Who's Sorry Now?
All Americans, if ANYBODY listens to the idiot NCA on Iran. Let's all remember the lame duck Congress has two months in which to start another ill-fated military advance. They must be stopped.
Can you believe the same folks who brought you "a cakewalk" in Iraq are now touting a "walk in the park" in Iran?
Good thing the Sun Myung Moon-owned newspaper conservative Washington Times is showing these shysters for what they are....especially Richard Perle.
WT...Leading neocon Richard Perle, who led the intellectual charge for the ill-fated invasion of Iraq, believes two B-2 bombers, each with 16 independently targeted weapons systems, could punch out Iran's nuclear lights. No Air Force expert we could find agreed. But the Pentagon's Air Force generals believe it can be done -- and successfully -- with a much larger operation, including five nights of bombing, some 400 aim points, 75 requiring deep penetration ordnance. Time magazine estimates 1,500 such aim points, or "viable targets," related to Iran's widely scattered nuclear development complex. The Navy, with its carrier task forces and ship-launched cruise missiles, does not share the same degree of certainty. ...
All Americans, if ANYBODY listens to the idiot NCA on Iran. Let's all remember the lame duck Congress has two months in which to start another ill-fated military advance. They must be stopped.
Can you believe the same folks who brought you "a cakewalk" in Iraq are now touting a "walk in the park" in Iran?
Good thing the Sun Myung Moon-owned newspaper conservative Washington Times is showing these shysters for what they are....especially Richard Perle.
WT...Leading neocon Richard Perle, who led the intellectual charge for the ill-fated invasion of Iraq, believes two B-2 bombers, each with 16 independently targeted weapons systems, could punch out Iran's nuclear lights. No Air Force expert we could find agreed. But the Pentagon's Air Force generals believe it can be done -- and successfully -- with a much larger operation, including five nights of bombing, some 400 aim points, 75 requiring deep penetration ordnance. Time magazine estimates 1,500 such aim points, or "viable targets," related to Iran's widely scattered nuclear development complex. The Navy, with its carrier task forces and ship-launched cruise missiles, does not share the same degree of certainty. ...
