As the mainstream media here in the U.S. use Michael Jackson and the runaway bride to cover up the egg on George W. Bush's face, the British press continues to paint a rather sinister picture of the lead-up to the Iraq war. First, there was the Downing Street Memo. Now we learn that a pre-war had been secretly launched in September 2002 - a month before Congress voted to give Bush the authority he used to invade Iraq, two months before the UN brought the matter to a vote, and more than six months before "shock and awe" officially began.
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And yet Bush's followers continue to dismiss any incriminating facts, and just blame everything that's wrong in the world on Bill Clinton. I don't get it.
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