Dave Hinz wrote in
:

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:48:06 GMT, Doug Miller
wrote:
In article , "mp"
wrote:
The weapons inspections were working, and Blix was almost finished.
There was no need to rush in. What Bush did is create a record level
of anti-American sentiment not just in the middle east but throughout
the world. There will be blowback for years to come.

You're either very young, or very naive, if you believe that there
was not already substantial anti-American sentiment in the middle
east and throughout the world before Bush ever took office.

Apparently MP feels that inspectors being kept out for a decade, and
then led around on a short leash, qualifies as "were working".

Give me ten minutes to hide a 20 dollar bill in my office. I'll give
you one minute to find it. If you can't find it, then it's not there.
Nobody would agree to that, yet that's exactly what they say is true
in Iraq. And Iraq is a hell of a lot bigger than my office.

Oh, another of those people that still think the WMDs are there, somewhere.

Really. How sad.