Bush's Iraq adventure is bound to backfire
Youssef M. Ibrahim strips away the layers of obfuscation in a recent IHT article on Bush's march to war. He writes,
Let us not be fooled: The upcoming war against Iraq has nothing to do with the war against terror.
President George W. Bush's war is fueled by two things: bolstering the president's popularity as he attempts to ride on the natural wave of American patriotism unleashed by the criminal attacks of Sept. 11; and a misguided temptation to get more oil out of the Middle East by turning a ''friendly" Iraq into a private American oil pumping station.
Both will backfire and may indeed cost this president and his warmongering cabinet their sought-after second term...
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