Reply #165: pretty silly huh?

[Warren Stupidity]

The documents are out there, authored by our neocon elites. Our domestic neocon leaders are in large part also hardcore likudnik 'Greater Israel' militants. This is an indisputable fact, a fact which they themselves wouldn't even deny, but if we dare to speak it, we are 'jew haters'. This is typical of the censorship in the USA when it comes to our relationship with Israel. Nobody is allowed to ask the question: 'whose interest are we serving here'? Nobody is allowed to speak out against anything done by any Israeli government, despite the fact that Israelis speak out against their government all the time, and that Israel is as deeply divided politically as we are. Nobody is allowed to question our policies that involve Israel. Any such questions are, according to the current wisdom, clearly anti-semitic.

I'll ask again: why are we working to destabilize Lebanon and overthrow the Syrian regime? How does this serve our interests?

And as a follow up: how has our toppling of the Iraqi government and the subsequent disastrous occupation of Iraq helped our strategic interests in the region?

And finally, given the results of todays Iranian elections, in which the Iranian reform movement suffered total defeat, in what respect has the Bush doctrine brought change for the better to the region?