Gen'l Wes Clark says

Undertoad · 09-27-2003, 02:44 PM

The context: a Republican fund-raiser in local Arkansas.

It's a long rambling speech and not all that interesting to read, and the thing I take away from it is that there is no path from where he was then to where he says he is now. I read that and I get the impression that he is an interventionist of the first order, the evil anti-Griff. He sees a specific need for the US to be militarily involved in many different places. Iraq would have been a test of his theory as it played out.

I will wait to see how that person who was a serious hawk/interventionist pre-9/11 could convert to being anti-Iraq war.

09-27-2003, 02:44 PM	#7
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	The context: a Republican fund-raiser in local Arkansas. It's a long rambling speech and not all that interesting to read, and the thing I take away from it is that there is no path from where he was then to where he says he is now. I read that and I get the impression that he is an interventionist of the first order, the evil anti-Griff. He sees a specific need for the US to be militarily involved in many different places. Iraq would have been a test of his theory as it played out. I will wait to see how that person who was a serious hawk/interventionist pre-9/11 could convert to being anti-Iraq war.

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