle East, even under a Democratic President?

[DURHAM D]

1. Hello - we have been involved in the Mid East for my entire

life. I expect to die with us still in the ME.

[BlooInBloo]

2. LOL! It's AWESOME watching Clinton-haters adjust their world to accomodate...

... their hatred of Clinton.

Clark is slowing becoming acclimatized as EVIL in the Clinton-haters' minds.

:rofl:

[defendandprotect]

3. The military is subject to civilian control -- civilian questioning and challenging --

and it is highly necessary considering what has been going on -- "Operation Northwoods" -- false flag operations -- and now Betray US --

just for openers --

So -- when you see a uniform -- question what's going on --