Across the capitals of Europe we see Hamlet-like dithering and equivocation, whereas along the banks of the Potomac we see firmness and resolve, but history will decide who was right about the Iraq War: George W. Bush or Jacques Chiraq. by Qualyxian Quest

Sep 2020

Across the capitals of Europe we see Hamlet-like dithering and equivocation, whereas along the banks of the Potomac we see firmness and resolve, but history will decide who was right about the Iraq War: George W. Bush or Jacques Chiraq.

Said David Brooks

(who still has never apologized
despite the literally hundreds of thousands
of innocent Iraqi dead)

Meanwhile, David is still a pundit
For PBS and the New York Times.

Disgusting.

Written by

Qualyxian Quest 56/M/Elsewhere

(56/M/Elsewhere)

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