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5.12.2003
BBC NEWS | Middle East | US arms experts 'leaving Iraq' The 75th Exploitation Task Force is dismantling its operations for a likely departure in June, says the newspaper, after the group failed to find any biological and chemical weapons. During the debate leading up to the war, a frequent response I heard from people that supported the effort was the excuse that we (the civilians) didn't have access to the same information as the people in charge. Hence, we should let them decide whether or not the war is justified or not. Since the officials were adament that there were WMD's in Iraq that posed a credible threat to the U.S. security many of us who were opposed to the invasion where told to "trust" the president. It may sound cliche, but haven't we learned by now not to trust people with power. Must it be said that anyone that seeks high political office has an overinflated sense of their own importance. This goes for any president. Do we have to be suprised that people seeking the ultimate in world authority might not be the most trustworthy? | |
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