DanS wrote:
This is entirely true. Hesitation takes the pressure off of Hussein and allows him the luxury of miscalculating that he can get through this with his WMD intact.
So you feel that ending the hesitation and moving towards war will reduce it's likelihood?
Man, when the military is out on a leash that long, the institutional momentum (both inside and outside of the military) to use it is going to be enormous. That's quite a risk, I'd say.
The latest from Rumsfeld: "hesitation increases the likelihood of war"
This is entirely true. Hesitation takes the pressure off of Hussein and allows him the luxury of miscalculating that he can get through this with his WMD intact.
So you feel that ending the hesitation and moving towards war will reduce it's likelihood?
Man, when the military is out on a leash that long, the institutional momentum (both inside and outside of the military) to use it is going to be enormous. That's quite a risk, I'd say.
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