>Dan,
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>The evidence is so large and so obvious, and now even the by GWB instated commision confirms it. I can't get arround the fact that in your world you're affraid to accept the facts, because you'll have to accept the fact that your republican party are making mistake after mistake... I agree it is hard to accept the truth and see all the things you believe in falling appart. But the fact is that more and more americans, even republican members are wondering what you are doing in iraq. There is nothing to accomplish. Again watch the interview.....

I invite the reader to make up their own minds:

http://www.dni.gov/press_releases/press_releases.htm (see the 26 Sep. entry, 'Declassified Key Judgments of the National Intelligence Estimate "Trends in Global Terrorism: Implications for the United States" dated April 2006' - the link pops up a PDF).

You have some weird idea that my world is going to crack and fall apart if I don't "accept the facts" as you see them. Oh noes, Walter's right, let me ventilate my cranium...Gimme a break. If my "world" was that fragile, do you think I'd stand up and make myself such a target in a public forum?

>As for the insulting, who did I insult??? Isn't time to go back to go to school and learn reading???

Well sir, you just did it again.

>I did accuse the american GOVERNMENT (to be more exact GWB and his fellows) of being arrogant and ignorant. And this is exactly the phrase used in the interview referred to in the thread: The end of iraq.

I don't care if you heisted it from Galbraith. As an American, I find it insulting.

Come back when you learn to be civil.