Forget Britney Spears and her missing panties. Without the use of whiskey, Kool-Aid, mind enhancing mushrooms, steroids, drugs, coffee, tea or milk, the United States Senate voted to pass the Joe Lieberman resolution on Iran's Republican Guard, also known as their military, naming the Republican Guard, or their military, a terrorist organization. Big oops.
Yep! They did it again. Even Hillary Clinton voted in favor of this resolution, while another Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Bidden, voted against it.
Passing a resolution of this kind by the Senate is like giving President Bush the key to the candy store. And this kid likes the candy; not Snicker's or Hershey's, but shock and awe 21,000lb bunker buster bomb, kind of candy.
The resolution is a green light to gin up for war in Iran. It's only a question of time before one of Iran's camels strays over the white line and the third middle east war begins. The march into Iran will start with the promise of being greeted as liberators, - while stopping the spread of weapons of mass destruction - reconstruction and war costs will be paid for with Iran's oil revenue.
It is doubtful Gordon Brown will poodle up to help George Bush form a coalition, but Rudolph Guiliani, the 9/11 Republican candidate for president, should lend support. The ex-mayor recently had a fund raiser in Palo Alto, California, grotesquely charging an admission fee of $9.11. Probably served 9 ounces of liquor in a 11 ounce glass.
"Terror is real, evil and must be stopped everywhere. Excuse me..." Cell phone call from the wife. "Yes. dear." Explanation: Since 9/11, they keep in touch. You never know...
"Where was I? Oh yes, 9/11."
Unfortunately, the U. S. Senate was not alert, or able to vote down the Lieberman resolution, and gave President Bush the authority to start another war. Bush recently said, "The childrens (sic) do learn," but apparently the United States Senate doesn't.
Big oops.
And the media thought Britney Spears missing panties a mistake.
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