There was a sincere if not necessarily justified concern about communism. In sharp contrast both Bush and Cheney are on record from the '90s saying that toppling Saddam would result in unnecessary loss of life and endless quagmire -- exactly what has happened. Not only did they know there was no real threat, they never believed that an invasion would accomplish anything (other than as a
After the Incheon invasion http://www.iht.com/slideshows/2008/07/21/news/22-INCHON-ss.php {EXCERPT} International Herald Tribune, France - General Douglas MacArthur of the US Army on the bridge of the USS McKinley in the early days of the Korean War. In September 1950, MacArthur orchestrated an... http://www.iht.com/slideshows/2008/07/21/news/22-INCHON-ss.php The Korean War Discussion/News/Info
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