Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Some people just don't get it.
"There's a small core element [in Fallujah] that doesn't seem to get it," said Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, an Army spokesman.
Then again maybe General Kimmitt just doesn't get that Iraqi's seem not to like being being under an occupying army with no say in their own governence. Maybe the Iraqi's would actually like to freely elect their own leaders, draft their own constitution and laws, be able to freely publish their own newspapers, and control their own economy and oil.
What do you think it will take for Kimmitt, Bush, Rumsfeld, Friedman, and Wolfkowitz to "get" that?
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Then again maybe General Kimmitt just doesn't get that Iraqi's seem not to like being being under an occupying army with no say in their own governence. Maybe the Iraqi's would actually like to freely elect their own leaders, draft their own constitution and laws, be able to freely publish their own newspapers, and control their own economy and oil.
What do you think it will take for Kimmitt, Bush, Rumsfeld, Friedman, and Wolfkowitz to "get" that?
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