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The Rumsfeld Prophecy
Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Started conversation Aug 2, 2007
I recall Donald Rumsfeld predicting proudly that Iraq would be in a state of 'shock and awe' when the USA attacked. Well they are! 4,000,000 fled or homeless, and many of those Iraqis remaining are without electricity, water, medicine and other basic needs and from daily TV pictures obviously in 'shock and awe'. Congratulations Mr Rumsfeld, your prediction was right!
The Rumsfeld Prophecy
Giford Posted Aug 3, 2007
I remember predicting that the invasion of Iraq would turn into a complete disaster, with the US unable to control the country. My prediction was far more accurate than I could have predicted!
Sadly, I completely failed to predict that no WMD would be found...
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The Rumsfeld Prophecy
Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Aug 4, 2007
Me too, I remember predicting that the Iraq invasion could become another Viet-Nam. Now they are looking for an exit-stragey. Whatever happened to: We promise to stay the course!
The Rumsfeld Prophecy
Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Aug 4, 2007
I also predicted that no WMDs would be found. I also predicted that old DC and his cronies would do ok financially.
I didn't predict that 3 ex-oil men would now be running the show: GWB, DC and CR. They got me there. I didn't think they'd have that much brass neck.
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