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Well put, Markos, well put.

“In the feverish minds of the war apologists, it doesn’t matter that no WMDs were found, that torture chambers are still open for business, that this war is now rivaling Saddam’s brutality for sheer number of Iraqis killed, that the Army, Marines, and National Guard are all having trouble recruiting, that our equipment is degrading to the point where we’re creating a hollow military, that the war is costing us $200 billion and counting, that Israel is not safer as a result of this war, that nearly 1,600 allied troops and counting have died on this fool’s errand, that the US’s original choice to lead Iraq — Chalabi — was an Iranian spy who told our enemies that we had cracked their communications code, that most of Iraq is not under government control, that terrorists are now using the lawlessness in Iraq to recruit and train a whole new generation of terrorists, that our “Coalition of the Willing” is now a mere shell of its former self, that the world hates the United States, that the Euro is suddenly the hot currency, that Europe and Asia are both creating security organizations excluding the US, and that tens of thousands of our soldiers are coming home physically and mentally maimed.”

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“In the feverish minds of the war apologists, it doesn’t matter that no WMDs were found, that torture chambers are still open for business, that this war is now rivaling Saddam’s brutality for sheer number of Iraqis killed, that the Army, Marines, and National Guard are all having trouble recruiting, that our equipment is degrading…